1. INTRODUCTION Robust and Compact Design 40-bit Digital Audio Processor 16 Great Sounding Programs Variation adjust knob (16 positions) 256 presets in total Analog Mix (Dry/Wet) control User adjustable Input and Output Gain Stereo/Mono Jack Inputs LED control for digital overdrive Easy to operate Front Panel controls SMT Design for greater reliability Short Signal Path and no internal cabling to provide superior sound...
2. SPECIFICATION Electrical Frequency Response +0.5 / -1.5 dB from 20 Hz to 20 kHz S/N Ratio (process) 80 dB "A" wtg, 20 Hz-22 kHz S/N Ratio (bypass) >90 dB "A" wtg, 20 Hz-22 kHz THD+Noise <0.008% @ 1 kHz (0 dBv, bypass) Input Number of Channels Format...
6. TEST PROCEDURE The Finished Product Test Procedure of aVERB II 1. Test Instruments: a. Dual oscillagraph b. AP (ATS-2 or System Two) c. AC power supply or AC/DC Adapter: 9V 2. Instruments setting: a. Connect the signal generator or AP output signal to L (Mono) Input (unbal-GND, 20 Ohm Z-Out), and the AP input to L, R (BNC-Unbal).
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PRESETS L-OUT/R-OUT LEVEL (±2dbm) Note DELAY/REV. -11.0 dbm/-14.0 dbm FLANGE/REV. The changed signal (the waveform strongly changed) CHORUS/REV. The changed signal (the waveform strongly changed) ROTARY The changed signal (the waveform strongly changed) f. Rotate the “VARIATIONS” (the smaller one) from “1” position, the effect will be changed (it presents the waveform will be strongly changed), and the “SIGNAL”...
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