LP-23 Telephone simulator | |
The LP-23 Telephone Simulator is a specialized processor designed to simulate telephone, radio and intercom sound easily, without patching in a multitude of outboard devices. The telephone filter section is equipped with extended range High-pass and Low-pass filters and a balance control for adjustment between direct and filtered signal.
LP-23 Technical Information and Review in PDF:
- LP-23 Front and rear panel
- Studio Sound review (April '99).in PDF or html
Specifications:
Maximum Input Level: +22.5dBm
Maximum Output Level: +22.5dBm
Unfiltered Frequency Response @ 1dB: 5Hz to 100kHz
Unfiltered Distortion at 1kHz: 0.0016%
Unfiltered Signal to Noise Ratio: -96dB
High Pass Telephone Filter: 35Hz to 2kHz @ 18 dB per octave
Low Pass Telephone Filter: 800Hz to 18kHz @ 18 dB per octave
Presence Filter: 400Hz to 7kHz 0/+ 15dB
Pink Noise Generator: 30Hz to 20kHz -7dB Max
Pink Noise Filter: 40Hz to 2kHz; 800Hz to 20kHz @ 12 dB per octave
Distortion Amplifier: 0.008% set at center; 21% at maximum
Gain Correction: +/- 10dB
Power Requirements: 115VAC/60Hz / 220VAC/50Hz
Dimensions: 19" x 1U (19" x 1.75" x 8.9") / (483mm x 44.5mm x 225mm)
Shipping Weight: 11 pounds
Lafont Users Include:
4MC; All Post; American Zoetrope; AstralTech; Brasher Sound; Buzz Audio; Bark Audio; C.B.S. TV; Casablanca Sound; Chace Productions; Chicago Audio; Chicago Pacific Recording; Cliff Schwarz Recording; Cinar Films; Creative Cafe; Enterprise Post; Flying Monkey; International Recording; Location Sound; Magno Sound; Millennium Studios; Medallion PFA; Post Modern Sound; Novastar; Olympic Sound Studios; Sonolab; Soundfirm; Paramount Pictures; Premier Post; Signet Sound; Skywalker Sound; Sony Pictures; Sound One; The Beach; The Walt Disney Company; Todd AO Studios; Universal Pictures; Virtuality Recording; Warner Brothers; Warrenwood Studios; Westwind Media; 20th Century Fox