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The Venice Mono Channel is

equipped with an XLR input,

which can be used for Mic or

Line level signals up to

+22dBu. An additional ¼ inch

jack socket, provides an input

for line level signals, which re-

quire protection against acci-

dental 48 volt connection. The

Line input gives 20dB of per-

manent attenuation to the input

signal which will allow the con-

nection of extreme high line-

level signals up to +42dBu.

The +48V led monitors if phan-

tom power is assigned. The

+48V switch for each channel is

placed on the rear-panel of the

console. It connects +48V phan-

tom power to the XLR input con-

nector. This is suitable for a

condenser microphone or DI

box.

The GAIN control gives conti-

nuous adjustment of the input

amplifier gain from 0dB to

+60dB for the Mic input and

- 20dB to + 40dB for the Line

input.

The HI PASS switch connects

the the 80Hz hi-pass-filter in the

input channel signal path before

the insert point and equaliser.

The TREBLE control gives con-

tinuous adjustment of boost and

cut from + 15dB to - 15dB with a

0dB centre detent. The treble

equaliser acts on 12kHz with a

traditional MIDAS shelving re-

sponse.

The HI MID control gives conti-

nuous adjustment of boost and

cut from + 15dB to - 15dB with

a 0dB centre detent.

The HI MID FREQ control gives

continuous adjustment of the fre-

quency range that the hi mid

equaliser acts on from 400Hz to

8kHz with a 1 octave bandwith.

The LO MID control gives con-

tinuous adjustment of boost and

cut from + 15dB to - 15dB with

a 0dB centre detent.

The LO MID FREQ control gi-

ves continuous adjustment of the

frequency range that the lo mid

equaliser acts on from 100Hz to

2kHz with a 1 octave bandwith.

The BASS control gives conti-

nuous adjustment of boost and

cut from + 15dB to - 15dB with

a 0dB centre detent. The bass

equaliser acts on 80Hz with a tra-

ditional MIDAS shelving re-

sponse.

The EQ switch connects the

equaliser in the input channel si-

gnal path.

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