Ashly PQX-571, PQX-572 manual High Shelving Filter Filter No, Master Level, Clip Indicator

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Operating Manual - PQX 571 and PQX 572 Parametric Equalizer

Parametric Filter Level Control

Parametric Filter Frequency Control

Parametric Filter Bandwidth Control

High Shelf Level Response

5.3High Shelving Filter (Filter No. 7)

These concentric controls work the same way as the low shelf controls described in (1) and (2) except the filter response starts at the center frequency selected and continues up in frequency.

5.4Master Level

The overall gain of the equalizer is adjusted by this control. The master level gain stage is placed prior to any filter stages so that increasing the master level will not amplify filter noise. If the Master EQ switch is out, the level control has no affect. Signals are then simply routed through the equalizer at unity gain.

5.5Clip Indicator

This red LED illuminates when an amplifier in any of the filters comes within 3 dB of clipping, includ- ing those filters which are not engaged. The maximum signal level through the PQX equalizers is greater than +22 dBu.

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Contents Operating Manual Table Of Contents Audio Connectors and Cables AC PowerIntroduction UnpackingControls GroundingLow Shelving Filter Filter No Parametric Filters Filters NoMaster Level Clip IndicatorHigh Shelving Filter Filter No Feedback Control Connecting Into a Sound SystemGeneral Tone Control Small Room Equalization Large Room EqualizationTheory Console Channel EqualizationDimensional Diagram Troubleshooting TipsWarranty Information SpecificationsSchematics PQX 571, PQX 572 Schematic Diagram 2 PQX Rev

PQX-571, PQX-572 specifications

The Ashly PQX-572 and PQX-571 are advanced audio processing devices designed to enhance sound quality in professional audio applications. Known for their exceptional performance and reliability, these two models are vital tools for sound engineers and audio professionals. Both devices integrate cutting-edge technologies that enable them to deliver superior sonic precision.

Starting with the Ashly PQX-572, this model serves as a 2-channel parametric equalizer that offers extensive control over audio frequencies. One of its standout features is the adjustable Q factor, which allows users to fine-tune the bandwidth of each frequency band. This feature enables precise adjustments, making it easier to eliminate unwanted resonances or enhance desirable frequencies. The PQX-572 also incorporates 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency ranges, which ensure that audio processing can be applied across the audible spectrum, accommodating diverse audio sources.

Equipped with high-headroom circuitry, the PQX-572 provides low distortion levels, allowing for clean and transparent audio processing. Its front panel includes intuitive rotary controls for gain, frequency, and Q, enabling real-time adjustments during any audio session. Additionally, the device features bypass switches for each channel, providing flexibility when comparing processed and unprocessed audio.

On the other hand, the Ashly PQX-571, a single-channel version, shares many features with its twin yet possesses its unique strengths. This model is especially beneficial in setups where space is a concern since it occupies a single rack unit. The PQX-571 is ideal for musicians, small venues, and mobile setups that require high-quality sound processing without extensive equipment.

The PQX-571 maintains the same stellar audio performance found in the PQX-572, offering discrete, high-performance circuitry and low-noise operation. It also provides similar capabilities in frequency adjustment, emphasizing the importance of flexibility in audio manipulation. Both models are ruggedly built, making them suitable for various environments, from recording studios to live sound applications.

In summary, the Ashly PQX-572 and PQX-571 are robust audio tools designed for precise sound control and exceptional audio quality. Their intuitive interfaces and advanced features make them essential components for any audio professional looking to elevate their sound production capabilities. Whether in a recording studio, live venue, or mobile setup, these devices deliver performance and reliability that audio engineers can trust.