Initial Operation; Online Registration; Control Elements; About The Fbq800 - Behringer MiniFBQ FBQ800 User Manual

MINIFBQ FBQ800
Please make sure the unit is provided with sufficient ventilation, and never place the FBQ800 on top
of an amplifier or in the vicinity of a heater to avoid the risk of overheating. To power the FBQ800,
use only the power supply unit that is delivered with your equipment.
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of our warranty carefully.
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This chapter introduces the FBQ800 and provides what you need to know about:
using the FBQ800 (section 2.2 Front panel)
setting up the FBQ800 (section 2.3 Rear panel)
Ensure that only qualified personnel set up and operate the FBQ800.
The FBQ800 is a graphic equalizer that you use to modify the strength and quality of audio signals.
More specifically, you can use the FBQ800 to:
homogenize audio signals
correct audio signals
filter low-frequency audio signals (feedback, floor rumble, room resonance, and mains hum)
Input sources
The FBQ800 can receive signals from studio or Hi-Fi units. Some examples of these units include
mixers, soundcards, CD-players, and signal processors.
In this documentation, the signals that the FBQ800 receives are referred to as input signals. Audio
units that send input signals to the FBQ800 are referred to as input sources.
Output targets
The FBQ800 can send signals to studio or Hi-Fi units. Some examples of these units include mixers,
soundcards, and power amplifiers.
In this documentation, the signals that the FBQ800 sends are referred to as output signals. Audio
units that receive output signals from the FBQ800 are referred to as output targets.
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1.1.2 Initial operation

1.1.3 Online registration

2. CONTROL ELEMENTS

2.1 About the FBQ800

2. CONTROL ELEMENTS