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  • Page 1 Manual Single...
  • Page 2 Preface by the developer The design and engineering of the originate from Germany. All components, and the equipment and installation, are manufactured exclusively by domestic partners to the highest quality standards. This allows us to implement ideas consistently, sustainably, quickly and efficiently.
  • Page 3 © 2017 by Michael Schäfer Sommerbergstraße 37 D 66346 Püttlingen T: +49 6806 44449 F: +49 6806 44456 michael.schaefer@time-control.de www.realbass.de Translation of Original Document 07.09.2017...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Content 1. Important safety instructions ..................5 2. General instructions before and during commissioning: .......... 6 3. General Descriptions ..................... 7 Phantom Power ........................7 Balanced and unbalanced Signalling ..................7 Unbalanced Signalling ......................7 Balanced Transmission ......................8 dB ............................9 VU- display, Modulation display ....................

  • Page 5: Important Safety Instructions

    1. Important safety instructions This document must always be read before commissioning for the first time and must be kept available at the location of use. It contains fundamental instructions that need to be observed during use. In addition, and in particular, the applicable directives and regulations issued for the location of use must be observed.

  • Page 6: General Instructions Before And During Commissioning

    2. General instructions before and during commissioning: Danger of electrocution! Do not carry out servicing and repairs of any kind yourself inside the housing. Always use our trained service personnel or an authorised expert for servicing and repairs. Faulty connection of the product can lead to life-threatening injuries caused by the electrical power.

  • Page 7: General Descriptions

    3. General Descriptions Phantom Power Microphones and other signal sources often require a separate power supply from a battery, rechargeable battery or power supply. Today, this effort is avoided by supplying connected signal sources with power via the signal cable (microphone cable etc.). Therefore, a supply voltage is coupled to the signal wires of the connection cable in the input of the mixing console.

  • Page 8: Balanced Transmission

    Balanced Transmission Balanced transmission is preferred for the application of very weak signal sources such as dynamic microphones etc. It is also recommended to be used for longer cable lengths. Its major benefit is its insensitivity to disruptions such as humming noises and interfering signals i.e.
  • Page 9 -> Decibel. Deci -> means a tenth. Bel(l) -> was a physicist (telephone etc.), after whom this unit was named. The unit dB has a logarithmic measure and represents the ratio of the input and output voltage, or the input to the output sound level. The most relevant values with their effects in the fields of sound and stagecraft can be seen in the following table Value Ratio...

  • Page 10: Vu- Display, Modulation Display

    LEDs. The scale on VU meters of this type is either in % or in dB. On mixer desks and amplifiers we often use just a single, generally red, LED for the indication. This indicates an impending over-modulation or undesirable distortion of the input signal by lighting up.

  • Page 11: H/L - Changeover

    H/L – changeover H = High L = Low The designations H and L stand for the impedance (the input resistance, the apparent resistance Z) of the input circuit of amplifiers. A “high impedance” (H) stands for a high input resistance, a “low” (L) stands for a low input resistance. High impedances are normally required for pickup heads having piezo elements without their own pre-amplifier.

  • Page 12: Phase

    Phase Phase = Phasing The “Phase” or phase reversal switch has an important function. As the word Phase says, it changes the phasing of the signal by 180°. It changes the phasing, so to say. We need to use a little physics to make this clearer.

  • Page 13: True Bypass

    True Bypass true = real, genuine bypass = avoidance, bridging Bypass means avoidance. Here it means the “Non-Use” of a switch section (EQ, compressor etc.). Such Bypass switching normally takes place in the “simplest” way. The output of the circuit section is decoupled from the signal path.

  • Page 14: High-Pass - Low-Pass - Band-Pass

    High-Pass - Low-Pass - Band-Pass A Low-Pass is an electrical circuit that reduces or strengthens all frequencies starting from a specific frequency. frequency which Low-Pass operates is called the Corner Frequency. The elevation or lowering of the frequencies influenced by the Low-Pass is carried out using the Bass Regulator (Bass).

  • Page 15: Parametric / Fully Parametric

    Parametric / Fully parametric parametric = parametrisable, adjustable Some circuits designated “parametric or fully-parametric EQs”. They have at least one regulator for each range (bass, mid-frequencies, treble) for the reinforcement or lowering of the frequency range, a second one for the point of application (Corner Frequency,...

