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The Aphex Model 323A represents the most recent iteration of the popular Compellor / Aural Exciter, a single channel dynamics processor and program enhancer. The model 323 A permits absolute control over program dynamics, a benefit made possible by the patented Compellor processor. The Aural Exciter section enhances and restores program material, resulting in increased audio presence, intelligibility, and articulation.
A significant improvement in this version of the Compellor / Aural Exciter over its predecessor is the addition of a newly developed (patents pending) Frequency Discriminate Leveler (FDL) circuit. Exhaustive research by Aphex engineers led to the discovery that, under conditions of program leveling, the human ear perceives the onset of low frequency (bass and percussion) transients differently than transients at higher frequencies. This perception, as it turns out, is a direct function of the relative attack time of the leveler. Without FDL, there is a significantly greater chance that low frequency transients can create an audible "bass pull back" effect. In addition to potential loss of bass and/or low end "punch", mid and high frequency processing can be negatively impacted. To the listener, the effect can at times be heard as a perceived loss of bass or even a pumping effect at the mid and treble frequency ranges.
FDL eliminates this problem causing low frequency transients to generate a slower attack time on the initial transient. High frequency leveling is still controlled within the attack time determined by the onboard computer. From the listener's standpoint, the benefits are:
Compellor Features
Aural Exciter Features
Overall Features
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