Studio Applications

6SR Series EQ’sMUSICAL INSTRUMENT APPLICATIONS

A.Putting an equalizer in line with a musical instrument allows you to modify the sound of the instrument. You can brighten the sound, add body to a thin sounding instrument, or you can give the sound a totally different character.

B.An equalizer allows you to eliminate unwanted sounds, such as the 60 cycle hum from a badly grounded sound source.

A graphic equalizer is one of the most useful tools in the sound engineer's bag. DOD equalizers offer the features and the flexibility to deliver uncompromising quality in the studio.

A.Fix a track that doesn't sound quite right. Put the equalizer in a channel insert.

B.Create an artificial stereo image by splitting a monaural signal and equalizing the split signals differently. Pan one signal to the right and the equalized signal to the left.

C.Shape the sound by changing the frequency response of the track.

D.Special effects like telephone sounds are done by cutting off the low end at

200 Hz and the high end at 6 kHz.

Also, when used with other pieces of equipment, you can do some real signal processing magic. Emphasizing the high frequencies of a signal and feeding the modified signal to the side chain of a compressor creates a de-essing effect. By emphasizing the low frequencies and feeding the signal to the side chain creates a de-thumper. You can also reduce unwanted frequency-dependent noise in a sig- nal by cutting the offending frequencies with an equalizer and letting a noise gate "key" on the modified signal while letting the original signal pass, gating the unwanted sounds.

SR430QXLR, SR830ZXLR, SR831QXLR, SR 231QX, SR 430QX, SR 431QX, SR 830QX, SR 831QX, SR431QXLR specifications

The Department of Defense (DoD) has developed a range of advanced technologies and systems under the SR designation that cater to various operational requirements. Among these, the SR830ZXLR, SR430QXLR, SR231QX, SR430QX, SR431QX, SR830QX, SR831QX, SR431QXLR, and SR831QXLR stand out for their unique features and capabilities, each engineered to meet specific mission demands.

The SR830ZXLR is notable for its exceptional processing power and advanced sensor integration. It is equipped with state-of-the-art electronics that allow for real-time data analysis and decision-making. Its long-range communication capabilities ensure seamless information flow, making it an indispensable asset in high-stakes environments.

The SR430QXLR model focuses on enhanced surveillance and reconnaissance tasks. It boasts cutting-edge imaging technologies that support various weather conditions and terrain. The onboard analytics can process and relay critical information to command centers, enhancing situational awareness during operations.

For versatility, the SR231QX provides a balanced approach to performance and durability. It is designed to operate in a multitude of environments, from arid deserts to harsh arctic conditions. Its rugged design ensures longevity and reliability, making it a staple for both ground and air operations.

The SR430QX offers an improved platform for data processing and warfare simulation. With its modular architecture, it can adapt to a multitude of mission requirements, integrating new technologies as they become available. The SR431QX expands on this capability with added features for enhanced maneuverability and combat readiness.

The SR830QX and SR831QX are primarily focused on offensive capabilities, optimized for rapid deployment and engagement. Their lightweight design allows for quick transport, while their advanced weapon systems ensure they are always mission-ready.

The SR431QXLR and SR831QXLR emphasize long-range operational capabilities. These models incorporate advanced propulsion systems that extend their range and endurance, making them suitable for extended missions without the need for frequent resupply.

Together, these SR systems embody the DoD's commitment to leveraging technology for superior operational effectiveness. Each model is a testament to advanced engineering and design, ensuring that U.S. forces maintain an edge in diverse and dynamic combat environments.