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Inception 12A / Inception 12DSP
Feedback Killer
Realtime-cognitive processing.
Theorem’s Feedback Killer behaves like
a virus scanner, constantly scanning all
frequencies to suppress problems. The
Feedback Killer functions without causing
delay or distortion to the audio signal.
Feedback Killer Setup
Push the button to begin. The button
will continuously flash to indicate
dynamic filter mode is activated. This
will continuously seek and destroy
feedback without removing the music or
vocal essences.
Push the button a second time to lock
the feedback killer at the frequencies
detected in dynamic mode. In this
mode, the light will light up steadily.
Locked mode is particularly useful
for professional sound engineers at
rehearsal sessions.
Pushing the button again will bypass
the feedback killer. When bypassed, this
button will not be illuminated.
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THEOREM™ DSP (INCEPTION 12DSP)
Phonic’s 40-bit Theorem™ DSP, available on the Inception 12DSP serves as a virtual “sound-engineer” inside each speaker. Many of
Theorem’s functions such as transducer time-alignment are intrinsically programmed, not accessible or physically noticeably to users.
Other Theorem™ features such as Feedback Killer and Delay are user activated.
Smart Equalization
Live sound EQ is multidimensional. For
instance, many companies slap a +dB
EQ boost across a particular frequency
range without regard for woofer/
tweeter distortion or over-excursion
which behaves differently at different
frequencies. Phonic’s Theorem™
DSP matches EQ boost or cut at each
frequency with the precise distortion and
excursion characteristics of the speaker
drivers. The result is satisfying EQ
management without added distortion
or risks of transducer damage.
Phase-Accurate Digital Crossover
with Time Alignment
Crossovers and equalizer scan wreak
havoc on speaker phase and time
alignment. Phonic Theorem™ DSP
overcomes problems with phase and
time alignment, delivering sound that is
true to the production.
Speaker Protection
The Theorem™ DSP is responsible for
protecting your tweeters and woofers.
The DSP manages speaker excursion,
eliminating audio artifacts, distortion, and
speaker damage.
Delay Function
Theorem™ DSP allows users to dial-in
the correct delay times for multi-speaker
alignment.
Delay Setup
Measure the distance between the front of
house and rear speakers. If you measure
this distance in feet, be sure to convert
it to meters.
Adjust the delay control found on rear of
the Inception 12DSP to the appropriate
distance.
Turn the control all the way to the left to
deactivate the delay circuit.
