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H
SHURE
® audio
control
components
MODEL M63
AUDIO MASTER
A new concept
in
economical total control of audio response. Can
be used in produclion and transfer studios to equalize sound
sys-
tems, correct room acoustics, produce special sound effects,
reduce stand
or
stage noise, and for tape recording and
duplica-
tion. Has two high-level inputs and five output provisions for the
greatest response
control and flexibility available.
Effective, continuously variable
high-pass
and low-pass 6
db-
per-octave filters, plus separate bass and treble (boost and cut)
controls,
can
be
combined
for
virtually
unlimited
response
characte
ristics.
Output
VU
meter. Five outputs: high impedance, high level, high
impedance
mic
level, low impedance
mic
level, 600-ohm balanced
line, and headphone. Two high-level high impedance inputs
con-
trolled by single input attenuator accept signal from virtually any
high
level source.
Model
M63
Audio
Master. For 108-132 Volts A.C.,
50-60
Hz.
Model
M63-2E
Audio
Master. For 216-264 Volts A.C.,
50-60
Hz.
SPECIFICATIONS
Model
M63
Audio
Master. For 108-132 volts ac, 50/ 60 Hz.
Model
M63-2E
Audio
Master. For 216-264 volts ac,
50/60
Hz.
Frequency
Response: :!: 2
dB
20-20,000
Hz
(controls flat)
Gain: Line out. 38.5 dB (600 ohm load)
Aux. out. 39.0 dB (Kohm load)
High Impedance Mic out. . · 1.0
dB
(33 Kohm load)
Low Impedance
Mic
out.
-21
.0
dB
(150 ohm load)
Tone
Controls:
Bass + 14,
-19
dB
at 100
Hz
Treble + 16, -
19
dB at
10KHz
Filters: High Cut and Low Cut 6 dB per octav
e,
continuously vari-
able - 3
dB
points
Noise
Output
: (Line with 600 ohm load): 68
dB
below + 8 dBm
20-20
,000
Hz
Distortion:
Under 1 % THO at
·1
·8 dBm oulput (600 ohm line)
Output
: + 18 dBm max. 600 ohm line
Size
and
Weight:
289 mm x 152
mm
x 63.5 mm
(1
Pia" x
6"
x
2'12
"); 1.42
kg
(3
Ib
s.
, 2 oz.)
MODEL M610
FEEDBACK CONTROLLER
The Shure M610 Feedback Controller marks the beginning of a new
era
in
sound reinforcement. When Ihe M610
IS
included
in
the sound
system, its special sel of
filters and roll·off switches are used to
smooth out the peaks and
valleys
in
the system's frequency
reo
sponse.
so
that the system gain may be increased to significantly
higher
levels before r
ea
ching the feedba
ck
threshold I The user is
able
to
"tune" the sound system
acc
ording
to
the special acoustics
of the roorn to
ma
ximize output and minimize feedback. The M610
gives you the basic advantages of room/system equalization - but
without the high co
st
s involved in elabnrale.
comple
x.
highly spe-
cialized equalization equipment.
The M610 Feedback
Controller U,' AS eight resonant
dip
filters, each
controlled by a linear·motion potentiometer. Each of these filters, un-
like highly
selective "notch" or single-frequency filters, acts
on
a band of frequencies around Its center frequency,
so
that attenua-
tion
is
smooth and complete. These filters function in the most critical
portion of the audio spectrum, with center frequencies of 63. 125,
2
50
. 500, 1.000 2,000 4,000 and 8,000 Hz. Each is infinitely variable
from
"0
attenua
ti
o
n"
(flat)
to
a maximum cut of
12
dB
. The M610 also
features
"high
end" (above 8 kHz) and
"low
end" (below 63 Hz)
roll-off SWitches to control response outside the range
of
these filters.
Front-panel
volume control allows Ihe user to
conveniently
increase
the overall
ga
in
of
the system to a
level
even
higher
than
or
i
ginal
level. The M610 may be used
to
improve sound quality and increase
intell igibil ity by filtering out "problem frequencies" that cause oscil-
lating
("ringing"), boominess and other disruptive resonances in
acoustically difficult rooms. and
to
equalize program material and
monitor speakers
in
studio and broadcast operations
Model
M610: 108-132 volts ac,
50/60
Hz.
Model
M610-2E:
108-132/216·
264 volts ac,
50/60
Hz
.
WRITE
TO
"SHURE MARKETING SERVICES"
FOR
COMPLETE TECH-
NICAL DESCRIPTION
AND SPECIFICATIONS.
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