DAPAudio Powermix 2, Product Manual

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26 / 28. 7-BAND EQUALIZER (Left and Right)
All 7 frequency bands (80Hz, 250Hz, 630Hz, 2,5 KHz, 4 KHz, 8
KHz, 16 KHz) provide a ±12dB amplification/attenuation. You
can change the overall sound, thus meeting your requirements
for different locations. If you want your sound to have more
bass, you have to boost the low frequency range, using the
80Hz or the 250Hz controls. If you experience too much bass,
lower the levels of the 80Hz and 250 HZ controls.
If the mid-range sounds a bit nasal, try attenuating the 630 Hz,
2,5 Khz and 4 Khz controls by some decibels.
If you want to have a clear and highly intelligible sound, you
should increase the level setting of the 8kHz or 16kHz band a
bit. When using the equalizer, less attenuation is better than a
great change of the control settings.
27 / 29. EQ On/Off (Left and Right)
You can press the EQ button ( 27/29 ) to turn this section on.
30 Feedback Filter 100 Hz – 8 KHz
The Feedback control allows you to adjust the Filter from 100
Hz – 8 Khz on Aux 3.
31 Feedback Filter On/Off
You can press this button to turn the Feedback Filter on.
32. Phones
This control allows you to adjust the headphones’ volume. Phones controls 79 , range 0-10
Caution: Depending on the type of headphones connected to the phones jack, the Powermix is capable of
producing very high output levels via the phones output. Therefore, make sure to turn the control all the way
to the left (minimum setting) before connecting the headphones.
Be aware of the fact that listening to loud sound pressure levels over a longer period of time leads to
hearing-damage!
33. FX 1 To Monitor
This control allows you to adjust the FX 1 level to the Monitor Mix.
34. FX 2 To Monitor
This control allows you to adjust the FX 2 level to the Monitor Mix.
35. LED VU Meter
36. PFL
Pre-fade listening Aux 3.
The PFL button (pre fade listening) is designed to override the main signal, so although an individual
channel is heard, it is not in complete isolation. If you push the PFL button, regardless of the Aux rotary
control, you will get the complete signal in your headphone/monitors. Also see (
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37. Aux 3 Post
This button allows you to make a Master Mix, without using a Channel’s fader.
38. PFL
The PFL button (pre fade listening) is designed to override the main signal, so although an individual
channel is heard, it is not in complete isolation. If you push the PFL button, regardless of the Aux rotary
control, you will get the complete signal in your headphone/monitors. This is useful, because the recording