GRAPHIC EQUALIZERS
FEATURES
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Three models:
RR-215
: Dual 15 Band Graphic Equalizer
RR-131
: Single 31 Band Graphic Equalizer
RR-231
: Dual 31 Band Graphic Equalizer
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20 mm sliders with center detents used throughout
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Output level matching controls with 0 to 10 dB range
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Bypass and Range buttons with LED indicators; Range
buttons allow ±6 dB or ±12 dB slider adjustment
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Low Pass and High Pass buttons (RR-215) or sweepable
controls (RR-131, RR-231)
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Clip LEDs indicate overload conditions
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Unbalanced RCA, as well as balanced 1/4” TRS phone
and
XLR connectors, for
all
inputs and outputs
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Ground lift switches
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Dual voltage switch (100/120 or 200/240 VAC)
DESCRIPTION
RackRider’s newest line of graphic equalizers have
the features and performance you need for any sound
reinforcement, room equalization, or recording application.
The single-channel RR-131 and dual-channel RR-231
divide the audio frequency spectrum into 31 bands, each
spaced 1/3 of an octave apart, while the dual-channel RR-215
divides the spectrum into 15 bands, each spaced 2/3 of an
octave apart. The actual center frequencies chosen are those
designated as standards by the ISO. Each slider allows an EQ
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RackRider
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products are designed and imported exclusively by:
Furman Sound, Inc. • 1997 South McDowell Blvd. • Petaluma, CA 94954, USA
Phone: (707) 763-1010 • Fax: (707) 763-1310 • Web: www.furmansound.com • E-mail: [email protected]
MODELS RR-215, RR-131, and RR-231
adjustment of ±6 dB or ±12 dB, depending on the setting of the
Range switch.
All models are built using compact 20 mm sliders, allowing
a full set of 30 or 31 sliders to fit in only a single rack space.
Though small, the sliders are of high quality and have a
smooth, silky feel. They are center detented for quick, reliable
identification of the zero setting.
Because the exact EQ setting chosen may alter the
program’s overall loudness, Level controls are provided. These
are sliders which allow trimming the gain over a 10 dB range.
An LED Clip light glows if the audio signal has exceeded the
maximum output level (i.e., an overload condition exists), in
which case the Level slider can be reduced to avoid distortion.
Pushbuttons are provided on each channel for Bypass,
allowing an instant comparison of the sound with EQ in or out.
A yellow LED glows when the EQ is bypassed.
All models feature extra control of extreme lows and highs.
The RR-215 has High Pass buttons which cut lows below 40
Hz, and Low Pass buttons which cut highs above 16 kHz. The
RR-131 and RR-231 provide adjustable controls for High and
Low Pass, allowing the cutoff frequencies to be set anywhere
from 10 to 250 Hz, and 3 to 50 kHz, respectively. The High
Pass function is particularly useful in avoiding power-gobbling
rumble in systems not designed to reproduce extreme lows.
For ease of hookup, any of three types of connections
may be used for each input and output: XLR (balanced), 1/4”
TRS phone (balanced or unbalanced), and RCA (unbalanced).
The extra outputs may be used if, for example, a signal split is
needed to feed both a tape recorder and a PA system.