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35 Watts

Microphone Input

 

Connector:

Female XLR Pin 2 Hot

Type:

Electronically balanced/unbalanced

Impedance:

330Ω

Maximum Input Level:

-9 dBu or +11 dBu with 20 dB pad engaged

CMRR:

>40dB, Typically 55dB

Equivalent Input Noise:

Typically -120 dBu with a 150Ω source load, 20Hz to 20kHz

 

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Line Input (Rear Panel)

 

Connector:

TRS 1/4" Jack

Type:

Electronically balanced/unbalanced

Impedance:

20kΩ unbalanced, 40kΩ balanced

Maximum Input Level:

+21dBu balanced or unbalanced

CMRR:

>40dB, Typically 55dB

Gain (Drive Control)

-15dB to +15dB

Instrument Input (Front Panel)

 

Connector:

TS 1/4" Jack

Type:

Unbalanced

Impedance:

470 kΩ

Maximum Input Level:

+21dBu unbalanced

Analog Outputs

 

Connector:

Male XLR Pin 2 Hot and TRS 1/4"

Type:

Servo-balanced/unbalanced

Impedance:

Balanced 120Ω, unbalanced 60Ω

Maximum Output Level:

>+21 dBu, >+20 dBm (into a 600Ω load)

Insert

 

Connector:

TRS 1/4"

Type:

Unbalanced

Impedance:

100Ω (SEND), 20kΩ (RETURN)

Digital Outputs

 

Connectors:

XLR for AES/EBU

 

RCA for S/PDIF

Impedance:

110Ω for AES/EBU

Word Sync Input/Output

75Ω for S/PDIF

 

Connectors:

BNC

Input Impedance:

75Ω terminated by internal jumper

Input:

96, 88.2, 48, or 44.1kHz word clock

Output:

96, 88.2, 48, or 44.1kHz word clock

System Performance

 

DRIVE Control Range:

+30dB to +60dB for Mic Input

 

-15dB to +15dB for Line and Instrument Inputs

Output Level Control Range

-20dB to +20dB

LINE:

Selects between microphone and line inputs

Phantom Power:

+48V

PAD:

20dB pad

PHASE:

Reverses pins 2 and 3 of the microphone input XLR

LOW CUT:

75Hz, 12dB/octave high pass filter

Analog Frequency Response:

<10Hz to 75kHz

THD+Noise:

0.35% typical at +4dBu out, 1kHz, 40 dB gain

Equalizer

 

LOW Frequency:

80 Hz, shelving filter

HIGH Frequency:

12 kHz, shelving filter

MID Frequency:

Sweepable from 100 Hz to 8 kHz, bandwidth 1.5 octaves

Gain (all bands):

Sweepable from –15 to +15 dB

Compressor

 

Threshold Range:

-40 dBu to +20 dBu

Threshold Characteristic:

Selectable OverEasy or Hard Knee

Compression Ratio:

Variable; 1:1 to Infinity:1; 60 dB maximum Compression

Attack Time:

Program-dependent; Typically 5 ms (SLOW disabled), 15 ms

 

(SLOW enabled) for 15 dB Gain Reduction

Release Time:

Program-dependent; Typically 50 dB/sec (SLOW disabled), 8

 

dB/sec (SLOW enabled)

De-Esser

 

Characteristic:

Wideband gain reduction

Frequency Range:

800 Hz to 10 kHz High Pass

Release Time:

12 dB/octave program-dependent; approximately 1 ms/dB

Analog to Digital Conversion

 

Type:

dbx Type IV™ A/D Conversion System

Sample Rate:

96, 88.2, 48, or 44.1kHz selectable

Wordlength:

24, 20, or 16 bit selectable

Dither Type:

TPDF, SNR2, or none

Noise Shape:

Shape 1, Shape 2, or none

Output Format:

S/PDIF or AES/EBU

Convertor Dynamic Range

107dB typical, A-weighted, 22kHz bandwidth

Power Supply

 

Operating Voltage:

 

DO:

120VAC 60Hz, 100VAC 50/60Hz

EU:

230VAC 50/60 Hz

Power Requirements:

35 Watts

dbx® engineers are constantly working to improve the quality of our products. Specifications

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

are, therefore subject to change without notice.

dbx® Professional Products

 

8760 S. Sandy Pkwy.

 

Sandy, Utah 84070

 

Phone (801)

568-7660

 

Fax (801)

568-7662

 

Int’l Fax (801)

568-7583

 

customer@dbxpro.com

 

http://www.dbxpro.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: A Harman International Company

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