"Adjustable gain control provides up to 10dB reduction of signal"Means adjustable from -10 db REDUCTION to +30 db amplification? Or +20 to +30?
1483715
It isn't an even 30db gain on all channels, none of them are. It does vary, but 30db is max. The control can reduce the gain up to 10db from the max it's capable of on any given channel. It's a good amp, improved our reception and we gained a couple of channels.
1483716
we are in a poor area for TV reception. The gain amp helps bring in better reception along with a good antenna.
1483717
I'm now sure, however, I believe it is a reduction in gain, in case any local stations tend to overload the amplifier. With the gain clockwise the amplifier is at it's rated gain and anything counterclockwise reduced the gain. That is my understanding of the way it works.
1483718
When the gain control is set to maximum the amplifier provides up to +30db of gain (gain varies over the wide range of frequencies for the TV channels). When set to adjustable gain control is set to minimum the gain is reduced by 10db. So in short the gain control is basically a 0-10db attenuator which means the amplifier provides a range of up to 20-30db of gain.
1634435
You can move it forward or back to a limit. I don't remember the numbers butHere is the manual: http://www.equalizerhitch.com/Equal-i-zer%20Support/installinstructions.php
2221642
As Est responded, too many variables. My amp is better overall than few other T-amps I have.
2018886
Well all I can tell you is the "a" is a designation for the amplifier control box. Not sure about "vt" other than videtech. Can't find anything or anyone to explain that one. Hope it helps. If it has a quick disconnect then you shouldn't need the control amplifier and just use the p10 connector.
1266396
Welcome to the day and age of "ultimate configurability"... There are some receivers, though not the 1020, that you can listen while adjusting(Pioneer doesn't include that till you buy an Elite). Once receivers went from an EQ that controlled all, to controlling each individually...you gain ability, but lost "easy". You shouldn't, really, be messing with the EQ, unless you have one of these... http://www.amazon.com/Scosche-SPL1000F-135DB-Max-Meter/dp/B001CMKFH8/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1296083267&sr=1-1 (not necessarily this one...) And some form is sine wave sweep(you can find one online)
2220777
Here are the excerpt details of the TX-NR717 equalizer (from the manual): * Audyssey 2EQ® to correct room acoustic problems* Audyssey Dynamic EQ® for loudness correction* Audyssey Dynamic Volume® to maintain optimallistening level and dynamic range Though these adjustments are effective, depending on your own preferences for EQ control you may want more adjustability from a separate EQ component. For my needs the built-in features were OK.
1164522
The Gain Trim control adjusts the overall analog preamp gain. The Clip/Signal LED indicator, located to the right of the Gain Trim control, lights green when there is signal present and red if the signal level is near clipping. Adjust the Gain Trim while noting the Signal/Clip LED so that green is on most of the time (with music playing) and red is on rarely during signal peaks. By doing this you optimize the dynamic range of the analog preamp and USB interface. The separate dial on the right is a monitor output level. The Monitor Output Level control adjusts the signal level available at the Monitor Output jack. It would not change the level of the preamp output. The Gain Trim control adjusts the overall analog preamp gain. The Clip/Signal LED indicator, located to the right of the Gain Trim control, lights green when there is signal present and red if the signal level is near clipping. Adjust the Gain Trim while noting the Signal/Clip LED so that green is on most of the time (with music playing) and red is on rarely during signal peaks. By doing this you optimize the dynamic range of the analog preamp and USB interface. The separate dial on the right is a monitor output level. The Monitor Output Level control adjusts the signal level available at... » Read More The Gain Trim control adjusts the overall analog preamp gain. The Clip/Signal LED indicator, located to the right of the Gain Trim control, lights green when there is signal present and red if the signal level is near clipping. Adjust the Gain Trim while noting the Signal/Clip LED so that green is on most of the time (with music playing) and red is on rarely during signal peaks. By doing this you optimize the dynamic range of the analog preamp and USB interface. The separate dial on the right is a monitor output level. The Monitor Output Level control adjusts the signal level available at the Monitor Output jack. It would not change the level of the preamp output. « Show Less
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Average of 32 db across the band. Some freq. have higher or lower db reduction.
1668295
Each patch has a level control in the amp effect. That's what I found to control volume. It also depends on what effect the patcha has. For instance, a patch will be louder than another one if the gain is higher on the amp setting or a boost effect is on.
2264030
Without knowing technical terms here goes. The one I own has the one knob for gain. From my research I learned that this adjusts to prevent feedback or interference with the actual signal. If it's turned up to high your amplified signal interferes with the actual broadcast signal. So in short that's the only one you need just crank it up until it's as high as it can be without turning off.
1851519
It's a power amplifier and has no controls. Some power amps may have gain controls but that's all. You would need a preamp / processor to control things.
1330425
I have not notice increase or need of adjustment during change from dialog or sound effects or musical score. I have my speaker using optical line not wires so I don't if that would make a difference, also it does have a 3 band equalizer which I have adjusted to my preference.
1287951
The foot switch is just an Active or Bypass switch, not a variable volume peddle. The Active volume is set by the GAIN pot, Bypass is straight through.
283800
use gain or level or whatever parameter that is the same as how potent the effect is on the signal. Volume Gain Intensity and whatever else are PROPERTIES of a WAVE (IF YOU SHRINK THAT WAVE THE EFFECT IS MINIMIZED). Have you seen a SINGLE WAVE OSCILLATOR it looks like a TV with a round screen and shows one wave. I hope that helps.
1645355
The volume knob is independent of the gain channel. To control the level for both channels (the overall volume) the "boost" control farthest to the right is what you use.The pre-gain in the gain section controls the distortion, and the post-gain control allows you to set a level relative to the cleans for channel switching.In a small club, if you played mostly clean with a distortion solo- you might do volume 5, pre-gain 7, post-gain 7, master 6. That would make the cleans blend in, and the gain channel would be louder
812606
1/ Adjust some or all of the fifteen equalizer controls ranging from 25 Hz to16 kHz for each channel to get the desired frequency output. Each equalizercontrol adjustment can be cut or boosted up to ±12 dB2/ the output level from -10dB to +6dBThis unit enhanced my sound system. It is good for the price
1281246
I don't understand the question, but I'll give it a try: The only setting that is adjustable is an ordinary volume control for non-harmful sounds.