Wisdom Wands SC-1 owner manual Disconnect the microphone

Disconnect the microphone

Warning!

boost in the bottom octave before you get too carried away with this setting.

•The SMPTE 202M curve is also known as the “X-curve” and is an international standard for the high frequency roll-off applied in a typical 500-seat movie theater. It is appropriate for professional mixing spaces and dubbing stages that must be calibrated for film sound postproduction. It can also be used in extremely large play- back spaces (room volume greater than 5000 cu. ft.)

With the three setup memories available in the SC-1, it is possible to take advan- tage of multiple target curves.

For example, it is a relatively simply matter to use EQ 1 for movies, in which a Flat target curves and THX processing in the surround processor is most appro- priate; EQ 2 could be used for music listening, where the Standard HF Rolloff is usually the more desirable target; and EQ 3 might include the Gaming curve for your XBox or Playstation 3 exploits, or simply when you would like a little more perceived “weight” in your music. Accessing these settings can even be fully automated by means of a home automation controller (Crestron, AMX, Control4, etc.) via the RS-232 port on the rear panel of the SC-1.

Having selected your target curve, it is now time to let MultEQ® Pro do the cal- culations needed to fully optimize the system in the room. Before you do any- thing else, however, it is essential to disconnect the measurement microphone and reconnect the normal Left channel input. A warning dialog will pop up on the PC screen to remind you of this fact.

You must remove the Calibrated Microphone Preamplifier’s XLR connection from the SC-1’s Left input before continuing. Not doing this will cause microphone feedback to be played on the system at levels that could damage the speakers.

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