Phonic GEQ 1502F, User Manual

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GEQ1502F / GEQ3102F
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7. High Cut Control (GEQ3102F only)
The high-cut control allows users to select the cut-off
frequency of the high-cut filter between 2.5 kHz and 30
khz. all frequencies above your selected frequency will
be cut, helping you to better define which frequencies
you wish to be processed by a power amp (if one is
connected to your outputs). setting the frequency to 30
khz will allow the signal to pass through unaltered by the
high-cut filter.
8. Frequency Slide Controls
These 31 small faders (15 on the GEQ1502F) allow
users to adjust each frequency band of the audio
individually. at the “0” position, the frequency will not
be processed. slide a control up to boost that particular
frequency; down to attenuate it.
Rear Panel
9. Power Switch
Flicking this switch will turn the GEQ equalizer on and
off. remember to keep the power switch in the “off”
position when connecting or disconnecting the power
cord to the unit. The GEQ1502F’s power switch is
located at the front of the unit.
10. Power Connector
used for the addition of a power cable and supply,
allowing power to be supplied to the mixer. please use
the power cable that is included with this device only.
The Fuse holder, located above the ac power connector,
is for the GEQ’s fuse. if the fuse happens to blow, open
the holder cover, and replace the fuse with a suitable
replacement (as indicated next to the power connector).
11. Input Connectors
These balanced 1/4” TRS and XLR jacks are used for
receiving signals to be sent to each input channel.
12. Output connectors
These output connectors, the same as featured on the
input, send their corresponding signals. all outputs run
in parallel to one another (meaning you can use the 1/4”
and XLR outputs at the same time).
13. Subwoofer Output
The balanced subwoofer output connector can sends
the summed signal of the main left and right signals to
a subwoofer. The signal sent from the subwoofer output
has been processed by the internal crossover.
14. X-Over Frequency Control
This switch allows users to adjust the cross-over
frequency of the subwoofer output. This function ensures
that your subwoofer amplifier needs only process the low
frequency audio that you want sent to the subwoofer.