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FUNCTIONS
INPUTS
connectors are typically used to connect to the amplfier system
for professional use. Specially when cable lines are long and
1.- Phono inputs L,R
- Insert here connectors from turntables
therefore can caught unwanted noise.
(MM) type. These connections are of
dual use, you can turn them
9.- Booth output L,R
- This is a second Master output normally
from Phono to Line and viceversa by means of the knob (2).
used for monitoring at the DJ cabin (when available).
2.- Phono/Line switches
- Allows us to change the input level
10.- REC L,R
- The record output is not affected by the Master
from Phono to Line.
volume control. It can be used to record even while the master
Important: take good care to match switch setting and type of
volume is off.
signal connected.
3.- Phono Grounding posts
- Connects to the turntable ground
MAINS CONNECTION AND ON/OFF SWITCH
connector to eliminate electrical hum. Ground wire and
connectors are
usually supplied with turntables.
11.- AC Input
- Input connection for the inboard power supply.
4.- Line level inputs L,R
- Insert here connectors from any line
Connect it to the wall outlet socket.
level signal device. That is CD Player, MD player, Cassette
Always assure that the tension and frequency of the outlet
Player etc.
matched the specified at the mixer.
5.- Mic input (Jack 6.3)
- Connect there the Microphone ( Jack
12.- Power switch:
With the AC plug plugged into the wall outlet,
6.3
TRS or TR). All Microphones are alloted with a symetric
the unit may be switched on by means of this switch; a second
connection. That means that unwanted noises absorved by the
press of the switch will switch the unit off again. The
Mic cable will be erased provided we use TRS Jack.
corresponding LED will illuminate red when the unit is switched
6.- Mic Inserts
-All three Microfones are equiped with an Insert
on; please note that the LED will not immediately turn off after
Loop to hook an external signal process device. See more of that
switching off due to the PSU capacitors must discharge
at:
OPERATING THE MIXER; MICROPHONE INSERTS
first.
Attention:
Always take care of switching on your mixer first
and your amplifier at last to avoid switching noise damaging your
OUTPUTS
speakers; for switching off, switch off your amplifier first and
your mixer at last.
7.- Master output L,R (RCA)
- Connect to the amplfier system.
Normally RCA output are used at domestic setups or when cable
lines are short.
8.- Balanced Master output
-
Balanced Jack 6.3 stereo
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Connectors
Rear Panel
RCA
Jack 6.3 mono
Jack 6.3 stereo
Line and Phono inputs and outputs
- Headphones
- Microphones
- Mic Inserts
- Master Bal
Microphones.
Although we have a symmetric
connection that would need a TRS Jack we can
use a TR Jack. However we have to be careful
with the Mic cable not absorving unwanted noises
that on a symetric connection with a TRS Jack
would not appear.
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