dbx 786 Manuel du propriétaire - Page 7

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2. Using the 786 to connect a mic directly to a recorder.

1. Make microphone connections as shown on the previous page, being careful to start with the

Gain control in the +15dB position.

2. Connect the 786's audio outputs directly to the audio inputs of your recorder (see figure 3).

This will require the disconnection of the console's audio output to the specific track of the

recorder.

4. Enable the record function of the specific track of the recorder and open the specific tape track

return in the console which corresponds to the track to which the 786 is connected. As you

raise the Gain control, you should begin to hear the input of the 786 running through the

recorder and returning to your console as a tape return.

NOTE: When recording in this way, you should use a compressor/limiter in the path before the recorder. The perfect com-

panion product to the 786 is the dbx 160SL Stereo Compressor. Also, when recording with this method, remember

that desired gain changes to the recorder can only be made via the GAIN controls of the 786. While this is much

less convenient, it is often desirable to go directly to tape, bypassing all console electronics in favor of a pristine sig-

nal. A good compressor becomes vital to this process.

NOTE: For optimal performance, after applying power to the 786 , let it sit for approximately 5 minutes before use, so that

the internal DC servos can cancel any DC offsets.

Power Supply, if required

MANUFACTURED UNDER THE FOLLOWING U.S. PATENTS:

4,368,425 5,282,252. OTHER PATENTS PENDING.

Channel 1

OUT

to your system

786

Figure 3: Connection of the 786 to

a recorder. Note that the

786 may be connected

to any recorder, from a

large

format

recorder (shown) to a

MDM such as an ADAT

or DA-88.

Connection

analog