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Its sensitivity is 1.5Vrms when the knob is set full clockwise. Input sensitivity is controlled by the amp's front-panel knobs.

#Dbx driverack 260 response curve d manual

The manual says the 3002 has an input sensitivity of 1.5V when 4 ohms stereo, however I am running them at 4 ohms bridged.

What am I missing here? Also, there are no input sensitivity switches on the PLX that I am aware of. The only way you're going to get +28 dBu out of the Mackie is if you're running a handful of channels in clip, and if you're doing that, you don't have enough Rig For The Gig anyways. This means I would need to lower the input level on the GUI of the 260 to -8 dB, correct? Unless I get inside of the 260 and set the input jumpers to 30 dB, which would mean I would need to adjust the input levels on the GUI of the 260 to +2 dB, correct? The downside to that approach is now my meters on the 260 are not calibrated!ДЄ) change the 260's jumpers to make it impossible to clip its inputs (thus knocking its meters out of cal), orД«) don't drive it that hard. The max input level of the 260 stock is 20 dB. How come? The output of the Mackie balanced XLR outs are rated at a max of 28 dB. No need to turn down the 'input' of the 260 (based on the output spec )?

Frequency Response : 20Hz - 20kHz, +/- 0.MattGrabe wrote on Thu, 20 September 2007 12:25Дon Boomer wrote on Thu, 20 September 2007 02:42.

THD+Noise : 0.003% typical at +4dBu, 1kHz, 0dB gain.

Dynamic Range : >110 dB A-weighted, >107dB unweighted.

D/A Dynamic Range : 112 dB A-weighted, 109dB unweighted.

Type IV Dynamic Range : >119 dB, A-weighted, 22kHz BW >117 dB, A-weighted, 22kHz BW.

Mic Preamp Equivalent Input Noise (EIN) : 113 dB, A-weighted, >110 dB unweighted.

Mic Preamp Phantom Power : +15VDC (RTA).

Max Input : +30dBu with input jumpers in +30 position.

Input Type : Electronically balanced/RF filtered.

Input Connectors : (2) Female XLR line inputs.

Setup Wizard with JBL speaker and Crown Power Amplifier Tunings.

Full Bandpass, Crossover, and Routing Configurations.

2.7 Seconds of Alignment and Zone Delay.

These features combined with the Wizard setup system and complete DriveWare GUI control represent a methodical design that is guaranteed to deliver optimal, all-inclusive processing in a completely scalable system.

This goal has been achieved by offering two independent channels of processing power with a linkable 28-Band Graphic Equalizer, industry-standard dbx stereo compressor module, feedback eliminator and the 120A Subharmonic Synthesizer on the input, with a six channel output system that includes parametric EQs, PeakStopPlus limiters (to provide protection against speaker blowouts) and alignment delay. The DriveRack 260 was designed with the purpose and vision of providing state-of-the-art signal processing, while utilizing a simple and intuitive user interface. Contractors will appreciate its control inputs for wall-panel logic control and the patent-pending Advanced Feedback Suppression (AFS).The DriveRack 260 continues the legacy of DriveRack series, which has been created by the company that has been redefining the standard of signal processing for more than 30 years. The 260 provides full bandpass and crossover configurations as well as independent output processing and a full time RTA for live sound applications. The 260 capitalizes on the road tested and contractor approved nature of the other products in the DriveRack line. With the introduction of the new 260, the heritage of unrivaled system/loudspeaker control continues. The DriveRack products provide the tools that ensure that the system sounds its very best. There is a reason that Tour Sound Professionals and discriminating Audio Contractors choose dbx DriveRack products for their high-end tours and installs.

#Dbx driverack 260 response curve d portable

Fast-Fold Portable Front and Rear Projection Screens.