Each of the four EQ bands has 16db cut and boost so its very powerful and each click of the
detented pots will equate to around 1.5db in either cut or boost. How they are used in
application settings could be like this :
Vocals :
Boost at 15k to inject some air into the vocal
Boost at either 800hz or 400hz
Cut at 3k
Cut at 130hz or 80hz
Acoustic guitar :
Boost at 10k or 15k
Cut at 200hz
Electric Guitar :
Cut at 130hz
Boost at 200hz
Boost at 6k
Cut at 10k
Drums :
Kick Drum: HI-PASS, Boost 80hZ, Cut 400hZ, Boost 6kHz, Cut 10kHz
Snare Drum: HI-PASS, Cut 80hZ, Boost 200hZ, Cut 1kHz, Boost 10kHz
Rack Tom: HI-PASS, Boost 130hZ, Cut 400hZ, Boost 6kHz, Cut 10kHz
Floor Tom: Boost 80hZ, Cut 800hZ, Boost 6kHz, Cut 10kHz
For DI input:
Simply insert the input signal into the DI jack, and turn up the level using the Output knob
only, (remember, the -20dB pad push-button and Mic-sensitivity switch are not operable in
the DI mode).
If the Green LED is Just lit, then the unit will be sending a level of 0dB to the output XLR,
and if the Yellow LED is lit, then it is s8dB to the output XLR. this is NOT the
maximum levels the unit will output, but is purely and indication" of level. If you want a
much "Hotter" output, then simply turn up the output level knob to whatever you need. You
can turn the output level knob to almost maximum without any fear of distortion in the output
stage.(This still 10dB of headroom).
Both output connections are wired in parallel and both can be used at the same time (for
instance, the XLR connected to external recorder, the Jack to monitor).
Also, "Y" cables and splitters can be used to send the output signal to various destinations at
one time.
Users should be aware that using both outputs together will mutually load the output
transformer of the DRSQ4M mk2, and loading should not exceed a total of 200R.
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