
0db? What does it really mean? : r/livesound - Reddit
That is, 0dB of gain means the output is the same as the input. The reason 0dB is at different points is due to the nature of the equipment: The threshold of a compressor is asking, "at what point below full volume do you want the compressor …
Answers for 0dB+0dB and 0dBm+0dBm are different. Why?
2021年6月5日 · That being said, asking what is 0dB plus 0dB just sounds kind of weird to me without any further definition. It's a bit of a trick question, though 0dB is still as far as I can tell the correct answer. When you have a 0dBm input power to a 0 dB gain LNA: You have 1mW input, the ratio of Pout/Pin is 1 (since gain is 0 dB) so Pout=Pin=1mW=0dBm.
How is it possible to have negative decibels? : r/askscience - Reddit
2014年4月27日 · 0dB would be equal to the reference value: ref*10 0 = ref x 1 = ref. 2 dB would be 100x that: ref x 10 2 = 100 x ref. 9dB would be a billion times that: 1 x 10 9 = 1 Billion x ref Negative dB works the same. Divide by 10. ref x 10-1 = ref / 10 -6dB would be 1 million times softer than the comparison value: ref * 10-6 = ref / 1,000,000
RCF 0db : r/livesound - Reddit
2022年2月17日 · RCF speakers do not have a unity position on the rear potentiometer, because they are not mixers where 0db of the meter matches a corresponding output level in volts (dBu), which is different model by model, brand by brand. Think of the knob on the back of RCF speakers not as volume, but as an input sensitivity control.
Help me understand the correlation between dB levels of ... - Reddit
2022年12月12日 · Where 0db on the VU meter basically represents the point at which a circuit will begin to distort when pushed beyond that threshold. But because it’s analog it won’t be clipped like a digital signal would, instead analog distortion pushes the signal back below 0db.
0db fan behavior : r/ASUS - Reddit
2021年1月18日 · Now I'm considering just disabling the 0db functionality until it works as expected because the on and off behavior of the fan might affect its lifespan. in the image the temperature is straddling 48c so that would explain the fan behavior, but it does exactly the same when the temp is well below 48.
0db fan button on ASUS PSU : r/pcmasterrace - Reddit
2021年7月5日 · Hi. I have an 850W Gold power supply from ASUS and it's been a while that I've assembled my PC but now I remembered that I had pushed the 0db button on my PSU. So my question is, what exactly does this button do and should it be pressed in or should it …
808 always at 0db? : r/trapproduction - Reddit
2020年4月7日 · I always put my bass/sub/808 idk the difference yet (if someone could clarify this) to 0db, because I read somewhere that if you want your bass to be heavy af, you always want to put the bass to 0db, and then if it still sounds muddy, to distort/compress/eq etc. to take out the muddiness in the mix while still leaving the bass at 0db.
Asus psu 0db fan button : r/buildapc - Reddit
2023年11月30日 · Hello, i have 650W asus rog strix psu, and the psu fan is always idle (not spinning), regardless if the 0db button is pressed in or pressed out, even while in games. I read online, that my specs might be too weak, so the psu doesnt get hot enough, for the need of the fan spinning. I have ryzen 5 3600 and gtx1660 super.
Help with 0db button on Asus PSU. : r/pcmasterrace - Reddit
2022年7月9日 · I have a 1000w asus rog strix PSU, and I recently discovered the 0db button on the back. What I’m not sure of is if the button should be pressed in or depressed and sticking out if I would like it to be in the OFF position. Could anyone shine a light on this issue for me.