At what decibel level does the circuit kick in to compress the sounds processed through the microphones/amplification?
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Impossible to answer without expensive test equipment Ha Wu. Let me say this, it cuts out at very comfortable levels and works very well. I have tried other units and these definitely are well worth the price. Caldwell also has awesome customer service, one of these units failed on me and Caldwell replaced it no questions asked. Good luck!
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So far I've used it record a very loud band in a very small room. I used the 10 db pad and was very pleased with the results. The mic handled the sound level very well, and produced a nice flat recording--by that I mean no frequencies were exaggerated and all I had to do in post was elevate the bass and treble a little for more punch.
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It has a "3/4 jack input, and anything that is plugged through it may be amplified. It doesn't have a spot for the standardized mic cable but they do sell cables that can hook a mic to "3/4. I'm not sure if it would sound as good since that's not the standard they use, but I'd have no way of knowing or guessing.
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The specs are for each speaker, I have had these cranked up using a 800 watt amp and no distortion.
1821911
Input impedance is 500 kΩ. You can find general specifications on Behringer products by visiting http://www.behringer.com.
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I don't know what the decibel level is, but I can say it is considerably more quiet than my old Sears pancake compressor. However, because the tank is so small it tends to recycle more often, and when it does run, it seems to take longer than my pancake. But, it is so light and well made that I tend to reach for it first, especially for the many small jobs. Highly recommended. Quality product.
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1@ 1/4 in. that is for both mikes, and 2@ XLR, that are separate for each mike. Having limited inputs on my amp, I found that using the 2 XLR outputs and a XLR "Y" cable, I got much better sound quality than using the 1/4 in connections.
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The reduction in volume is minimal. If you normally listened to your low resistance headphones cranked up to 10, the 990's will sound like an 8.
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Judith, I'm not certain of the decibel level, however my friend is also hearing impaired. She has used my phone. She has mentioned, she can "barely hear" anything. And that's when the phone was working.
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You need a mic preamp with in built phantom power . It should be a minimum of 15 Volts and can be up to 48 volts max. For drum use,48 V is better. It has an omni directional sensitivity. Will pick up room ambiance. Note that the max spl is 127dB for 1% distortion and so position may be critical for good sound. Has a very flat response and should sound good.
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sounds like fully distorted 1 watt, sound, or about 60-75 dB A level with soundmeter about 1 meter away.. it is loud enough for small group...in a room. you can reduce level of built in distortion, by going lower in vol.
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Yes it will go down to 1/2 speed (X 0.5), tried it last night, but you will experience some digital distortion almost like a reverb affect. By the way, that is the max limit. Great tool, great for practicing and learning. The on-board microphones sound pretty good too.
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i used mine before my eq THE MANUAL MIGHT RECOMEND THE OPPOSITE BUT I ALSO HAVE A CONCERT SERIES CARVIN BOARD WITH A LOT OF EQ BEFORE IT LEAVES THE BOARD. i still had a problem with feedback when a mic got to near a monitor remedied that by unplugging the horns. my metal band wanted everything almost maxed if your not in need of ear splitting pa you should be able to dial the feedback unit to cover your needs. hollywoodphil
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I can't say what the decibels is but can say that it is loud. I wear ear plugs and it seems to take care of the problem for me. I feel that the suction and cleaning power of this vacuumdefinitely off set the negative sound.
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I don't have a sound level/decibel meter but I would guess it's in the range of vacuum cleaner to a lawn mower. Here is a chart I found on the internet that lists various devices and the sound they emit: http://www.dot.ca.gov/dist2/projects/sixer/loud.pdf. You must also consider that sometimes the material you are working on magnifies the noise, especially if it's a hollow product such as a pipe. This may cause a resonance effect which can amplify the sound level. Regardless of the level of sound the tool emits, I strongly recommend using hearing protection anytime it's used. I performed an extensive remodel on several rooms of my house and I wore hearing protection anytime I used this tool or any other power tool, including circular saws, vacuum cleaners, etc. I've used many power tools over the years and I have noticed a serious reduction in my hearing and I'm convinced it was because I've used all these devices and never wore protection. Now I do and I recommend the same to anyone else.
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Depends on how many Decibels you'll be dealing with. If there's a constant bombardment of noise, the microphones will never get a "break" to allow a normal conversation. High decibels will drown out low sounds.
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Hi Whatever the source of music you play and you hear the volum up and down, then the out put of that unit go into input of ceenee, and the output of ccenee go to mixer or amplified or home threater system. Hope it help.