Installation – Studio Technologies 74 User Manual
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Model 74/75 User Guide
Issue 2, January 2006
Studio Technologies, Inc.
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for Surround
Level control
Stereo/
mono
switch
Headphone
outputs
Figure 4. Model 35 Talent Amplifi er Front Panel
Figure 5. Model 35 Talent Amplifi er Back Panel
To additional
Model 35
Talent Amplifi ers
From Model 74
or another Model 35’s
loop thru connector
For fl exibility, the system is designed to 
easily integrate with recording consoles, 
specialized playback systems, and audio-
for-picture machine-control electronics. 
Four hard-wired remote-control input func-
tions are provided: mute all, dim, talkback, 
and input select. By providing access to 
the StudioComm’s mute all and dim func-
tions, talkback or slate activity from an 
audio console or other communications 
system can control the monitor output 
level. The remote talkback input allows 
an externally provided contact closure or 
logic signal to control the talkback function. 
This allows easy integration with additional 
wired or wireless talkback devices. The 
remote input select function is provided 
expressly for audio post applications, al-
lowing automatic switching of the Studio-
Comm’s input source whenever the mode 
of a recording system changes between 
playback and record. This function, re-
ferred historically as PEC/direct switching, 
allows accurate monitoring during dialog 
replacement, Foley, or other overdub 
sessions.
In most cases Model 35 Talent Amplifi er 
modules will serve as the user’s head-
phone control center. Each Model 35 
contains amplifi er circuitry, stereo level 
control, mono switch, and two output jacks. 
For convenience, a microphone mounting 
stand adapter is included with each Model 
35. In addition to the talent amplifi er out-
put, the Model 74 also provides a stereo 
line-level cue output. This allows interfac-
ing with other headphone cue systems or 
could connect to a transmission system 
associated with a remotely located studio 
or control room. The line-level cue output 
can also serve as a source of “slate” audio 
for workstations. 
Installation
In this section you will be installing the 
Model 74 Central Controller in an equip-
ment rack. Audio input, monitor output, 
and headphone cue system connections 
will be made. One or more Model 35 Tal-
ent Amplifi ers will be connected. A location 
will be selected for the Model 75 Control 
Console and it will be connected to the 
Model 74. If required, external equipment 
will be interfaced to the remote control 
inputs. AC mains power will be connected 
to the Model 74.
