3 high frequency band, 4 band-pass filter, 3 equalizer routing – API Audio The Channel Strip User Manual

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5.2.3 High Frequency Band

High Frequency:

Center Frequency (knob): 2.5kHz, 5kHz, 7kHz, 10kHz, 12.5kHz,
15kHz, 20kHz

Boost/Cut (ring): +/- 12dB

Switchable shelving

High Frequency Shelving: Changes the high frequency band from a peaking EQ to a
shelving EQ

All frequencies above the selected center frequency will be boost or cut

Illuminates when engaged

5.2.4 Band-Pass Filter

A -3dB @ 50Hz to 15kHz band-pass filter can be inserted in the 550A Equalizer circuit by engaging

the B.P. FILTER switch.

5.3 Equalizer Routing

B. P. FILTER: Activates the band-pass filter

Illuminates when engaged

There are three (3) routing options for 550A Equalizer:

Post Compressor: The 550A Equalizer is located after the compressor and before the output
section (default signal flow)

Pre Compressor: The 550A Equalizer is located after the preamp and before the compressor

Hard Bypassed: The 550A Equalizer is removed completely from the audio path

5.3.1 Equalizer Post Compressor (Default Signal Flow)


In the default signal flow (no routing switches engaged), the 550A Equalizer receives the output of

the 527 Compressor.

550A Equalizer will interface via the SECOND EFFECT jacks on the rear panel

527 Compressor will interface via the FIRST EFFECT jacks on the rear panel

5.3.2 Equalizer Pre Compressor


When the POST EQ switch is engaged, the 550A Equalizer receives the output of the 527

Compressor and is interfaced via the FIRST EFFECT jacks on the rear panel.

POST EQ: Moves the 527 Compressor to post the 550A Equalizer in the audio path

550A Equalizer will interface via the FIRST EFFECT jacks on the rear panel

527 Compressor will interface via the SECOND EFFECT jacks on the rear panel

Illuminates when engaged





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