5
S T E R E O
Before connecting the S
TEREO
V
ITALIZER
switch the power off at all
connected units.
The S
TEREO
V
ITALIZER
is available in two version up to autumn 1995:
Version 1:
unbalanced jack version (mono-1/4“ jacks wired tip hot)
Version 2:
professional version with unbalanced (switching mono-
1/4“jacks wired tip hot) and electronically balanced
(3-pole XLR wired pin 2 hot) connectors. (Unbalanced
connections are preferred; XLR´s may remain connected)
From autumn 1995 only version 2 will be available.
Insert your S
TEREO
V
ITALIZER
into the
Master-Inserts
or
Sub-Groups
Inserts
of the console!
Never connet the S
TEREO
V
ITALIZER
between console and amplifier! Each
fader movement will result in a tonal change of the S
TEREO
V
ITALIZER
-effect,
as the input sensitivity is varied. Furthermore, impedance problems might
cause additional noise.
A switch on the rear panel sets the input operating level for both chan-
nels. Two positions are available: The L
OW
-position indicates that the input
sensitivity of the S
TEREO
V
ITALIZER
is low, which means high level signals can
be processed at this position. Conversely, the H
IGH
-position is used for low
level signals, as the input sensitity is high.
The unit may be run hotter if desired by switching the level setting from
the H
IGH
to the L
OW
working level with the proviso that the P
EAK
LEDs on
the front panel are not regularly flashing. This will achieve processing at a
lower input sensitivity and will result in a more intensely processed sound.
Conversely, in order to achieve milder processing, the switch may be set
from L
OW
to H
IGH
.
Should the need arise to use the XLR connectors in an unbalanced
system, pin 3 of both the input and output connectors should be grounded.
Note that unbalancing the output in this way will cause a level increase of
6dB. Follow the diagram below:
The Pin assignment of the XLR-connectors is Pin 2 = hot (+).
Connections
V
e
rsion 1
Model 9319
V
e
rsion 2
Model 9320
Inputs
balanced unbalanced
Pin
wiring:
1 = Ground
2 = hot (+)
3 = cold (-)
Outputs
balanced unbalanced
