Tl-audio 5013 User Manual

user manualTL Audio®Ivory 2 Series5013DUAL VALVE EQUALISERTL Audio Ltd, Letchworth, Herts, SG6 1AN, UKemail: [email protected] web: http://www.tlau

FUSE T1AL 250V230V~25VA 115V~25VAManufactured by TL Audio Limited, England.SERIAL NUMBER5013 DUAL VALVE EQUALISER W/CLOCKIN44.1 48kH

operation would be to set the input gain so that the drive LED is regularly illuminating, with occasional lighting of the red Peak LED on transients

4.7 Frequency Control. This control sets the Frequency on each band that is to be cut or boosted. The frequencies are variable over the follow

frequency control. This can be effective for “warming up” the low frequencies or adding brightness or “air” to the top end frequencies. 4.10 Fat C

2. Adjust the input gain so that the Drive LED illuminates with the chosen source material. You should notice an audible change in sound character

6. SPECIFICATIONS Line Inputs: Balanced XLR, switchable +4dBu/+18dB nominal level. Unbalanced jack, switchable -10dBu/+4dB nominal level. Inst

HM Band: +/-15dB at 1KHz to 12KHz. Q variable 0.8 to 7. HF Band: +/-15dB at 3KHz to 20KHz. Q variable 0.8 to 7. Switchab

Shipping Weight: 6kg. The above specifications are typical figures, and are subject to change without notice.

7. SERVICE Should the 5013 require service, it must be taken or posted to an authorised dealer. Please retain the original packing for possible

CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 2 PRECAUTIONS 3 INSTALLATION 3.1 AC Mains Supply 3.2 Audio Operating Level 3.3 Balanced Line Input 3.4 Unbalanced Lin

1. INTRODUCTION Congratulations on purchasing the Ivory 5013 Dual Valve Equaliser by TL Audio! The T L Audio Ivory 2 Series consists of a range

compensate by turning down the output gain. Alternatively the input gain can be kept low for a cleaner sound and the output gain can be turned up to

3. INSTALLATION 3.1 AC Mains Supply. The unit is fitted with an internationally approved 3 pin IEC connector. A mating socket with power cord i

The 5013 may be used to shift operating levels, for example by connecting the unbalanced output of a semi-pro mixing console to the equaliser’s unba

3.5 Instrument Input. A 2-pin (mono) jack plug is required, which should be wired as follows: - Tip = Signal Phase (“+” or “hot”). - Screen

3.9 Rear Panel. The rear panel connectors are identified in Fig.3. Make sure that all settings, mains and audio connections have been made as des