dbx Pro 260 Detailed Parameters, Pre-CrossoverEQ, EQ On/Off, Flatten/Restore, Gain G -12to +12 dB

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Detailed Parameters

Section 4

Detailed Parameters

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The 260DriveRack offers complete editing flexibility, by offering in-depth control over every parameter within each effect module. The following section will provide you with descriptions and explanations of all parameters within the 260 DriveRack.

4.1 Pre-Crossover EQ

The 260 DriveRack’s Pre-Crossover EQ section may be configured as a single or linkable 28 band graphic EQ or 9-Band PEQ.

GEQ

EQ On/Off

Turns the EQ on and off.

Flatten/Restore

This parameter either flattens the GEQ or restores the GEQ to the last setting before flattening. The DriveRack unit allows you to leave the EQ edit window and return without losing the edit- ed EQ settings.

Frequency (F) 31.5Hz to 16.0kHz

This parameter allows you to select any one the 28 available frequencies.

Gain (G) -12 to +12 dB

This parameter allows you to adjust the level of any one of the 28 bands of the GEQ in .5 dB increments.

PEQ

EQ On/Off

Turns the PEQ on and off.

Flat Set/Undo

This parameter either flattens (set) or restores (undo) all bands to their original settings.

Band 1 Frequency 20 to 20kHz (Low Shelf)

Selects the frequency of the low pass shelf parametric EQ.

Slope 1 3-12dB/Octave

Sets the slope of the low shelf parametric EQ.

Level 1 -12 to 12 dB

Sets the overall gain of the shelf EQ.

Band (2-8) Frequency 20 to 20k

Selects the frequency of the selected band of the parametric EQ.

Q (2-8) 0.20 to 16.0

Adjusts the Q of the selected band of the parametric EQ.

Level (2-8) -12 to 12 dB

Sets the overall level of the selected parametric EQ frequency.

Band 9 Frequency 20 to 20k (High Shelf)

Selects the frequency of the high shelf parametric EQ.

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dbx Pro 260 Detailed Parameters, Pre-CrossoverEQ, EQ On/Off, Flatten/Restore, Frequency F 31.5Hz to 16.0kHz, Flat Set/Undo