Digital (ADAT) (3)
Articles relating to the digital capabilities of the OctoPre LE
Articles
The Overload LED on my OctoPre LE is constantly lit, is it broken?
As well as showing when a channel is clipping, the Overload LED performs a second function. When the LED is lit continuously, it means that this channel's level is being displayed on the front...
2009-11-20
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Why do I hear hum when using a cheap, low-quality condenser mic?
The problem here is that the mic does not have a very high CMRR (noise rejection). The hum resulting from the phantom power circuit in the Octopre LE will be rejected by better designed, more...
2005-08-02
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What is the difference between the Octopre and Octopre LE?
Most notable is the pre-amp designs. They are similar in performance but not identical. The original OctoPre is a typical Class A Platinum design, (based around a 737 Rhom transistor) the LE is an...
2005-08-02
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Why can I still hear signal from my mic when the gain is set to minimum?
Do not worry - this is normal behaviour. Note that for mic inputs the input gain range is +13 to +60 dB. This means that when the knob is fully left the signal still has 13dB of gain applied to...
2005-08-02
Views: 3197