Safe Sound Audio P501 Operation & User’s Manual

9, P501 Audio Processor User Manual Page 9 Notice that the pure tone audio signal is beginning to lose its smooth top and bottom curves and begins to resemble a triangular waveform. This is not just an issue for bass guitar and bass drum compression. Many audio sources …

2, P501 Audio Processor User Manual Page 2 P501 Audio Processor Features 500 Series Fully compatible with the API™ 500 Series modular format which allows a number of audio modules to be plugged into rack frames such as the API™ 6-slot Lunchbox and 10…

8, Safe Sound Audio P501 P501 Audio Processor User Manual Page 8 The release time is how quickly the compression effect is removed when the audio falls back below the threshold. The P501’s release time is programmed to follow the dynamics of the falling audio level. This is an important asp…

4, P501 Audio Processor User Manual Page 4 500 Series Compatibility The P501 Audio Processor is intended for use within an API™ 500 Series compatible rack frame from which is takes its power and audio connections. It cannot function as a stand-a-lone unit. Information abo…

12, P501 Audio Processor User Manual Page 12 Fusing : On board ‘auto reset’ polyfuses protecting the ±16V and +48V rails Main processor audio path Frequency response : -0.5dB points at 5Hz and 60kHz Distortion : < 0.01% at 1kHz (typically 0.008%) main …