Dbx ProVocal Manuel utilisateur

8760 S. Sandy Pkwy. • Sandy, Utah 84070 •Phone (801) 568-7660• Fax (801) 568-7662 • Int’l Fax (801) 568-7583• [email protected] • http://www.dbxpro.com

A Harman International Company

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ProVocal™

Digital Vocal Processor w/ digital output

If this thing had a Versatility knob, it would be stuck on 10! The ProVocalTM from dbx

Professional Products offers unmatched versatility for the project studio enthusiast at an

unparalleled value. The new ProVocal has taken all of the laborious guesswork out of

selecting tools for providing great vocal tracking. The ProVocal is an all-inclusive toolbox

which is perfect for applications including live, studio and karaoke. The ProVocal features

a superb microphone preamp coupled with state-of-the-art microphone and mic preamp

modeling for a wide variety of sonic characteristics. From there you go into classic dbx

dynamic processing such as gating, compression, de-esser, and limiter, then on to para-

metric EQ, chorus, flanger, delay and reverb. Other features include a 24-bit S/PDIF out-

put with selectable 44.1 or 48k sample rate and MIDI control.

Once again, the company that has been revolutionizing the audio world for more than 30

years, is proud to offer a product that has taken the best vocal audio processing power

tools available, and combined them under the hood of a single chassis. The design team

at dbx Professional Products have painstakingly put together a processor that painlessly

helps vocalists create warm and rich vocal tones in the digital domain with crystal clear

digital effects, while providing dynamics processing powers that can all be controlled via

the smart, sophisticated front panel. The ProVocal takes models of some the most sought

after microphones and mic-preamps in the industry, and makes them readily available at

your finger tips. The output versatility of the ProVocal offers XLR and 1/4” analog inputs

and outputs and an S/PDIF digital output, making it a truly flexible work horse for any

vocal application.

• Digital Microphone Modeling

• Digital Preamplifier Modeling

• 20 dB pad, 48 Volt Phantom Power

• Classic dbx Compression

• Parametric EQ, De-Esser, Gate

• Chorus, Flanger, Delay and Reverb

• 24-bit S/PDIF Digital Output

• 44.1 or 48 kHz Operation

• Selectable Mic/Line Switch

• Front Panel Instrument XLR Input

• Balanced 1/4” or XLR Outputs

• MIDI Control

Microphone Input

Connector: Female XLR pin 2 hot

Type: Electronically balanced/unbalanced RF filtered

Impedance: Balanced <18kHzΩ/ unbalanced 79 kHz

Maximum Input Level: -9 dBu or +11 dBu with 20 dB pad engaged

CMRR: >40dB, Typically 55dB at 1kHz

Equivalent Input Noise: Typically -120.2 dBu with a 150Ωsource load, 20Hz to

20kHz BW

Gain +30dB to +60dB

Line Input (Rear Panel)

Connector: TRS 1/4" jack

Type: Electronically balanced/unbalanced

Impedance: 20kΩunbalanced, 40kΩbalanced

Maximum Input Level: +18dBu balanced or unbalanced

CMRR: >40dB, Typically 55dB

Gain -15dB to +15dB

Instrument Input (Front Panel)

Connector: TS 1/4" Jack

Type: Unbalanced

Impedance: 470 kΩ

Maximum Input Level: +18dBu unbalanced

Analog Outputs

Connector: Male XLR pin 2 hot and TRS 1/4"

Type: Electronically balanced

Impedance: Balanced 120Ω, unbalanced 60Ω

Maximum Output Level: >+18 dBu into 100 kΩ

S/PDIF Digital Output

Connector: RCA

Impedance: 75Ω

A-D System Performance

A-D Conversion: 24-bit, dbx Type IV™ Conversion System

Convertor Dynamic Range: 105 dB typical, A-weighted, 22 kHz bandwidth

102 dB typical, unweighted, 22 kHz bandwidth

Type IV™ Dynamic Range: Up to 117 dB with transient material, A-weighted, 22 kHz

bandwidth

Up to 115 dB with transient material, unweighted, 22 kHz

bandwidth

Typically 109 dB with program material, A-weighted, 22

kHz bandwidth

Typically 106 dB with program material, unweighted, 22

kHz bandwidth

THD+Noise: 0.002% typical at +4 dBu, 1 kHz, input gain at 0 dB

Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 22 kHz, +0/-0.5 dB

D-A System Performance

D-A Conversion: 24-bit

Dynamic Range: 103 dB typical, A-weighted, 20 kHz bandwidth

101 dB typical, unweighted, 20 kHz bandwidth

THD+Noise: 0.002% typical at +4 dBu, 1 kHz, output gain at 0 dB

Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz, +0/-0.5 dB

Interchannel Crosstalk: < -85 dB at 1 kHz, output gain at 0 dB

Power Supply:

Operating Voltage: DO: 120 VAC. 60Hz, 100 VAC 50/60 Hz - EU: 220-240

VAC 50/60 Hz

Power Consumption: 15 watts

Physical:

Dimensions: 1.75''Hx 5.75''Dx19''W

Weight: 7.14 lbs. (3.24 kg)

Shipping Weight: 10 lbs (4.40 kg)

Digital Vocal Processor w/ digital output

ProVocal™

dbx engineers are constantly working to improve the quality of our products. Specifications are, therefore subject to change without notice.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

dbx Professional Products

8760 S. Sandy Pkwy.

Sandy, Utah 84070

Phone (801) 568-7660

Fax (801) 568-7662

[email protected]

http://www.dbxpro.com

A Harman International Company

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