F1 Model 812 Flexible Array Loudspeaker: Difference between revisions

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Typically you will want to set your source (usually a mixer or {{T1}}) to the maximum you can without clipping. On a mixer this may be shown as unity or 0.

When setting the Volume Control on the F1 Model 812 you can turn up the Volume Control until you see solid red, and then turn it down a little. Occasional red flickers (up to a second long) are okay. This may start to happen at -5 dB before clipping or with transient peaks. You will see these to warn you when you are approaching clipping. If you see solid red then you may be clipping. It is completely fine to turn up the Volume well beyond 12:00 o'clock if you need to.

When setting the Volume Control on the F1 Model 812 you can turn up the Volume Control until you see solid red, and then turn it down a little. Occasional red flickers (up to a second long) are okay. This may start to happen at -5 dB before clipping or with transient peaks. You will see these to warn you when you are approaching clipping. If you see solid red then you may be clipping.

[[Image:F1 812 IO Clip Limiter.png]]

It is completely fine to turn up the Volume well beyond 12:00 o'clock if you need to.

After you have found the maximum volume available you can control the system volume at the source. You probably won't have to change this setting unless you use a different source.

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 Typically you will want to set your source (usually a mixer or {{T1}}) to the maximum you can without clipping. On a mixer this may be shown as unity or 0.
-When setting the Volume Control on the F1 Model 812 you can turn up the Volume Control until you see solid red, and then turn it down a little. Occasional red flickers (up to a second long) are okay. This may start to happen at -5 dB before clipping or with transient peaks. You will see these to warn you when you are approaching clipping. If you see solid red then you may be clipping.  It is completely fine to turn up the Volume well beyond 12:00 o'clock if you need to.
+When setting the Volume Control on the F1 Model 812 you can turn up the Volume Control until you see solid red, and then turn it down a little. Occasional red flickers (up to a second long) are okay. This may start to happen at -5 dB before clipping or with transient peaks. You will see these to warn you when you are approaching clipping. If you see solid red then you may be clipping.
+[[Image:F1 812 IO Clip Limiter.png]]
+It is completely fine to turn up the Volume well beyond 12:00 o'clock if you need to.
 After you have found the maximum volume available you can control the system volume at the source. You probably won't have to change this setting unless you use a different source.