Aphex Compellor 320D Owner's Manual

17, 320D Compellor Page 16 Page 17 when in Bypass, the Compellor cannot feed the analog input to the digital output. The digital output will simply go dead with no carrier. There is no practical way to avoid this. NOTE: Because the digital I/O is inherently a stereo interface (two channels …

24, 320D Compellor Page 24 Page 25 ground noise, but below the lowest program signal expected. Typically, a setting of -30dB (at about 9 o’clock) is satisfactory for all purposes. If, for some reason, you want to prevent the Compellor from bringing up program fades below a certain point, simpl…

8, 320D Compellor Page 8 Page 9 circuit. They thought that all audio processors should be noticeable. We had to explain that the unit was in fact working, and we asked them to listen to their mixes with and without the Compellor. After they did that, they were amazed at th…

19, 320D Compellor Page 18 Page 19 has too wide a dynamic range, it can cause broadcast processors (if the processing does not include the Compellor) to work too hard and generate audible artifacts. These are all reasons to master a final mix which has a controlled dynamic range. The goal, of cou…

9, Aphex Compellor 320D 320D Compellor Page 8 Page 9 In 1994, Aphex introduced the current Compellor Models 320A and 323A. The model “A” revision signifies the inclusion of an improved patented Leveler circuit called the “Frequency Discriminate Leveler” (FDL) while all other aspe…

31, 320D Compellor Page 30 Page 31 Appendix C: Proper Wiring Techniques A true balanced line should be used wherever your equipment allows. Use “twisted pair” shielded cable. For unbalanced wiring you should use high grade, low capacitance shielded wire for best results.…