Mic boost – QSC Audio CP8 Two-Way 8" 1000W Compact Powered Loudspeaker with DSP User Manual

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• Dance – A voicing with low frequency enhancement and mid/high clarity more suitable for program material playback like pop or

electronic music. (When MIC BOOST is selected, input B contour changes to “Speech” while input A remains as “Dance.”)

• Dance Ext Sub – A voicing with low frequency enhancement and mid/high clarity more suitable for program material playback like pop

or electronic music, with an 80 Hz high-pass filter for use with an external subwoofer, for example, the KS112. (When MIC BOOST is
selected, input B contour changes to “Speech” while input A remains as “Dance.”)

• Floor Monitor – A voicing for a full, balanced sound when used as a floor monitor, giving added stability when live microphones are

nearby.

• Speech – A voicing (Input B only) that gives clarity and stability when used with either a hand-held dynamic microphone or headset

microphone. Input A/C remains on the Default voicing so that music or audio can pass through the loudspeaker simultaneously without
the Speech voicing being applied to it.

MIC BOOST

CWAONN G!

The MIC BOOST setting should only be used when a microphone is connected directly to the MIC/LINE input.

Using the MIC BOOST setting for line-level may introduce distortion. Use caution when changing to the MIC BOOST selection as
the output level increases significantly when MIC BOOST is selected.

MIC BOOST adds +25 dB to Input B when the MIC BOOST button is engaged. Some of the voicings for Input B change when MIC BOOST is
on. The table below shows the differences on Input B when MIC BOOST is on or off.

Input A, Input B Comparison With MIC BOOST On and Off

Contour

Input A

Input B

Input B (mic boost on)

Default

Default (+25 dB)

Default w/sub

Default w/sub (+25 dB)

Dance

Speech (+25 dB)

Dance w/sub

Speech (+25 dB)

Floor Monitor

Floor Monitor (+25 dB)

Speech

Default

Speech

Speech (+25 dB)

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