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Connectors

Please pay attention to operate the museq with the correct voltage setting for your country and 
the proper pin assignments on the XLR connectors.

Mains module

This module combines the line cord connector, the on/off switch, the fuse holder with in-
tegrated 230/115 VAC voltage selector and a line filter for providing the transformer with 
clean current.

WARNING: High voltage

Make sure to disconnect the line cord before replacing eventually blown fuses or changing 
the operating voltage of the unit! In order to change the operating voltage, the fuse holder 
has to be taken out and re-inserted so that the desired voltage can be read correctly (and is 
not standing upside down). 

Note

: Some export versions have a fixed voltage of e.g. 100 or 

115 VAC and cannot operate at 230 VAC.

WARNING: Fuses

Always make sure to use the correct fuses for the chosen voltage: 

0 VAC 0. A Slo-Blo

 or 

11 VAC 1. A Slo-Blo

. Incorrect or missing fuses are dangerous safety hazards for both the 

unit and yourself!

Brightness trimmer

You can use a small screwdriver to adjust the light intensity of the front panel logo disc.

Audio outputs (+ dBu)

Pin assignment balanced: 

 

 

1 ground 

2 hot (+) 

3 ground

Pin assignment unbalanced: 

 

 

1 ground 

2 hot (+) 

3 idle

Audio inputs (+ dBu)

Pin assignment balanced: 

 

 

1 ground 

2 hot (+) 

3 cold (-)

Pin assignment unbalanced: 

 

 

1 ground 

2 hot (+) 

3 ground

Note:

  If  a  device  that  is  placed  in  the  signal  chain  before  the  museq  has  an  unbalanced 

output stage, a complete mute can eventually occur when the equalizer is activated. If this 
happens, please follow the advice on the next page.

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Left Output

2 Hot

 Gnd 1

Gnd

3

2 Hot

 Gnd 1

(Idle)

3

- Balanced -

- Unbalanced -

Left Input

1  Gnd

 Hot  2

Cold

3

1  Gnd

 Hot  2

Gnd

3

- Balanced -

Right Output

2 Hot

 Gnd 1

Gnd

3

2 Hot

 Gnd 1

(Idle)

3

- Unbalanced -

Right Input

1  Gnd

 Hot  2

Cold

3

1  Gnd

 Hot  2

Gnd

3

Made in Germany

elysia GmbH  •  D-41334 Nettetal  •  Germany

WARNING!

DO NOT OPEN - RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!

Voltage

220 - 240 VAC

~ 50 Hz

110 - 120 VAC

~ 60 Hz

Fuse Type

0.8 A Slo-Blo 

@ 220 - 240 VAC

1.5 A Slo-Blo

@ 110 - 120 VAC

Power Consumption 60 W

BASICS

Summary of Contents for museq

Page 1: ...M U S E Q M U S E Q...

Page 2: ...e registered trademarks of elysia GmbH Other product and brand names contained in this document are used for identification purpos es only All registered trademarks product designa tions or brand name...

Page 3: ...ulation Do not cover circulation vents CAUTION Connecting Mounting Never connect the output of a power amplifier to this device Place the unit on a rigid board or place it in an appropriate rack Use t...

Page 4: ...ind and as far as our experience goes the special elysia features like high and low pass filters with additional resonance peak as well as the integrated warm circuit are unique in the market Please t...

Page 5: ...Band Bottom Band Middle Band Top Band High Band Output Stage Warm Mode Boost Cut Mode Boost Cut Mode Boost Cut Mode Boost Cut Mode Boost Cut Mode Shelf Cut Type Shelf Cut Type Wide Narrow Q Wide Narro...

Page 6: ...ge of this band lies between 18 and 400 Hz p 11 Gain Middle Band boosts frequencies in the Middle Band up to 15 dB or if the Cut Gain switch is activated cuts them up to 15 dB p 12 Frequency Middle Ba...

Page 7: ...nd switches the corresponding gain controller from boost to cut mode p 12 Narrow Q Top Band switches the quality factor Q of the corresponding frequency band from low wide curve to high narrow curve p...

Page 8: ...ing fuses are dangerous safety hazards for both the unit and yourself Brightness trimmer You can use a small screwdriver to adjust the light intensity of the front panel logo disc Audio outputs 4 dBu...

Page 9: ...also stages which cannot compensate that Then the level at pin 2 stays as it is even if pin 3 is connected to ground If the museq is placed between a device with this kind of output stage and a devic...

Page 10: ...5 65 75 Hz 17k 22k 30k 1k8 2k0 3k5 5k7 35k 2k5 10k 12k 14k Hz 7k1 9k3 13k 700 780 1k7 2k5 16k 1k0 3k7 4k9 5k8 Left Warm Warm Right Hz 185 230 320 18 20 35 60 400 25 150 110 130 Hz 1k5 2k0 2k7 150 170...

Page 11: ...5 230 320 18 20 35 60 400 25 150 110 130 Hz 1k5 2k0 2k7 150 170 300 520 3k5 210 1k3 770 1k1 Hz 95 120 160 9 10 18 30 200 12 55 65 75 Hz 17k 22k 30k 1k8 2k0 3k5 5k7 35k 2k5 10k 12k 14k Hz 7k1 9k3 13k 7...

Page 12: ...20 35 60 400 25 150 110 130 Hz 1k5 2k0 2k7 150 170 300 520 3k5 210 1k3 770 1k1 Hz 95 120 160 9 10 18 30 200 12 55 65 75 Hz 17k 22k 30k 1k8 2k0 3k5 5k7 35k 2k5 10k 12k 14k Hz 7k1 9k3 13k 700 780 1k7 2...

Page 13: ...Warm Warm Right Hz 185 230 320 18 20 35 60 400 25 150 110 130 Hz 1k5 2k0 2k7 150 170 300 520 3k5 210 1k3 770 1k1 Hz 95 120 160 9 10 18 30 200 12 55 65 75 Hz 17k 22k 30k 1k8 2k0 3k5 5k7 35k 2k5 10k 12k...

Page 14: ...Band Shelf Filter 1 8 35 kHz 15 dB High Band Cut Filter 1 8 35 kHz THD N 0 dBu 20 Hz 22 kHz 0 0037 THD N 10 dBu 20 Hz 22 kHz 0 0038 Noise floor 20 Hz 20 kHz A weighted 91 6 dBu Dynamic range 20 Hz 22...

Page 15: ...to you Return and packaging In case you notice any defect please contact elysia directly for technical support You can find the corre spondent contact data at the end of this warranty statement You wi...

Page 16: ...15 2 5 6 0 7 0 9 0 11 13 0 1 0 4 0 5 0 15 2 5 6 0 7 0 11 13 14 0 0 5 3 5 4 5 15 2 0 5 5 6 5 11 13 14 0 0 5 3 5 4 5 15 2 0 5 5 6 5 11 13 14 0 0 5 3 5 4 5 15 2 0 5 5 6 5 dB dB dB Middle dB dB Low Bottom...

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