The ’Loudness’ filter on all old vintage receivers solved the problem of listening at low volumes.
Note: ’Loudness’ is a stupid name, it should have been called Low Volume Boost, or something more descriptive.
Modern equipment skips the feature, a darn shame.
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This Chase Remote Line Control RLC-1 automatically engages the Fletcher Munson curve. 6 available on hifishark
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Proper way to use it:
1. You set it’s volume at it’s default volume setting (no loudness engaged). Unplug/Plug it in). Leave it alone while you do step 2.
2. you use your preamp, integrated amp to set your default ’normal volume’ leave it alone.
3. Now use only the RLC-1 to boost or cut volume.
4. Lowering volume via RLC-1 will begin implementing the ’Loudness’ Curve. As you lower volume further with RLC-1, it progressively engages the Fletcher Munson curve.
here’s one New In Box.
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NOTE: you must have the remote control. No active controls on the unit.
Other features:
a. 4 line level inputs
b. remote volume control, and mute
c. remote balance control
d. remote tone controls ’treble’ and ’bass’.
Also: two identical line level outputs.
On/off via RLC-1 retains your last adjustments.
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NOTE: Signal to Noise is 120db
No one can hear any difference in my system with it ’in’ or ’out’.
