 | Matrix
sum & difference control circuits maximize the FM transmission
medium with
sum-referenced control on the difference signal. This yields a more
consistent stereo stage than independent control for better loudness
density than typical ganged left and right control.
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| Adjustable
multiband crossover points designed to place equal energy in all bands.
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| User
determined 'Instantaneous Dynamic Range' (IDR) control allows more
natural dynamics; the original feel of the audio is maintained. If
the source audio has less dynamic range than the IDR setting there
will be no modification of the original audio dynamics.
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| Removal
of low frequency components from the difference (L-R) signal. This
reduces intermodulation products that translate into better control
of the FM stereo sub carrier for improved multipath performance.
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Exclusive
resonant high-pass
"Bass Humper" circuitry for incredible low frequency response.
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| Decibel
accurate parameter setting switches (not potentiometers) for repeatable
consistent adjustments.
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| RMS
detection for control that mimics human hearing audio power sensitivities.
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| Gentle
single pole (6db per octave) phase coherent subtractive filters for
a smoother more natural sound.
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| Extremely
wide acceptance range utilizing feed-forward topology for over 30db
of input range.
The Ariane can handle raw audio right out of the console without the
need for single band pre-processing that other multiband designs require.
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Front
panel multicolor metering displays the gain and control status of
each band with 1db accurate resolution.
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