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  • Hmm.. I disagree with you that cam-op is responsible for what gets recorded. In my experience when the “caca” rolls down the hill and it is sound related the audio dept owns audio all the way into the camera.

    Reid Fiester
    Frederick, MD

  • Reid Fiester

    November 22, 2008 at 9:10 pm in reply to: calibrate FP33 and DVX100: tone at -20 or -12?

    What I want to know is what is behind the master gain control on the 442. I can’t read wiring diagrams well enough to understand whether it attenuates the existing signal down 6db from its max when set at 0db or does it engage a separate powered gain block to kick up the level?

    Is it better to use it if levels are showing up low on a downstream input or is it better to run the gain/faders close to full out. I recently worked with a JVC-250 that seemed to need much hotter levels than I am used to.

    Any thoughts??
    Thanks,
    Reid

    Reid Fiester
    Frederick, MD

  • Reid Fiester

    November 22, 2008 at 1:48 pm in reply to: calibrate FP33 and DVX100: tone at -20 or -12?

    Hi Ty, a couple questions….

    Is the master gain control a attenuator or a more complex control?
    Do you use it?
    Are you close to max on the 442 gain/faders to run that hot out?

    Best,
    Reid

    Reid Fiester
    Frederick, MD

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