which sine wave do i use when using a voltmeter to set my limiter for use with my ep2500 amp and two 3012lf loaded t39s?? thanks...
60 hz or 100 hz??
60hz or 100hz sine wave when setting limiter on t39s 3012lfs
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Re: 60hz or 100hz sine wave when setting limiter on t39s 301
The tone should be at least 1/3 octave away from any crossover frequencies.hollywd901 wrote:which sine wave do i use when using a voltmeter to set my limiter for use with my ep2500 amp and two 3012lf loaded t39s?? thanks...
60 hz or 100 hz??
I send my T39's 40Hz-90Hz. I use a 60Hz tone to set the limiter.
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Re: 60hz or 100hz sine wave when setting limiter on t39s 301
iirc the high pass for a single pair of T39 at full power is 45hz.
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Re: 60hz or 100hz sine wave when setting limiter on t39s 301
one final question before tomorrow night...I have my dcx-2496 configured again, at least it's workable at this point...I didn't get to borrow a voltmeter from my friend to set a new limiter on the crossover...I did make a few changes in gain on the crossover but not much...is it safe to say I can use my last limiter setting from old crossover unit and at least be somewhat protected...and I guess my question is this, for those that don't use limiter...will I see the clip light come on my crossover to at least give me warning to turn things down a bit?? and should I just keep my old limiter setting turned on for tomorrow night and just monitor it?? thank you