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Harman DBX 1066, Operation Manual

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Contents

  Introduction 

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  Inspection 

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  Warranty 

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Connecting the 1066 to your system ..........................................  3

  Operating 

Controls 

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  Applications 

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  Installation 

Considerations 

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  Specifications 

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Manual Contents

Summary of Contents for DBX 1066

Page 1: ...MODEL 1066 Operation Manual...

Page 2: ...nt only to the power source indicated on the equipment rear panel To reduce the risk of re or electric shock refer servic ing to quali ed service personnel or equivalent If connected to 240V supply a...

Page 3: ...r to a retailer if you purchase a similar new one For Countries not mentioned above please contact your local authorities for a correct method of disposal By doing so you will ensure that your dispose...

Page 4: ...1 Contents Introduction 2 Inspection 2 Warranty 2 Connecting the 1066 to your system 3 Operating Controls 4 Applications 9 Installation Considerations 13 Specifications 15 Manual Contents...

Page 5: ...Y WITHIN THE 5 3 TO BE FREE FROM DEFECTS IN MATERIALS and workmanship under normal use and service 3 dbx liability under this warranty is limited to repairing or at our discretion replacing defective...

Page 6: ...AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED s AKE AUDIO CONNECTIONS VIA 8 2 v 423 OR v 43 PLUGS Both types of connectors for the inputs and outputs can be used for balanced or unbalanced connec tions The use of more than...

Page 7: ...E SWITCH WILL LIGHT TO INDICATE THAT THE IS IN THE 3TEREO INK MODE XPANDER ATE 4HRESHOLD ONTROL This control sets the level below which gating expansion occurs It has an EFFECTIVE CONTROL RANGE OF D T...

Page 8: ...HIS INDICATES THAT THE COMPRESSOR IS NOT COMPRESSING AND IS OPERATING IN ITS linear region OMPRESSOR 4HRESHOLD VER ASY 4HIS ILLUMINATES WHEN THE SIGNAL IS IN THE VER ASY PORTION OF the compression cur...

Page 9: ...cy de emphasis into the detector path This is extremely USEFUL IN KEEPING LOW FREQUENCY PROGRAM MATERIAL FROM hMUFFLINGv OR hPUNCHING HOLES INv THE COMPRESSED SIGNAL This feature allows faster attack...

Page 10: ...THE COMPRESSOR T CAN BE CONTINUOUSLY ADJUSTED BETWEEN D AND D 5SE THIS CONTROL TO COMPENSATE FOR SIGNAL LEVEL LOSS DUE TO COMPRESSION AND TO ADJUST THE NOMINAL OUTPUT LEVEL OF THE UNIT YPASS 3WITCH 4H...

Page 11: ...AM LIMITER QUICKLY ATTENUATES THE INPUT SIGNAL TO A LEVEL SAFELY BELOW THE CLAMPING LEVEL TYPICALLY D LOWER THAN THE CLAMPING LEVEL 4HE 0EAK3TOP0LUS LEVEL CONTROL IS CALIBRATED TO this lower level so...

Page 12: ...N UNBALANCED v 43 3 2 452 INPUT Applications ATTENING ICK RUMS AND OMPRESSING THER RUMS Weak flabby kick drums often have too much boom and not enough slap To tighten them up start with THE ADJUSTED F...

Page 13: ...pression curve and THE ACTUAL 2 4 AND 4 2 3 SETTINGS ARE THE SAME AS THOSE PREVIOUSLY COVERED WITH REFERENCE TO single channels of program material However it will generally be found that large amount...

Page 14: ...WHICH HAVE MORE DECAY AFTER THE INITIAL TRANSIENT SET THE 2 4 CONTROL LOW ENOUGH to allow the gate to remain open and capture the signal s entire envelope HANGING 3OUND 1UALITY The 1066 s expander ga...

Page 15: ...s less headroom However gentle tapping of a drumstick or brushing of the cymbal will not be held back Assuming the tom tom is a lower frequency instrument and can be better tolerated by the tape it ha...

Page 16: ...referenced to ground An unbalanced line is generally a single conductor shielded cable with the center conductor carrying the signal and the shield at ground potential ORMAL ALANCED ONNECTIONS FOR NPU...

Page 17: ...OM SOURCE DEVICE TO NEXT DEVICE TO NEXT DEVICE FROM SOURCE DEVICE TO NEXT DEVICE FROM SOURCE DEVICE TO NEXT DEVICE TO NEXT DEVICE FROM SOURCE DEVICE FROM SOURCE DEVICE TO NEXT DEVICE TO NEXT DEVICE FR...

Page 18: ...kHz unity gain 0 0496 typical at 20 dBu 1 kHz unity gain 0 1 any amount of compression up to 40 dB 1 kHz IMD 0 1 SMPTE Interchannel Crosstalk 100 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz VCA dbx V2 Stereo Coupling True RMS...

Page 19: ...el Switches the nominal operating level between 10 dBV and 4 dBu simultaneously for both input and output levels Stereo Couple Couples both channels for stereo operation Channel One becomes the master...

Page 20: ...3OUTH 3ANDY 0KWY 3ANDY 5TAH 0HONE AX MAIL CUSTOMER DBXPRO COM Website www dbxpro com 6 0RINTED IN HINA...

Page 21: ...ere at the touch of the Auto button Or use the independent Attack and Release controls to tailor the 1066 to your specific needs Unwanted frequencies or mic bleed in the signal path Frequency dependen...

Page 22: ...unweighted 22 kHz measure ment bandwidth Dynamic Range 118 dB unweighted THD Noise 0 008 typical at 4 dBu 1 kHz unity gain 0 08 typical at 20 dBu 1 kHz unity gain 0 1 any amount of compression up to 4...

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