Shure AVC20 owner manual Speaker, Mono OUT

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Center Speaker

(3)MONO OUT

Many audio/video systems are set up with a television centered between two speakers. Sometimes, however, if the speakers are located far away from the tele- vision, the resultant center localization can become confusing.

To provide better center localization, connect one of the AVC20'smono outputs to an external amplifier and speaker, placing the speaker under, or as close as possible to, the television.

Use a shielded magnet type speaker as the center speaker, and keep as close as possible to the monitor screen for best results.

When using a monophonic main amplifier as the cen- ter channel, use the AVC20'sMONO output terminal for best results.

(4) Use of Input/Output Terminals - 1

It is possible to add a different audio source to video software. It is also possible to dub onto a video deck using a different audio source.

Connect as shown in the diagram.

@Connect a playback video component (for example, a video disc player) to the A-V INPUT 3 Input termi- nals and depress the A-V INPUT 3 button on the front panel.

Connect an audio component, such as a compact disc player or cassette deck to the m]input termi-

nals.

When theselector button of the front panel is depressed, the image from the video component connected to 1appears on the monitor. The sound of the component connected to the m l termi- nals is produced from the speakers. The audio signal from the TAPE input overrides the audio signal from AV INPUTS 1.2, and 3.

This can be recorded on to a video deck connected to the output of either A-V INPUT 1 or 2.

Center Speaker

Center Arnpl~fier

SPEAKER

With Input on the Left Channel The left speaker output produces sound.

(5) Use of Input/Output Terminals - 2

These can be used as input/output terminals for a signal processor such as a graphic equalizer.

Connect as shown in the diagram.

Depress one of the A-V INPUT 1-3or PHONO to choose which component is to be played back, and

then depress the button.

Control by the signal processor is possible.

Refer to the signal processor instruction manual for details on i t s use.

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Contents OwnersManual Table of Contents = Dolby Surround Concert SurroundSpatial Surround Locating Speakers Locating SpeakersConnection of Speakers @ Remote Sensor @ Surround IndicatorAudioivideo Selector BypassMono Input Surround Indicator@ Input Volume @ Full MuteFunction Names and OPERATIONS-REAR Panel Mono OUT A, BTurn OFF AVC2O Power Before Operating this Switch SwitchedUnswitched Right RearLeft InputUSE of Wireless Remote Control Inserting BatteriesSURROUND-SOUNDEFFECT Selection Refer to page 3 for more detailed informationPage USE of the Image Enhancer Switch Turn OFF Avczo Power Before Operating Btlswitch ApplicationsConnection Using as Surround Processor Speaker Mono OUT4Connections for Use of WI Input/Output Terminals Example Examples of USE with a Variety of Different Equipment Monophonic Video DeckSynthetic Stereo Source Selector Switch DisplayMono Dolby SurroundExamples of USE with a Variety of Different Equipment D7fq TV Equipped with Video lnput Terminal Examples of USE with a Variety Different Equipment Overall ConnectionsFor Safety Specifications

AVC20 specifications

The Shure AVC20 is a high-performance, versatile, and user-friendly audio processing device designed to enhance the quality and clarity of sound in various settings. Built specifically for professional audio applications, this device is ideal for live performances, broadcasting, and studio recordings. The AVC20 offers a variety of features that cater to different audio needs while ensuring an intuitive user experience.

One of the standout features of the Shure AVC20 is its automatic volume control technology. This innovative feature dynamically adjusts the audio levels to maintain a consistent volume, ensuring that the sound remains clear and balanced, even in environments with fluctuating noise levels. This is particularly beneficial in live applications where unexpected sounds may disrupt the audio experience.

Additionally, the AVC20 is equipped with a built-in limiter, which protects audio signals from distortion caused by overly loud inputs. This feature allows audio professionals to push their sound systems to their limits without compromising audio quality. As a result, the AVC20 is particularly useful in scenarios such as public speaking events, live music performances, and broadcasting, where audio integrity is paramount.

The device also integrates high-quality analog processing, ensuring that it maintains the natural sound characteristics of the audio source. The AVC20 features a wide frequency response range, which captures the full spectrum of sound, from deep bass to crisp highs. Coupled with its low noise floor, this makes the AVC20 an excellent choice for both live and studio environments.

Ease of use is another hallmark of the Shure AVC20. The straightforward interface allows users to quickly dial in their desired settings without getting bogged down by complex controls. With its compact design, the AVC20 is also easily portable, making it a sought-after addition to any audio toolkit.

In summary, the Shure AVC20 is a robust audio processing unit that combines automatic volume control, built-in limiting technology, and high-quality analog processing. Its user-friendly interface and portability make it suitable for a wide range of applications, from live performances to studio recordings. For audio professionals looking to enhance their sound experience, the AVC20 stands out as a reliable and efficient solution.
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