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60hz or 100hz sine wave when setting limiter on t39s 3012lfs
Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2011 10:13 am
by hollywd901
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??
Re: 60hz or 100hz sine wave when setting limiter on t39s 301
Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2011 11:48 am
by SoundInMotionDJ
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??
The tone should be at least 1/3 octave away from any crossover frequencies.
I send my T39's 40Hz-90Hz. I use a 60Hz tone to set the limiter.
--Stan Graves
Re: 60hz or 100hz sine wave when setting limiter on t39s 301
Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2011 6:57 pm
by Gregory East
iirc the high pass for a single pair of T39 at full power is 45hz.
Re: 60hz or 100hz sine wave when setting limiter on t39s 301
Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2011 12:43 am
by hollywd901
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