Amek 51 Media, User Manual

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Wide
The WIDE switch changes the way the Mix (LCR) pan functions [Fig 4.1].
When panned Left, only Left is present, when panned Centre only Centre is present (L and R
completely attenuated) and when panned Right only Right is present.
1:1
The 1:1 switch in the Channel section bypasses the channel level and pan pots and causes the
Solo signal to become PFL (as opposed to AFL) [Fig 4.1].
This switch also routes the channel signal to busses 7-12, over-riding the MIX TO TRACKS and
AUX 3&4 TO TRACKS switches.
The channel signal is also routed to busses 1-6 unless LCRS (busses 1-4) and SS (busses 5-6) are
selected. All signals are still post-mute.
Pan Pots
The FRONT/REAR pot, pans between LCR and Surround busses.
When panned to the front, the LCR outputs are unity with no LS and RS outputs.
When panned to the centre, the LCR outputs are reduced by -3dBu, with the LS and RS signals
also reduced to -3dBu less than their unity gain, which is achieved with the FRONT/REAR pan
pot fully rear.
The MIX PAN is used to pan all L , R , C , LS and RS signals with the L and R signals attenuating by
-5dBu when panned centre, the centre signal being unity. When panned fully left or right, the
centre signal disappears.
When the FRONT/REAR pan pot is fully rear, LS and LR signals are unity when the MIX pan is
fully panned left or right.
When the MIX pan is panned to the centre, the LS and RS signals attenuate by -4dBu.
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