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Professional Audio
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_About This Section
This section is about products used by professionals for all facits of professional sound except the creation of music itself. This would mainly be the "PA" system and accessories for taking the signals the musicians create and amplifying them so they can be heard by large audiences. This includes portable gear often called "The PA" by the band. If it tours, it is in this section. Mixers could be debated as being for creation of music but are included in this section rather than in the music creation section as they are often fixed parts of a recording studio and not operated by the musicians. Note that files that say "OM" or "Owners Manual" do not have schematics. If they sav SCH they are likely only a schematic and no other service information is presented.
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Viewers
These viewers may be required to read some manuals in the archive:
- Sumatra PDF (Windows)
- DjView (DjVu)
- WinDjView (Windows, DjVu)
- Adobe Acrobat Reader (PDF)