Rolls RP261 Dual Sonic Exciter And RP262 Stereo Sonic Exciter With New SCE Processing
July 10, 1998 -- New for the summer of 1998 are the Rolls RP261 Dual Sonic Exciter, and the redesigned RP262 Stereo Sonic Exciter. The RP261 and RP262 are two channel frequency compensation devices designed to add new life to your sound. The units utilize a revolutionary new Spectrum Correction Encoding (SCE) process to provide crisp, clean, and animated sound to a final mix. DJs use the units for the incredible "thump" and bottom end that's enhanced, as well as the crystal clear highs. And they're used by those in live sound reinforcement situations to deliver the final touches for a perfect live mix.
- Restores signal's clarity and definition
- Automatic sound separation
- SCE Processing
- Precise control over low frequencies (bottom)
- 1/4", XLR and RCA inputs and outputs
- Adjustable 18 dB/Octave Subwoofer filter (RP262) Subwoofer Output (RP262)
- Calibrated LED bargraphs (RP262)
Retail price: $200.00 each
Visit Rolls Corporation's website at www.rolls.com.
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