DUTCH IM2.1s Podręcznik - Strona 3

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Operation:

Inputs:

Input 1 / input 2:

You can choose between the 2 inputs by

pushing the corresponding button. It's also

possible to use both inputs at the same time,

but keep in mind that this could cause some

impedance changes.

Swap L/R:

When you engage the 'swap l/r' button the left

and right channel will be swapped in order.

Sometimes this will bring things to the surface

that you didn't notice before because of the

new listening approach.

Polarity:

The 'polarity' button will swap the polarity of

both Left and Right. Sometimes swapping

polarity will give a better response, mostly in the low frequencies. In most cases swapping

polarity is not needed, but in the cases where you want to, this button comes in very handy.

Keep in mind that obviously this only works with balanced signals.

Active gain:

Both inputs are passive with just relays, but by pushing the 'active gain' button you will

enable the active gain stage which enables you to change the input gain to your liking. In

the mid/0 position, there is no gain applied though it passes the active gain circuit. You can

change the gain in 23x0.5dB steps from +5.5dB to -5.5dB with stepped switches.

Inserts:

Insert 1 and 2:

This is a 100% passive insert section with just relays. When disabled, it will directly pass

the signal internally to the next stage. When you enable the insert (1 and/or 2), it will pass

the signal to the corresponding send/return. It will first pass insert 1 and then it goes into

insert 2. When you push the 'swap 1 /2' button, it will swap the order of the inserts. So

instead of 1>2 the order will become 2>1.

Insert 3 (blend):

Insert 3 has an active parallel/blend function. With

insert 3 you can blend the dry and wet signal

together. Most parallel processing uses one control

for blending from wet to dry and uses a potmeter.

The IM2.1(s) uses two separate controls for wet and

dry with stepped switches instead of a potmeter.

This way you don't have channel imbalance, easy

recall and way better control over what happens to

the signal. For instance you can choose to compress the signal and blend in just a bit of dry

signal. But you also choose to use the dry signal and blend in a bit of quite aggressive

compression. The first steps on the stepped attenuators have 1 dB per step and the last

steps have more course steps, the lowest step is -33dB. The off position mutes the wet or

dry signal.