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Bass Ranger
RackPack Module, Model 2717
Graphic Equalizer For The Bass Range

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  • Page 1 Manual Bass Ranger RackPack Module, Model 2717 Graphic Equalizer For The Bass Range...
  • Page 2 Test base: EN50081-1:1992, EN50082-1:1992, EN60065:1993, EN61000-3-3:1995, EN60065:2002, EN55013:2001, EN55020:2002, EN61000-3-2:2000, 73/23 EWG; 93/68 EWG. We herewith declare, that the construction of the Bass Ranger, Model 2717, is in compliance with the standards and regulations mentioned above. Notes on environmental protection...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Content Important Safety Information ........Hook Up .
  • Page 4: Important Safety Information

    Important Security Information Please note and retain this information. Carefully read and follow all of the safety and operating instructions before you use the machine. Be doubly careful to follow all warnings and special safety instructions noted in this manual and on the unit. The following information refers to modules built into the RackPack frame.
  • Page 5 Important Security Information Lightning: Before thunderstorms or other severe weather, disconnect the machine from wall power (but to avoid life threatening lightning strikes, not during a storm). Similarly, before any severe weather, dis- connect ALL the power connections of other machines and antenna and phone/internet cables which may be interconnected so that no light- ning damage or overload results from such secondary connections.
  • Page 6: Hook Up

    Hook Up Fitting A Module The fitting and/or exchange of modules should only be carried out by qualified persons. Please read the manual of the RackPack frame. It contains all information needed to fit a module as well as all safety and notes and warnings.
  • Page 7: Introduction

    Introduction The Bass Ranger EQ Module is a graphic equalizer for the bass range with passive coil filters in eight bands. It employs bell filters, each with individually optimized bandwidths, boost and cut values. The concept of the Ranger EQs for the RackPack modular system is characterized by two decisive features that separate them from tradi- tional designs.
  • Page 8: Rear Panel/Connections

    Rear Panel/Connections Wiring RackPack: Bass Ranger...
  • Page 9: Xlr Sockets, Lundahl I/O Transformers, Channel Split

    Rear Panel/Connections XLR Sockets, Transformers, Channel Split The Bass Ranger is fitted with one XLR input and two XLR outputs for balanced operation. Pin-wiring of all XLR sockets: Pin 1 = GND, Pin 2 = hot (+), Pin 3 = cold (-) Discrete balancing stages for both in- and output provide high common mode rejection and are capable of driving long cables (depending on the capacity of the cables and the following input balancing stages).
  • Page 10: Control Elements

    Control Elements ON, LED Display With the ON button you can turn the device on or off. The ON button is illuminated when the device is active. Relay hard bypass circuits ensure signals to be directly switched from input to output in the case power failures – this “Power Fail Safety“ feature guarantees signal flow in any situation.
  • Page 11: Output, Fader

    Control Elements OUTPUT, Fader OUTPUT With the OUTPUT control you can readjust levels that were changed by previous EQ settings. For example, if you have by and large applied cut values to the signal, the overall output level can be lifted again to meet the input level’s value.
  • Page 12: The Eight Eq Bands

    Control Elements The Eight EQ Bands Each filter is designed as bell filter with individually optimized band- widths and boost/cut values. Each filter is regulated by a fader con- trol. The frequency range around the center frequency can be boosted (fader to the right into direction “+”) or can be cut (fader to the left into direction “-”) directly.
  • Page 13: Diagram Filter Curves

    Control Elements Diagram Of Filter Curves The diagram shows the different filter characteristics. The lower bands have relatively narrow bandwidths for fundamental tones. The upper bands have broader bandwidths to process groups of overtones in common. RackPack: Bass Ranger...
  • Page 14: Eq Table

    EQ Table Instrument Frequency up to +/- Effect cut sub harmonics fuller sound deep instruments reduces boomy sounds of d. instruments harder bass deep instruments +/- warmth, reduces pulpy sound of d. instr. 1,7K bass definition, phone sound, presence 1700 +/- sharp sounds, intelligibility, attacks 8000 more air, transparency, brighter, hi-fi...
  • Page 15 EQ Table Vocals avoids collision with bass and kick Vocals fills deep vocals Vocals slenderizes spoken voices Vocals reduces pulp in vocals Vocals belly of vocals Vocals clarity Vocals more warmth, full-bodied Vocals +/- foundation Vocals 1,8K presence; vocals up front Vocals lead vocals up front/more clarity Vocals...
  • Page 16: Operation

    Operation EQ Principles First cut, then boost: The hearing system is more used to energy reductions in a frequency range, thus boosts attract more attention. That is, a 6 dB boost is perceived to be similar in amount to a 9 dB cut.
  • Page 17: Technology

    Technology Bell Filters, Passive Filters, Advantages of Passive Filters Bell Filters A bell filter boosts or cuts a chosen frequency‘s energy with a maxi- mum amplitude and a definable frequency range around this fre- quency with a fall off of up to 3 dB to both sides. The chosen frequency with the maximum amplitude is called center frequency—it takes place in the middle at the peak of the response curve.
  • Page 18: Specifications

    Specifications Audio Frequency Range: 10 Hz-30.000 Hz CMR@ 1kHz: -85 dBu @ 100 Hz, -80 dBu @1 kHz THD @ 1kHz: 0,03% @ 0 dBu/0,01% @ +10 dBu Noise, A-weighted: -83 dBu Dynamic Range: › 107 dB Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT): › -85 dBu (@ 1 kHz) Input XLR connection, electronically balanced (optionally transformer-balanced)
  • Page 19: Copy Master: Recall Settings

    Copy Master: Recall Settings Artist: ......... . . Album: .
  • Page 20: Option/Information On Lundahl Transformers, Guarantee

    Option Lundahl Transformers As an option, the DynaMaxx RackPack module can be fitted with input and output transformers from Lundahl. The transformer options can only be ordered by purchase, a later upgrade is not possible. Information On Lundahl I/O Transformers Transformers have a pleasant sound characteristic, especially the low end sounds rounder and more full-bodied.

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