dbx 563X Single-Ended Noise Reduction Instruction Manual


dbx 563X Single-Ended Noise Reduction Instruction Manual - cover page
Brand
dbx
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
315 KB
Published
03 August, 2012
Updated
27 August, 2012
MD5 checksum
FB042CEE54D8DABFA1DD67CCD7D6F88D

About this manual

The document is an instruction manual for the dbx Model 563X, described as 'THE SILENCER' in the Performer Series. It covers inspection, installation, rack-mounting configurations (single or paired), and safety warnings regarding high voltage and user-serviceable parts.

The guide details the operation of the front panel controls, including the Quieting slider, Hi-Z Gain Trim, and Bypass button, as well as rear panel connections for line-level inputs/outputs and stereo strapping. It includes performance specifications such as frequency response (20 Hz-20 kHz) and THD (0.06%), along with wiring diagrams for mono and balanced setups.

What's inside

  • Inspection and Installation
  • Rack-Mounting
  • Performance Specifications
  • Front Panel Operation
  • Stereo Strapping Setup
  • Inputs and Outputs Connections
  • Application Notes

Specifications

Filter Design2nd-order, minimum-phase design topology
Operating Frequency Range1.3-38 kHz depending on setting
Frequency Response20 Hz-20 kHz +1.5 dB on high-level pink noise
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)0.06%
Input Impedance391 k-ohms, single-ended

Frequently asked questions

What is the operating frequency range of the filter?

The filter operates between 1.3 kHz and 38 kHz depending on the setting.

How do I set up a true stereo quieting system?

Connect two units using a 3-circuit (stereo) phone cable, set one unit to Master and the other to Slave via the rear panel button.

Can I use mono cables for stereo operation?

No, you must use 3-circuit (stereo) plugs and dual-conductor shielded cable; using mono cables can damage the rms detectors.

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