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Audio Connections

The DP11EQ is a flexible unit which can be used in almost any part of a sound system. It can be

placed directly in an input channel’s insert and used as an equalizer solely for that microphone. Or, it

can be placed at a mixer su/jointfilesconvert/1264289/bgroup insert, where it can act as a compressor, equalizer, and noise gate

for a group of microphones. Or, it can be placed between the mixer and the power amplifier to

equalize overall room sound and function as a limiter to protect the loudspeakers from damage due to

clipping.

The following diagrams show several typical connections:

Main Amplifier

Su/jointfilesconvert/1264289/bgroup Insert

Input Insert

NOTE: See Appendix C. for descriptions of cable and connection information.

Main Amplifier

The DP11EQ is most commonly placed between the main output of a mixer and the input of a

power amplifier. At the main output, the unit will affect all input channels. This setup is ideal for using

the DP11EQ as a dynamics processor and as an equalizer.

LINE OUT

LINE IN

LINE OUT

DP11EQ

POWER AMPLIFIER

LOUDSPEAKER

MIXER

Su/jointfilesconvert/1264289/bgroup Insert

When using a multiple bus mixer, the DP11EQ can be connected to a single su/jointfilesconvert/1264289/bgroup insert. The

unit will affect only the channels associated with that su/jointfilesconvert/1264289/bgroup: the other channels will remain

unaffected. This is a common set up for dynamically controlling a specific group of signals, for

example, a group of vocal microphones.

LINE OUT

LINE IN

DP11EQ

MIXER

LINE

OUT

MAIN

SUB RETURN

SUB SEND

POWER AMPLIFIER

LOUDSPEAKER

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