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2.2 Low and High- Shelving
The term “Shelving” (shelve = to slope gradually)
describes the filter slope of this equalizer. For
example: with a high-shelving equalizer all the
frequencies above the selected frequency are
boosted evenly. For frequencies below that point,
the boosting gradually declines to zero.
Operation:
FREQUENCY: sets the cut-off frequency of this
EQ band.
LF: Operating range from 22 Hz to 700 Hz.
HF: Operating range from 840 Hz to 30 kHz.
HF & LF: switches the respective EQ band into
the signal path.
LEVEL: permits a boost of +15 dB and a cut
of -25 dB.
Q: adjusts the bandwidth of this frequency band.
Filter Bandwidth: See Section 2.3.
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MindPrint-DTC
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PureParallel™-Technology
Normally, filters are placed in the circuit one after
another (serial). As a result, the complete frequency
spectrum of the signals goes through all the filter
stages, which can lead to a considerable degradation
of the signal’s quality. You can think of this like a
winding, one-lane road that slows down the signal.
In contrast, the equalizer of the DTC™ uses parallel
filters, so that the signal is divided into four bands at
the same time. Like a straight four-lane Autobahn,
on which the signal moves ahead without
any obstructions.
Serial circuitry versus parallel circuitry.
The colors represent frequency bands.
QUESTION: How is the original signal
handled passively?
ANSWER: The original signal goes through the EQ
practically like through a thick cable, without
interruption. The bands of EQ, which are laid out
parallel to the original signal, only operate on those
frequencies that are to be processed. If a frequency
range is to get a boost, it will be mixed into the
original signal in phase, and if cut, with phase
reversed. But the original signal remains. This way,
you manage to keep fidelity to the original signal at
an optimum.
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