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AT Max manual has arrived :cheers:
- Thread starter JimmyCT
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JimmyCT
Well-known member
Your welcome John.
This is exactly what I was hoping for
Note that the AT Max's volume adjustments only affects
the maximum audio produced by a large signal and does not
affect the audio level or sensitivity of faint signals (i.e. Volume is
a "limiter" and not a gain control), thereby preserving maximum
detection of faint signals.
• To ensure maximum detection of faint signals when using
headphones, set the headphone's volume to maximum and
adjust the AT Max's volume to your preferred level.
This is exactly what I was hoping for
Note that the AT Max's volume adjustments only affects
the maximum audio produced by a large signal and does not
affect the audio level or sensitivity of faint signals (i.e. Volume is
a "limiter" and not a gain control), thereby preserving maximum
detection of faint signals.
• To ensure maximum detection of faint signals when using
headphones, set the headphone's volume to maximum and
adjust the AT Max's volume to your preferred level.
"Nice Instruction Manual - great to see it in color.
I'd question the coil diagrams on Page 39 as the illustrations are 'front on' and they do not show 'side views.
If they did then, the DD would look similar to the CC detection field while the CC stays more or less the same.
The CC also appears 'a bit too rounded' (more like a DD) and I think it should be more conical and less wide at the sides - V
I think they should have included 'side views' for a more balanced portrayal"
I'd question the coil diagrams on Page 39 as the illustrations are 'front on' and they do not show 'side views.
If they did then, the DD would look similar to the CC detection field while the CC stays more or less the same.
The CC also appears 'a bit too rounded' (more like a DD) and I think it should be more conical and less wide at the sides - V
I think they should have included 'side views' for a more balanced portrayal"