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Re: Level Setting of 2 EDPs

Kim has talked about this before : the very old and new EDPs have a 
diffenernt gain structures.

I have a '95 Oberheim unit in parallel with an '00 Gibson unit and the 
levels are the same. However,
the positions of the input and output level knobs are definitely not the 
same. USe your eyes and ears
 (input LED and output levels) to set the knobs. I think it works.

Brother K







harmonic1@hotmail.com on 11/03/2000 02:10:54 PM
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I have recently purchased a second Gibson EDP so I can use one for each 
side
in my guitar rig. The second unit has a level that is 40 percent lower than
the other. I know it is the second EDP because when I bypass it my levels
are equal. I am using this one as my master to brother sync the other one
(using a stereo TRS cable and a midi cable). Could this have anything to do
with it? I can't imagine that there would be such a wide range of 
tolerances
in the design of the components used in the EDP. All other devices in my 
rig
are set equally. Thanks in advance for any replies.
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