DSPeaker ANTI-MODE 2.0 DUAL CORE
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Below you will find brief information for Audio Processor Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core. This Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core features a calibration microphone and infra-red remote controller. It includes several advanced features such as jitterless digital output, audiophile-grade D/A converters with digitally controlled analog volume control and the ability to correct room resonances and other adverse effects generated by the listening environment. The device can be utilized in many different kinds of configurations. You can control the volume from the remote control or from the PC using the USB cable provided.
Key Features
Digital and analog audio processing
Room acoustical correction
Customizable filters
Digital volume control
USB audio interface
Two independent outputs
Four independent sound profiles
Calibration microphone and remote control
Pages: 32 DSPeaker ANTI-MODE 2.0 DUAL CORE Owner's manual
Brand: DSPeaker Category: Audio converters Size: 657 KB
Languages: English
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Frequently Answers and Questions
Can I connect both RCA and XLR inputs at the same time?
No, never connect both RCA and XLR inputs at the same time. They are meant to be exclusive alternatives to each other.
What is the purpose of the House Curve tool?
The House Curve tool provides a method of changing the target curve of the bass response. The motivation behind a house curve is in the sensitivity of the human auditory system and the hearing threshold.
How can I use Sound Profiles?
The Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core supports up to four independent sound profiles. You can use them e.g. to calibrate different listening spots or to create separate equalizer presets for music listening and movie watching.
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What is the typical power consumption of the device?
The device consumes 2.6W when active and 0.6W in stand-by mode.
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