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Use a standard
3-
pin XLR mic cable between the FET
microphone and the console microphone input with
48
volt
phantom
.
The FET only requires
20
to
30
dB of mic preamp
gain at the console with close
-
up vocals
.
To insure lowest
distortion
,
set the gain of the console mic preamp
,
and
monitor the console meters BEFORE the insertion of any
outboard limiters
,
equalizers
,
etc
.
10
dB
/20
dB Pad
A
10
or
20
dB reduction in sensitivity can be
achieved with the miniature three
-
position toggle switch
located in the microphone base:
Center
=
no attenuation
10
=
-10
dB
20
=
-20
dB
The
-10
and
-20
dB positions help to insure low distortion
operation when miking instruments of very high sound
pressure levels
.
To maintain lowest noise
,
use pads only when
miking high sound pressure levels
.
Console fader levels should
be lowered before changing pad settings as loud transients
may occur
.
Low Frequency Rolloff
A gentle
6
dB per octave low
L47FET Frequency Response
L251FET Frequency Response
Setting Up Your FET Microphone
10
How to Replace the Fuse
Disconnect the power supply from
the electrical outlet
.
The fuse holder is located on the rear of
the power supply unit just above the AC power connector
.
To
replace the fuse
,
pull the fuse retainer cap with a screwdriver
.
Examine the
1/2
amp
(500
mA
)
fuse visually or with an
electrical continuity tester
.
Replace the fuse
,
if necessary
.
(
A
spare fuse is included in the retainer cap
.)
Insert the new fuse
into the fuse retainer cap
.
Insert the cap and fuse into the
holder by pushing straight in
.
If the unit continues to blow
fuses
,
refer the unit to a competent service technician
.
Do not
attempt repairs yourself as potentially dangerous voltages are
present within the power supply and unauthorized repairs
during the warranty period may void the warranty
.
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