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GEB
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Your wasting your breath. How it 'actually' sounds seems to be second order of the day ! Edited by GEB - 22 October 2014 at 10:14pm |
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jamie-ashton-solo
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Its not wasting your breath. It doesn't sound right with these mismatched sensitivities. So something has to be wrong. Something had to be changed.
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cravings
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as geb said earlier.. adjust the gains a bit on the processor to see what sounds right. that's all i've ever done..
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Grubbah
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I think understanding what is physically happening is important. Doesn't mean you use your ears any less... There's nothing wrong with being aware of what you're doing. Edited by Grubbah - 22 October 2014 at 11:57pm |
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ceharden
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I fully agree that using amps with consistent Voltage gains makes it easier to set up systems if you know what the relative levels should be. In fact I get quite irritated when manufacturers don't put the Voltage gain on the specs, only the input sensitivity.
I generally set a system up based on the theory then fine tune by ear.
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Grubbah
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4.23V is just under +15dBU? All LMS devices can reach +21 / + 22dBU? I mean a Powersoft K20 offers a selectable voltage gain of 26dB (5.29V)... just under +17dBU.... How does that work? If all of the MF range is 1.2V, how can you have the same voltage gains? Its either a standard input sensitivity or a standard voltage gain? The way I see it is; around 37dB for the 3K, 40dB for the 5k and 41.5 for the 7k? |
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Grubbah
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Agreed!
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RobinMatrix
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Across the MF range, the voltage gain is the same, 37dB, giving input sensitivities of : XT3000MF: 1.1V XT5000MF: 1.4V XT7000MF: 1.7V XT10000MF:2.0V |
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dylan-penguinmedia
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What doesn't sound right about it? Could it be the issue lies elsewhere and this is just what you think it might be? If the system has been eq'd to be ruler flat, that can make it sound odd due to your own ear's perception and sensitivity... |
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Grubbah
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Why does your own PDF user manuals for the MF series state your input sensitivities are 1.2V across the 3000MF / 5000MF and 7000MF? http://pa.matrixamplification.com/media/mconnect_uploadfiles/m/a/matrix-xt-2u_357_mf_2.pdf Have you only just put up the input sensitivities and voltage gains for these on your site? When I was referencing power outputs just 2 days ago as far as I remember they were not on there? Edited by Grubbah - 24 October 2014 at 9:53am |
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RobinMatrix
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We have updated the site recently, the PDFs will be updated shortly.
The information provided on all models will be improved and enhanced in the coming weeks, with voltage gain and input sensitivity being stated. We'll make up a handy PDF reference guide also, to make it easier for users in the field when setting up new systems. |
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