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PARAM. 26 = ACTIVE BASS
PARAM. 27 = ACTIVE TREBLE
The value can amount to -5..0..+5 (see diagram).
PARAM. 32 = PASSIVE BASS
PARAM. 33
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PARAM 34 = PASSIVE TREBLE
The value can amount to -5..0 (see diagram).
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All controls 26-34 to 0 apart from:
Curve 1 Bass (No. 26) and Treble (No. 27) = +5
Curve 2 Bass (No. 26) and Treble (No. 27) = -5
All controls 26-34 to 0 apart from:
Curve 1 Bass (No. 32) and Treble (No. 34) = -5
Curve 2 Mid (No. 33) = -5
PARAM. 28 = EQUALIZER BAND 125 Hz
PARAM. 29
=
EQUALIZER BAND 300 Hz
PARAM. 30 = EQUALIZER BAND 800 Hz
PARAM. 31 = EQUALIZER BAND 1500 Hz
The value can amount to -5..0..+5 (see diagram).
All controls 26-34 to 0 apart from:
controls 28, 29,30 and 31 each to +5 (boost)
and -5 (cut).
OUT CONTROL
These parameters are used to adjust the output level of
the effect signal, control some of the mechanical para¬
meters and miscellanious items.
PARAM. 35 = OUTPUT LEVEL
Volume variations between the individual programs can
be balanced. The total output level for the left and right
channel is changed between -- (= Off) to -7 and +7).
PARAM. 36 = STOP DIRECTION
This parameter determines the direction of the rotors in
the "STOP" position. The random stop position is main¬
tained with the value 0 (as with most cabi nets). The value
1 corrects the stop position to the front side (like CLS
222). Random stop positions can lead to a sound diffe¬
ring after every stop, e.g. too strong reflections (indirect
sound) if the rotors come to a halt at the rear side of the
cabinet and ROOM is switched on.
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