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G l o s s a r y . . .
Transient
A sudden burst of energy in an audio signal which only lasts for a small period of time relative to the rest
of the signal. The level of these transients can often reach 10 times (+20dB) or so above the normal
operating level of the audio equipment, and may cause distortion if headroom is inadequate.
A sudden burst of energy in an audio signal which only lasts for a small period of time relative to the rest
of the signal. The level of these transients can often reach 10 times (+20dB) or so above the normal
operating level of the audio equipment, and may cause distortion if headroom is inadequate.
Speakon
®
A type of connector, manufactured by Neutrik with either 2, 4 or 8 pole connectors, specifically designed
for connecting speakers to amplifiers. PULSE amplifiers and the majority of loudspeakers use the 4 pole
type.
for connecting speakers to amplifiers. PULSE amplifiers and the majority of loudspeakers use the 4 pole
type.
XLR
A type of connector used by audio professionals for connecting audio line, or microphone level signals to
equipment. Usually three pole. Note that some XLRs may be carrying AES/EBU digital signals and these
should not be plugged into audio channels.
A type of connector used by audio professionals for connecting audio line, or microphone level signals to
equipment. Usually three pole. Note that some XLRs may be carrying AES/EBU digital signals and these
should not be plugged into audio channels.