  • Page 16: Level

    This effect can only be counteracted by continuous correction input sensitivity.Electrical circuits were developed to avoid this dilemma, and these are called compressors or / and limiters. The difference between the compressor and the limiter is fluid. A limiter has an adjustable reference level. If the signal level remains below this, then nothing happens.

  • Page 17: Insert (Send / Return)

    Insert (Send / Return) Insert = add (loop-in) Send = output (transmitter) Return = input (receiver) An “Insert Connection” means a connection combination that permits “looping-in” an additional device into the signal path (effect devices such as reverberation, echo, chorus etc.).

  • Page 18: Technical Description

    4.1 General points - amplifiers are designed as combo-amplifiers. This means that both functional units (speaker and amplifier) are housed in a single enclosure. They can also be used separately, however The electronics (head or amplifier) can be removed and mounted in a rack, for example.
  • Page 19 The MUTE function can also be operated using a foot-switch. This makes the installed MUTE switch ineffective. The SINGLE Version only has a Volume Regulator. This is used to set the maximum volume. The DUO Version has an additional Volume Regulator for each of the two channels (adjusting the channel volume) and a Master Regulator for setting the overall volume.

  • Page 20: Brief Instructions Back

    4.2 Brief instructions Back realbass single realbass duo mute-sw Connection for the ANS multi-switch foot-switch for muting tuner-out Connection for instrument tuners with Line Level (-10dB) line-out Unbalanced output for external units with Line Level (-10dB) ins.-send Output of the loop-in path with Line Level (-10dB) ins.

  • Page 21: Connection Diagramm Back Side

    The mains connection socket is on the back of the - amplifier, next to the cooling body The mains voltage fuse is installed between the mains switch and the cooling socket. Warning of electric power The setting of the mains voltage is marked on your unit. Check this before inserting the mains cable.
  • Page 22 4.3 Connection diagramm back side This overview is intended to provide the experienced user with a simplified general view. More detail is available in the explanations. The arrows indicate the direction of the signals at the individual connections. If they point away from the specific connection, then it is a pure output.

  • Page 23: Commissioning

    5. Commissioning Take time with initial commissioning and read this chapter carefully. We have taken great care to make all the necessary details understandable even by the layman. However, if you still have any questions then please consult an experienced user or give us a call.
  • Page 24 Play a couple of notes and slowly turn the gain regulator to the right until the green LED comes on and the yellow LED flickers (VU display). If the red LED on the VU display comes on, turn the gain regulator to the left until it goes out.
  • Page 25 In order to test the function of the treble regulator, carry out the same procedure as with the bass regulator. Then return the bass and treble regulators to the mid position. For the mid regulation involves three regulators: This - frequency, level and Q (quality). The basics could already be seen in Chapter 2.
  • Page 26 Now let’s consider the second powerful tone tool, the compressor. The basics concerning the functioning of this effect can be taken from Chapter 2. What ist he effect of the compressor?  makes the sound more direct,  makes the sound more direct ...

  • Page 27: Technical Data

    6. Technical data SINGLE Amplifier (combi) fanless, single channel fanless, twin-channel 12“ High-Power 500W / 900W AES Speaker End stage FET, short-circuit protected, analogue, 500 W peak Mains unit conventional with toroidal core transformer 1000 W Peak Connection 230V, IEC (power) connector Speaker connection 2 x Speakon / 6.35 mm jack (combi)

  • Page 28: Optional Accessories

    7. Optional accessories We provide a comprehensive range of accessories for our equipment.  Foot-switch ANS Multiswitch Foot-switch for alternating or complete muting  3m remote cable for ANS Multiswitch for alternating or complete muting  5m remote cable for ANS Multiswitch for alternating or complete muting ...

  • Page 29: Guarantee

    § 2 ONLINE REGISTRATION Please register your new unit if possible directly after purchasing at www.realbass.de on the internet and please read the guarantee conditions carefully. If your unit is registered with us, including its date of purchase, the procedure in the event of a guarantee claim will be considerably simpler.
  • Page 30 § 5 GUARANTEE CONDITIONS Guarantee provisions will only be executed if, together with the unit, a copy of the original invoice or cashdesk receipt issued by the dealer is presented. In the event of a guarantee claim, the product will fundamentally be repaired or replaced.
  • Page 31 Notes...
  • Page 32 © 2017 by Michael Schäfer Sommerbergstraße 37 D 66346 Püttlingen T: +49 6806 44449 F: +49 6806 44456 info@michael.schaefer@time-control.de www.realbass.de...

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