Schertler CHARLIE, Руководство пользователя

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1.FRONT
1.1.
1.5.
1.2.
1.6.
1.1. INPUT
Unbalanced input for the connection of jacks (6,3mm or 1/4”)
1.2. IMPEDANCE
Matches the impedence from 22Kohm to 2Mohm (adjustable)
1.3. 10V
Phantom power supply with 10V for powering electret microphones and Schertler STAT, Basik and Lydia series.
1.4. GAIN
This variable gain preamplifier adjusts the sensitivity level to ensure the best possible processing of the signal through the channel.
It is important that this input level must be set and optimised in the best way to achieve the cleanest sound possible.
1.5. - 15 dB (PAD)
If the input signal from jack input is too powerful and you have overloads, use the PAD switch to have 15dB reduction.
1.6. HIGH, MID, LOW
These controls are devoted to high, mid and low frequency regulation. Offering cut and boost of +/- 15dB, they allow a wide range of
tonal variations to be explored. When the controls are positioned centrally there is no cut or boost of the selected frequency band.
1.7. REVERB
This rotary control sets the level of the spring reverb on the individual channel.
1.8. MASTER
This rotary control regulates the master volume.
1.9 WARM
When engaged, this low-pass filter damps higher frequencies to produce a warmer sound when using bridge-mounted pickups such as
Schertler STAT-series.
1.10 FX SEND
This rotary control sets the output level on the SEND OUT.
1.11 FX RET
This rotary control sets the input level on the stereo RETURN IN.
1.12 OUT control
This rotatory control sets the output level on the DI out
1.13 OUT connector
General output. XLR balanced type connector for connection of external systems.
1.14 DI DRY switch
If not switched the output signal is DRY (pre eq), or post-eq (DI) if switched
1.15 INSERT
This stereo jack plug enables the connection of an external device (compressor, equalizer, etc) in series to the input
1.16 MUTE
INPUT
WARM
INSERT
OUT
DRY
DI
LOW HIGH
IMPEDANCE
LOW MID HIGH
MASTER REV
FX RET FX SEND
L R
-15dB 10V
GAIN
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1.7.
1.8.
1.3.
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1.10.
1.11.
1.12.
1.13.
1.14.
1.15.
1.16