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twinQ
- User's guide
Dual Recording Channel
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LINE INPUT (REAR PANEL) - The line input is a high impedance floating
balanced jack connector input, suitable for any line level audio signal
whether balanced or unbalanced. The line input is disabled when 'mic' is
selected by the mic/line switch and vice-versa.
INSTRUMENT INPUT (FRONT PANEL) - The instrument input is high
impedance unbalanced and is suitable for any instrument output or line
level signal from unbalanced equipment.
INSERT POINT (REAR PANEL) - This is used to insert another effect or
outboard equipment into the 'TwinQ'. The microphone/line amplifier output
appears on the 'ring' of the 1/4 inch jack socket, the 'tip' is the return input.
When no jack is inserted, the socket is 'normalled' (internally linked).
OUTPUTS (REAR PANEL) 2 1/4 inch jacks provide high level balanced line
outputs. The 'HIGH LEVEL' output is low impedance balanced at zero level.
POWER
Mains input is 230/115V AC via the IEC socket. The socket has an integral
fuse holder. Rotation of the fuse holder selects alternative AC voltage.
MAINS SWITCH is on the rear panel
THE FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
MIC/LINE SWITCH has an LED indicator to show when 'LINE' has been
selected. Press the button in for 'MICROPHONE'
NOTE; 'Instrument Input' jack socket on the front panel operates on both
mic and line selections. The gain is 'high' when mic is selected and 'low'
when line is selected.
PHANTOM POWER SWITCH. Press this switch to select 48V phantom
power for capacitor microphones such as the JOEMEEK JM47. A red LED
shows that phantom power is selected. Do not switch on phantom power
when dynamic microphones are being used.
HIGH PASS FILTER SWITCH selects a filter which cuts out low frequency
rumbles. A green LED shows that it is in circuit.
PHASE SWITCH reverses the phase of the channel in the 'TwinQ' (any
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