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  1. 30 minutes ago, ODS123 said:

     In addition to tone-controls when listening to the Beatles I find myself often using the mono switch on my integrated amp as well.  I find the mixing on some songs whereby all of the guitar comes from one speaker and all of the vocal from the other to be incredibly irritating.  And certainly not at all lifelike. 

     

    +10.  What was George Martin thinking/doing? The fact that some parts are on the left and some on the right means they had more than a 1 track tape recorder. So did there mixing desk not have a pan pot? Or what? I use the pan pots on my mixer to bring some of the left over to the right and vice versa when listening to these Beatle's tracks.

  2. I was just going to say something similar. The limiters are to protect power amps and speakers in commercial installations. The limiter says nothing over value X is getting through. This protects the amps and speakers from someone getting way to happy with the main output fader. Consequently it "clips" any signals over that X value. This could sound quite harsh and may account for the artifacts you are hearing.

  3. I think your front panel display will start acting more like everyone else's when you adjust the limiters. There is a vague reference in the Xilica documentation that the display is referenced to the limiter threshold. To wit:

    5. Peak Level LED – Indicates the current peak level of the Signal:
    Signal, -12dB, -6dB, -3dB, Over/Limit. The Input Limit LED references to
    the device's maximum headroom. The Output Limit LED references to
    the threshold of the output limiter.

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