Pro Audio Support

Q:
I have an MF-102 ring modulator. I can hear the carrier frequency in the background. Is this normal?
 
A:
Yes. Some amount of carrier bleed-through is inevitable in a ring modulator. There is a squelch circuit that minimizes the amount of bleed-through, and squelches the carrier when there is no signal. By feeding the MF-102 as hot a signal as possible (making sure the drive light is in the yellow range), the bleed-through can be made less noticeable.




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