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User Guide
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Using the 3-Band Equalizer (688 only)
The CL-12 adds 3-band EQ to the 688. EQ is only available when sample rate
is 48.048 kHz or less, and it is only available for adjustment when CL-12 is
connected.
• LF is a fixed 100 Hz EQ by default, with +/- 12 dB gain adjustment. The de -
fault may be altered via settings in the EQ submenu.
• MID provides variable EQ frequency adjustment over 400 Hz – 6k range
with +/- 12 dB gain adjustment.
• HF is a fixed 10 kHz EQ by default, with +/- 12 dB gain adjustment. The
default may be altered via settings in the EQ submenu.
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When CL-12 is disconnected, the EQ settings are retained, but they cannot be ad -
justed. For more information, see Accessing the EQ Submenu .
To adjust EQ for a selected input, do any of the following:
X
Turn the LF encoder to adjust the selected input’s low frequency gain.
X
Turn the FREQ encoder to adjust the selected input’s MID frequency.
X
Turn the GAIN encoder to adjust the selected input’s MID gain.
X
Turn the HF encoder to adjust the selected input’s high frequency gain.
HF LED
MID LED
LF LED
EQ LEDs
Above the SEL button for each input, the EQ LED illuminates blue when any of
the LF, MID, or HF are set to non-zero gain, giving a quick global indication that
some form of
equalizer is applied
to the input(s).
If a selected input
has LF applied, the
LF LED illuminates
orange.
If a selected input
has MF applied, the
MID LED illuminates
yellow, and if a
selected input has HF
applied, the HF LED
illuminates green.