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When the Feedback Eliminator is selected, it can be activated or not, and when active, its speed
can be set.
The Feedback Eliminator is working on the base of a frequency shift process avoiding the feedback
to raise up.
The speed of the feedback elimination process it is just defining the amount of frequency shift is
added to the input signal.
Higher speed means higher immunity to feedback.
A Phantom power supply can be activated if microphones using a such power supply are chosen.
Note: at the bottom of the Meter Bar aside the level slider, both when Line or Microphone Input
are selected, there is an indicator indicating in real time and precisely what's the current Input
signal level in dBu
Note1: a “Balance” check box is also available.
When a Balanced Input is used, it has to be checked, so to get the proper input level adjustment.
If a Not Balanced Input is used, the box has to be left unchecked and the input level is
automatically adjusted at +6dBu.