HUSH Information
In most applications, the signal from an instrument
being played is much louder than the noise level.
Therefore, much of the noise is not heard when an
instrument is being played. However, when you
stop playing or let a note decay, the instrument level
drops below the noise level and the noise becomes
much more audible. Setting the THRESHOLD
controls just above the level of the noise causes the
HUSH 2X to begin to decrease the output level so
that the noise is never heard.
The HUSH 2X incorporates the latest
advancements in HUSH noise reduction
technology. HUSH 2X’s discrete threshold control
circuit utilizes a voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA)
as a downward expander which can control the
gain between the input and output of the HUSH 2X
from unity to over 60dB of gain reduction. When
the input signal is above the threshold level set by
the THRESHOLD control, the VCA will remain at
unity gain (i.e. the output level will remain equal to
the input level). As the amplitude drops below the
threshold point, downward expansion will begin.
Содержание HUSH 2X
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