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5: FREQ: variable between 80Hz and 10kHz. Used in conjunction with the EQ IN (3) switch. You can now
select the centre frequency of the band pass filter. A band pass filter is a filter which is passing a certain
frequency range, look at it as a high pass filter on the low end and a low pass filter on the high end. The
gate will become more sensible to this frequency band. This will not alter the sound of the signal path
unless you active the LISTEN (4) button.
6: Q: variable between wide and narrow. Used in conjunction with the EQ IN (3) switch. Permits you to
select the bandwidth of the filter. This will decide how small or how large the bandpass filter will be. This
will not alter the sound of the signal path unless you active the LISTEN (4) button.
7: BYPASS: activating this switch will connect the input to the output of that channel, thus bypassing the
gate function. The green LED indicates the bypass function is active, so the gate is not in the signal path.
Sound passes unaltered.
8: GATE LED's: The green LED indicates that the gate is open and sound will pass trough. The red LED
indicates that the input level is below the threshold, the gate is closed and sound will not pass.
REAR PANEL
1. POWER INLET: please connect the supplied power chord to this inlet. The power supply of the dBG-8
is auto-sensing and accepts between 100V and 230V (50-60Hz). Do never connect a broken or damaged
power chord or when not sure what the voltage is.
2. POWER SWITCH: turns the unit on or off.
3. FUSE: do not replace with another value other that that mentioned!
4. CH IN: channel input, use standard TRS Jack for balanced connection
5. CH OUT: channel output, use standard TRS Jack for balanced connection
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