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Note: Components that are not being listened
to should be turned off or
have their volume turned down. For instance,
a tuner should be turned off
or have its volume lowered while it is not being listened to.
Use the ~ switch to choose between the output of the ~ switch or the
playblack
from a tape deck for monitoring.
This can be done when a
recording is being made, such as with a three-head tape deck, or during
playback only.
Use the Gain toggle switch to adjust the overall gain of the line section to
compensate for different system efficiencies.
The amount of gain for the two settings of the Gain switch are as follows:
HI:
12 dB
LOW: 6 dB
Use the Phase toggle switch to reverse the absolute phase of the Main
Outputs. The switch is functional
for both the single-ended and balanced
outputs.
Many recordings have had their overall phase reversed during the various
processing
stages.
When the absolute
phase and phase relationship
between channels is correct,
there are improved transients
and dynamic
detail.
5. Balance
Use the Balance control to adjust the level between the two channels if
necessary. The Balance control is really a balance attenuator.
When the
control is turned clockwise, the left channel is reduced in level in four
single decibel steps; a fifth position, Off, fully clockwise, turns the left
channel off.
6. Volume CQntrol
Use the Volume control to adjust the listening
level. It should always be
fully counterclockwise
when the system is not in use or when changing
records or sources.
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