The gem and the jewel of the 200 series modules!! This little critter is more along the lines of a mono channel from the venerable 2500 rack-mount buss compressor. It has the facilities to be varied from "soft" or "hard" knee functions and "old" sounding to "new" and aggressive. It will give you the availability to take the signal from a whisper to a scream and any place in between you may desire.
API 225L features
- Threshold control from -20 to +10 dBu
- Variable Compression Ratio from 0 to Infinity
- Adjustable Release Time from 50m/sec to 3 sec.
- OLD or NEW Sound
- HARD or SOFT Compression Knee
- Uses the API 2510 and API 2520 Op-Amps
- Transformer Output, to +28dBu
SPECIFICATIONS
- Threshold Range: -20dbu to +10 dBu
- Compression Ratio Range: 0 to Infinity
- Release Time: 50 m/sec to 3 sec.
- Input Impedance: >40K Ohms, Balanced
- Output Impedance: 85 Ohms, Transformer coupled, Balanced
- Nominal Levels: -10 dBu to +20 dBu
- Clipping Level: +28 dBu
- Frequency Response: 0, -.3, 30 to 20kHz
- Noise: 98 dB below +10 dBu output, unweighted. 20-20 kHz
- Distortion: THD: .02% (+4 dB @ 2KHz), .01% (+15 dB @ 2KHz), .05% (-15 dB @ 2KHz)
- Connectors: .100 spaced ELCO
- Power Consumption: 16 VDC, 100 mA max @ +24 dBu
RACK FRAME AND POWER SUPPLY OPTIONS
How do I link two Model 225L units to be combined for Stereo in the API L200R 12 slot 200 Series Rack? Their info states the Link function is available in the
200H rack, but is not yet in the L200 Rack, and to contact the factory about how to implement Link in the L200. Should I consider purchasing multiple 200H racks instead? Is there a benefit to either? Seems more economical to get 12 spaces in a rack if I can link the modules in stereo.
According to API there are two ways you could do it. With the first option you would need to pull the rack apart so you could get access to the pins on the PCB. You would need to connect pin 27 to pin 27 on the slots that you wanted linked. If you wanted the ability to link/de-link the slots you would need to install a switch so you could break the connection of these pins.
The second option is to connect the pins of the modules themselves. This again is pin 27. You could still install a switch, but you would need to feed the wire connecting the pins out of the rack so you would have access to the switch.
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