Taperssection.com
Gear / Technical Help => Battery Boxes, Preamps, Mixers, ADCs, and Processors => Topic started by: dcbullet on October 06, 2006, 11:40:48 AM
-
Hi:
I'm pretty new to this stuff and have read the FAQs quite a few threads. I would like to confirm I understand correctly a couple things and have a question.
First, I have a Church-Audio STC9000. It has a switch with 0 / +10db / +30db settings. If I understand correctly, gain is used to increase the signal from the mics into the recorder. Therefore, I would use the +10db or +30db if I was at a quiet or moderate volume show, but if at a loud show, would keep it at 0db. Is this correct?
Secondly, this preamp has a knob which is labeled "Audio Level." It has an "Off" detent, I presume, and thereafter has slightly less than 360 degrees of travel. Is this another method of adjusting gain? I'm a little confused on this one, and the interaction between this knob and the gain switch.
Thanks in advance for any help.
-
The switch is select between gain ranges. The knob is to adjust between those ranges...
yes, 0db/low for loud stuff. I actually use the low setting for everything. I only would use the high range for recording nature sounds....
-
Thank you.
-
Hi:
I'm pretty new to this stuff and have read the FAQs quite a few threads. I would like to confirm I understand correctly a couple things and have a question.
First, I have a Church-Audio STC9000. It has a switch with 0 / +10db / +30db settings. If I understand correctly, gain is used to increase the signal from the mics into the recorder. Therefore, I would use the +10db or +30db if I was at a quiet or moderate volume show, but if at a loud show, would keep it at 0db. Is this correct?
Secondly, this preamp has a knob which is labeled "Audio Level." It has an "Off" detent, I presume, and thereafter has slightly less than 360 degrees of travel. Is this another method of adjusting gain? I'm a little confused on this one, and the interaction between this knob and the gain switch.
Thanks in advance for any help.
I am really sorry I did not see this post! If you have any questions about your preamp let me know.
Chris Church