It can do both, but not very well. It only has a 64 band RTA and it doesn't set itself very accurately. Probably because it can't 'see' accurately with only 64 bands. It will give you a jist of what it can manage though if you set it to not adjust by more than 6dB and only below 150Hz. It can't do dual mono operation like this either.
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Hi,
You can "get going" using the build in algorythms and auto-adjust.
I suggest you read my review of the predeccesor of the 2496 over at enjoythemusic.com and also my article over at my groups on yahoo:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Thunderstone_technical/files/TL Circuits/Ultracurve/PADEQUSE.HTML
Unfortunatly you need to subscribe to Yahoo and Yahoo groups to read this, this is forced by yahoo, not me....
Ciao T
7_V said:
You can "get going" using the build in algorythms and auto-adjust.
I suggest you read my review of the predeccesor of the 2496 over at enjoythemusic.com and also my article over at my groups on yahoo:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Thunderstone_technical/files/TL Circuits/Ultracurve/PADEQUSE.HTML
Unfortunatly you need to subscribe to Yahoo and Yahoo groups to read this, this is forced by yahoo, not me....
Ciao T
3DSonics
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Hi,
RTFM. All of it. Twice.
I used to simply buy standard XLR Plugs (Male & Female he made them, Mr Cannon) at Maplin and also get standard RCA Sockets.
Place the sockets onstead of the cable outlet (might need some solid steel epoxy) and connect pin1 on the XLR with a short wire to the ring of the RCA and pin2 on the XLR to the center.
Do not use the standard adapters, they short pin 1 & 3 which sounds way worse than it has to. Then switch the level switch on the back of the EQ to 12dbu.
With that done, read my article on "Pro Audio Digital Equaliser" use here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Thunderstone_technical/files/TL Circuits/Ultracurve/PADEQUSE.HTML
Unfortunatly you need to subscribe to Yahoo and Yahoo groups to read this, this is forced by yahoo, not me....
Ciao T
MikeD said:
RTFM. All of it. Twice.
MikeD said:Plugging it in would be nice
I used to simply buy standard XLR Plugs (Male & Female he made them, Mr Cannon) at Maplin and also get standard RCA Sockets.
Place the sockets onstead of the cable outlet (might need some solid steel epoxy) and connect pin1 on the XLR with a short wire to the ring of the RCA and pin2 on the XLR to the center.
Do not use the standard adapters, they short pin 1 & 3 which sounds way worse than it has to. Then switch the level switch on the back of the EQ to 12dbu.
With that done, read my article on "Pro Audio Digital Equaliser" use here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Thunderstone_technical/files/TL Circuits/Ultracurve/PADEQUSE.HTML
Unfortunatly you need to subscribe to Yahoo and Yahoo groups to read this, this is forced by yahoo, not me....
Ciao T
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That bit was actually meaning my post3DSonics said:RTFM. All of it. Twice.
but good advice, always My manual's a bit grubby - guy's mate spilled oil on it apparently - but that's what PDFs are for.I'm not planning on physically modding the so I'll probably do as you say and make up some cables. I've got some good mic cable and connections kicking about.3DSonics said:
Skimmed it last night, going to give it a good read later3DSonics said:
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Ok, how thick am I? I just went in an had the guy make me up a lead... Remembering what you advised.
I couldn't have got it more wrong if I'd tried!
Not only did I get male XLRs, I had him stick pin 3 to signal... I'll be nipping in tomorrow, after writing down the correct instructions, to get it fixed.
I couldn't have got it more wrong if I'd tried!
Not only did I get male XLRs, I had him stick pin 3 to signal... I'll be nipping in tomorrow, after writing down the correct instructions, to get it fixed.
3DSonics
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Hi,
The pin 3 is not a disaster, it just means opposite polarity.
BTW, on the input side (if you use analog inputs) please short Pin 1 & 3, the "pin 3 unconnected" bit applies only to the output side.
Ciao T
MikeD said:Not only did I get male XLRs, I had him stick pin 3 to signal... I'll be nipping in tomorrow, after writing down the correct instructions, to get it fixed.
The pin 3 is not a disaster, it just means opposite polarity.
BTW, on the input side (if you use analog inputs) please short Pin 1 & 3, the "pin 3 unconnected" bit applies only to the output side.
Ciao T
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Righto, got the cable fixed and flashed to 1.4.
It's not exactly night and day (compared to the analogue out on my G5), but the low end is tighter. Everything's bypassed right now.
I'll get my hands on a callibration mic as soon as I can afford it, and give the room correction a crack. Til then, it's all about the pretty lights
It's not exactly night and day (compared to the analogue out on my G5), but the low end is tighter. Everything's bypassed right now.
I'll get my hands on a callibration mic as soon as I can afford it, and give the room correction a crack. Til then, it's all about the pretty lights
You are using analogue in I take it?Got confused with one of these - the G06 http://www.meridian-audio.com/p_g06.htm
