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Re: My poor EP500! Is it dead?
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Re: My poor EP500! Is it dead?
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Alex, actually the "gain" isn't what's being adjusted by these settings. Audio amplifiers have a fixed gain, typically in the 25-30dB range. This gain is often set 6dB lower on a balanced XLR input to compensate for the double voltage that's coming in on that input(a doubling of voltage is a 6dB increase)so that the volume is the same on either input at a given level setting. The level controls on the receiver/processor and sub are variable resistors which adjust the amount of voltage being let out/let in to be subjected to the fixed gain of the amplifier. I didn't think about the XLR being 6db lower. However, the overall output signal at a given input "should" be the same, on the V1 amp it seemed like the XLR input had no "gain" adjust. I will tinker with it here in a few minutes.
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Re: My poor EP500! Is it dead?
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Ok, so the sub is back to normal now... I realized this yesterday when i took the dog outside and could hear the explosions outside AFTER i shut the door.... That is the EP600 i remember!...
Just though i would share.
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Re: My poor EP500! Is it dead?
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Good to know you have it straightened out.
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