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Open Box SPL Stereo Vitalizer Mk2-T Program Equalizer Level 1 Regular
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Description
The patented Vitalizer circuitry makes the Mk2-T an unsurpassed sound designer. Whether live or in the studio, audio productions sound more alive, have more details, more transparency, a higher perceived loudness and, if required, an overwhelming bass foundation.
The Vitalizer is based on findings of psychoacoustics and audiometry. Its filter network is one of the few patented filters. It makes the richness of detail of audio signals more audible. Interventions in the sound image are more of a musical nature. Music productions sound more natural, lively, differentiated, easier to understand, more deeply layered and more widely spread apart.
Vitalizing
There are the five controls of the Vitalizer core circuit. Drive controls the level going into the filter network. The bass emphasizes a soft or hard tone, and the compressor catches level peaks. Mid-Hi Tune sets the frequency of operation above which frequencies are boosted and below which frequencies are cut. Process Level adjusts the intensity of Mid-Hi Tune and bass.
In addition to the Vitalizer core circuit, the Stereo Vitalizer Mk2-T features a high frequency and harmonics stage with coil filters (LC) and a stereo expander to broaden the stereo image.
The De-Masking
A key feature of the Vitalizer is the unmasking of superimposed sound components. The Vitalizer relates the time of perception of a frequency to its amplitude. Through a minimal temporal offset of loud frequencies, quieter, previously superimposed sound components are “de-masked” and become audible.
The Adaptation to Curves of Equal Loudness
The non-linear sensitivity of the human hearing is described by the Fletcher-Munson curves. These curves of equal loudness are today defined by the standard ISO 226:2003. They illustrate the equal perception of loudness as a measure of sound pressure level, over the frequency spectrum, for which a listener perceives a constant loudness when presented with pure steady tones.
The Vitalizer adapts the frequency spectrum to the curves of equal loudness, which improves the loudness perception.
Inputs & Outputs
The two channels of the Stereo Vitalizer Mk2-T are equipped with Neutrik XLR sockets and jack sockets connected in parallel. The signal transmission is electronically balanced with a nominal level of +6 dB.
The Vitalizer is based on findings of psychoacoustics and audiometry. Its filter network is one of the few patented filters. It makes the richness of detail of audio signals more audible. Interventions in the sound image are more of a musical nature. Music productions sound more natural, lively, differentiated, easier to understand, more deeply layered and more widely spread apart.
Vitalizing
There are the five controls of the Vitalizer core circuit. Drive controls the level going into the filter network. The bass emphasizes a soft or hard tone, and the compressor catches level peaks. Mid-Hi Tune sets the frequency of operation above which frequencies are boosted and below which frequencies are cut. Process Level adjusts the intensity of Mid-Hi Tune and bass.
In addition to the Vitalizer core circuit, the Stereo Vitalizer Mk2-T features a high frequency and harmonics stage with coil filters (LC) and a stereo expander to broaden the stereo image.
The De-Masking
A key feature of the Vitalizer is the unmasking of superimposed sound components. The Vitalizer relates the time of perception of a frequency to its amplitude. Through a minimal temporal offset of loud frequencies, quieter, previously superimposed sound components are “de-masked” and become audible.
The Adaptation to Curves of Equal Loudness
The non-linear sensitivity of the human hearing is described by the Fletcher-Munson curves. These curves of equal loudness are today defined by the standard ISO 226:2003. They illustrate the equal perception of loudness as a measure of sound pressure level, over the frequency spectrum, for which a listener perceives a constant loudness when presented with pure steady tones.
The Vitalizer adapts the frequency spectrum to the curves of equal loudness, which improves the loudness perception.
Inputs & Outputs
The two channels of the Stereo Vitalizer Mk2-T are equipped with Neutrik XLR sockets and jack sockets connected in parallel. The signal transmission is electronically balanced with a nominal level of +6 dB.
Specs
Analog inputs & outputs; XLR & TRS Jack (balanced)
- Maximum input gain: 22 dBu
- Input impedance: 22 kΩ
- Output impedance: 600 Ω
- Common mode rejection (1 kHz): 85 dB
- Frequency range (-3dB): 10 Hz – 100 kHz
- THD + N (0 dBu, 10 Hz – 22 kHz): 0.0019 %
- Noise (A-weighted): -99 dBu
- Dynamic range: 121 dB
- Operating voltage for analog audio: +/- 15 V
- Operating voltage for relays and LEDs: +12 V
- Mains voltage (selectable): 230 V AC / 50; 115 V AC / 60 Hz
- Fuse for 230 V: T 315 mA
- Fuse for 115 V: T 630 mA
- Power consumption: max. 20 W
- Dimensions: 19" W x 1.73" H x 9.33" D
- Unit weight: 7.5 lb