dbx 140A/180A Professional Noise-Reduction Systems Instruction Manual


dbx 140A/180A Professional Noise-Reduction Systems Instruction Manual - cover page
Brand
dbx
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
10
File format
PDF
File size
575 KB
Published
02 August, 2012
Updated
02 August, 2012
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About this manual

The dbx 140A and 180A are professional noise-reduction systems designed for use with recording consoles and tape decks. The unit features integral rack-mounting brackets and requires no special cooling or ventilation. It operates using a record/play (encode/decode) process to reduce noise in audio signals.

What's inside

  • Inspection and Installation
  • Rear Panel Connections
  • Front Panel Operation
  • Typical Hookups
  • Transformer Installation
  • About dbx Noise Reduction
  • Application Notes
  • Specifications
  • Warranty and Factory Service

Specifications

Effective noise reduction40 dB or more
Frequency response (140A)40.5 dB 40 Hz-20 kHz
Frequency response (180A)50.5 dB 30 Hz-20 kHz
Equivalent input noise-93 dBv
Total harmonic distortion (THD)0.1% 100 Hz-20 kHz
Maximum input and output levels+23 dBv
Input impedance1k-ohms, differential
Output impedanceLow-impedance, single-ended
Dimensions1.75"h x 7"d

Frequently asked questions

What power requirements are needed for the unit?

The unit requires a nominal 117-V 50/60-Hz ac source.

Does the unit have an On/Off switch?

No, the unit is not equipped with an On/Off switch.

Can the unit be mounted in a standard equipment rack?

Yes, the chassis has integral brackets for mounting into a standard equipment rack.

Is there an optional output transformer available?

Yes, the Jensen JE-123-SLPC is listed as an optional output transformer.

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