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Author Topic: Equalize CP65 without PN card Antonio Marcheselli Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1260 From: Florence, Italy Registered: Mar 2000 posted 12-21-2004 02:15 PM                        Hi everyone A lot of time since my last post! But I always read you! As a "thinkering" man I have a strange question for you! In the past I enjoyed myself equalizing a little and poor-equipped screen using a professional equipment playing -20dB Pink Noise connecting the PN output to the 6 ch input (one channel a time) of the CP65 used in that little theater. The Sub level was made routing the PN on a channel of Non Sync input and made the sub level at the same level of the channel, regardless the overall SPL in the room (made channel by channel when connected PN to 6ch input). Let's suppose that I have to made the same with a SRD installation (DA10). I have to set the DIGITAL subwoofer level. Is it correct to connect the PN to "subwoofer" input and set the processor to have +10dB comparing to stage channels? In other words, feeding a -20dB Pink Noise to subwoofer input of CP65 should result in a +10dB level on RTA compared to stage channel? It's a strange question and I do not know if I was clear... Feel free to ask for clarifications! Merry Christmas! Antonio  |  IP: Logged

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