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Frequently Asked Questions

• Do you use italics when you use de facto?

  Not unless you’re trying to make the words stand out for some reason (as we are in some places in this article). According to The Chicago Manual of Style, you don’t need italics for foreign language words that your readers will find familiar. De FACTO comes from Latin, but English speakers have used it for centuries.

• When do you use de facto in a sentence?

  Now, you are all set to use de FACTO. You know that it means “in fact or in reality.” You know how to use it. Congratulations if you guessed that it had something to do with facts. There’s only one piece of knowledge you might still be missing.

• What does it mean to be a de facto employee?

  Definition. A "de FACTO employee" is an individual who in good faith and under color of authority renders service in a position to which he/she is not legally appointed prior to the effective date or following the expiration date or service limitation of his or her actual appointment. 3. Policy.

• What do you need to know about the facto door lock?

  It's convenient because you don't have to pull out a key to unlock it. Punch in the code on the 10-number digital keypad and the deadbolt locks or unlocks. FACTO electronic door locks also accept Weiser keys to bypass the digital access sequence and comes with a pair of keys.

• What is the difference between the D:Facto vocal microphone and the D?

  There are two versions available. The d:FACTO™ Linear Vocal Microphone (4018VL) is extremely linear. The d:FACTO™ Vocal Microphone (4018V) is linear but with a high-end boost.

• What kind of boost does D Facto microphone have?

  A version with a pre-programmed high-end boost has a 3 dB soft boost at 12 kHz. Both versions of the d:FACTO™ are designed to capture electrifying live performances and accurately replicate a singer's voice transparently, consistently and thrillingly.

• What is the industry standard headset mic and what are its advantages?

  The classic headset mic is the industry standard. It offers an open and natural sound making it ideal for both spoken word and vocal performance applications. The supercardioid shape is frequency independent, securing an identical sound color around the microphone.

• What is the difference between the D:Facto and the D-Facto linear?

  Engineered especially for vocal performances onstage, the d:FACTO™ holds a supercardioid capsule that is designed to reproduce every nuance of the human voice transparently, consistently and thrillingly. There are two versions available. The d:FACTO™ Linear Vocal Microphone (4018VL) is extremely linear.