Peavey X-Monitor Output EQ features

Output EQ features

The five-band output EQ consists of two semi-parametric bands and three full parametric

bands.The High and Low bands are shelving eq with frequency select and boost/cut con-

trols.The three mid bands,High mid, Mid, and Low mid are full parametric with frequency,

bandwidth,and boost / cut controls. All bands offer a generous overlap of adjacent oper-

ating frequencies.

High frequency—HF

FrequencyContinuously sweepable between 2 kHz and 16 kHz.

Boost / Cut 15dB boost and cut.Shelving eq.

High mid—HM

FrequencyContinuously sweepable between 400 Hz and 8 kHz.

Q (Bandwidth) Continuously variable between 3 and .7

Boost / Cut 15dB boost and cut.

Mid frequencies—MF

FrequencyContinuously sweepable between 200 Hz and 4 kHz.

Q (Bandwidth) Continuously variable between 3 and .7

Boost / Cut 15dB boost and cut.

Low mid—LM

FrequencyContinuously sweepable between 100 Hz and 2 kHz.

Q (Bandwidth) Continuously variable between 3 and .7.

Boost / Cut 15dB boost and cut.

Low frequency—LF

FrequencyContinuously sweepable between 40 Hz and 800 Hz.

Boost / Cut 15dB boost and cut.Shelving eq.

Eq on

Equalizer is on. This switch is used to activate the EQ section and can be used to

make A/B comparisons between "flat" and eq'd signals.

HPF

High pass filter is on.The high pass filter cuts low frequencies to eliminate rumble

and feedback with minimal effect on program material.

HPF Frequency

Continuously variable between 20 Hz and 400 Hz.The high pass filter has a slope of

-12 dB per octave.

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Contents

Main Specifications Page ROTARY CLEAR GROUP SENDS SOLO CONTROL & STATUS LEGENDS X-MONITOR GROUP 5-BAND EQ - NORMALLY ON MATRIX PATH & SWITCHING SOLO CONTROL How to use this manual Format Conventions Control Icons Input Module P a P High-pass filterHPF X-MONITOR INPUT (24 32 OR 40 FITTED) Input EQ features 0 VU 1 THRU 12 (XLR JACKS) Mix send features 0 VU 1 THRU 12 (XLR JACKS) Level meter features 0 VU 1 THRU 12 (XLR JACKS) Bus assignment features Input Module X-Monitor rear-view (28 channel,40 position frame shown) SOLO RIGHT SOLO POST +80-6SIG Rear panel features X-MONITOR GROUP (1 OF 12 SHOWN) SOLO CONTROL & SWITCHING Output EQ features Page Page SOLO CONTROL & SWITCHING Page 4321 12 11 10 9 8765 In MIDI Out Group Output Rear Panel Outputs 9-12 Outputs 5-8 Outputs 1-4 BAL OUT GC +10 LEV LEVQF LEVQF LEVF Page X-MONITOR MASTER MODULE (UPPER AREA) MIX A - LOCATED ON MASTER 1 MATRIX 1 (2) - LOCATED ON MASTER 1 (2) ( MATRIX 1 SHOWN, MATRIX 2 IS IDENTICAL ) MATRIX 3 (4) - LOCATED ON MASTER 3 (4) ( MATRIX 3 SHOWN, MATRIX 4 IS IDENTICAL ) Block diagrams X-MONITOR MASTER MODULE (LOWER AREA) M1 M2 M3 X-Monitor Block Diagram Page MIX FIVE BAND EQ (1 OF 4) AMP MATRIX 3 (4) - LOCATED ON MASTER 3 (4) ( MATRIX 3 SHOWN, MATRIX 4 IS IDENTICAL ) ALLOWS MATRIX 3 AND 4 TO BE ADDED INTO MIX A AND B LEV FR LEV FR LEV FR LEV 5-BAND EQ - NORMALLY ON MATRIX PATH ( 1 OF 4 SHOWN ) LEV Master section 1 Output EQ features Page Matrix Mix features Block Diagram X-MONITOR MASTER MODULE (UPPER AREA) MIX A - LOCATED ON MASTER 1 5-BAND EQ 5-BAND EQ Bus A & Bus B master controls (Polarity Reverse) Group Module Panel Master Module Panel Rear Panel (Group 5-8) block diagram (Group) block diagram (Master) COMMON RETURN Common Return Inputs (Solo Controls) Rear panel (Master) (TB Controls) Solo & TalkBack block diagram GO SOLO CONTROL & STATUS Talkback features (Mon Controls) Rear panel (Master) (HP Controls) Monitor & HP block diagrams R O Monitor, headphone & alt out features (Solo Controls) Solo block diagram R GO L MODULE (LOWER AREA) Solo features Solo Control System L B R A B L Master module rear panel Master Rear Panel B In MIDI Out L R Rear panel features 1 2 8 microprocessor controlled muting MUTE J K L p.1 Page Page Mute controller Page Channel mute controls Page Mute scenes Page Copying a mute scene Page The Safe Scene 1 2 8 Utilities Page Microprocessor control 1 Changing and reviewing the utility changes p.65 Front View Rear View power supply usage Console and power supply grounding Redundant power supplies Multiple power supplies in-series Page Power supply usage Supply identification Power requirements Ground linking Twin-supply operation AB C D E F G Power supply Controls Feature identification Front Panel Rear Panel