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Thanks for offering this item at such a good price. Proved handy in identifying the part I was looking for my set.
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The Philips scope is of excellent quality, longevity and build and had a couple of faults
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About Compression
The dynamic range of a sound is the difference between its loudest and softest points. For example, as you play your bass, you�ll probably find that some notes (for example, notes played on the upper frets of the lowest string) are considerably louder than others. The function of the Compression circuitry in the Model 5000/7000 Bass Amplifier is to reduce overall dynamic range by automatically reducing the level of the loudest sounds you play so that they are closer in level to softer ones�the end result is that the sound �evens out� and all notes played have pretty much the same level. The front-panel Compression control determines the amount of compression (peak signal reduction) by simultaneously adjusting both threshold and compression ratio (which ranges from 2:1 to infinity [limiting]). At the fully counterclockwise �Off� position, the circuitry is bypassed and no compression is applied (the knob clicks when set to the �Off� position). As the knob is raised clockwise (at settings from �1� to ���) increasing amounts of compression is applied. At the highest settings, loud sounds will not just be compressed, but limited, where the output remains virtually constant regardless of input. In addition, there is a front-panel Compression LED which acts as a useful visual indicator of the continuous activity of the compression circuitry. When lit steadily green (for example, when the Compression knob is set to �Off�), no compression is being applied. When unlit, compression is being applied to the incoming signal at a ratio of approximately 2:1. When flashing red, the compression ratio is approaching infinity (limiting is being applied). When lit steadily red, the signal is being limited. This LED �follows� the incoming signal, changing continuously as different amounts of compression and/or limiting are being applied. Compression has three main uses. First, as just described, it �evens� out the notes played by your bass so that they all appear at virtually equal level. Second, it adds �punch� to a sound; since all levels are nearly the same, you can play with greater force without worrying about the loudest notes distorting. Finally, it serves to protect your loudspeakers from damage as a result of brief (transient) high output levels, as might be caused by finger-popping or other performance techniques. Whether or not you need to use compression with your Model 5000/7000 will be a matter of personal taste and playing style�experiment and see if you like the effect. If you usually play at low volume levels, you�ll find that, even with the Compression knob turned up, the compression circuitry may have no audible effect, so it might as well be off. In general, if you don�t need compression, leave it off.
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