Anchor Xtreme XTR-6000CU2 Owner'S Manual Download Page 4

BASIC SYSTEM OPERATION

NOTE: Fully Charge Batteries Before First Use! 

1.  Before turning your system on:  Set all Input Level Controls to 

minimum & Tones Controls to the flat or middle setting

2.  Plug in a wired microphone 

(MIC IN or BALANCED INPUT jacks) 

and/or a separate audio source 

(LINE-IN jack)

3.  Set Power Switch to “ON”, a red LED near switch will light up
4.  Adjust Level Controls for active Input Jacks to desired volume
5.  Speech/Projection Button:  ON for speech applications or 

OFF for music & indoor use

6.  Adjust sound quality w/ the BASS & TREBLE Tone Controls

SOUND SYSTEM ACCESSORIES

XTR-6001- Xtreme Companion Speaker

Unpowered dual function companion speaker 

(speaker cable not included)

SC-50NL - Heavy Duty Speaker Cable

50’ speaker cable, use to connect the XTR-6001 to a powered Xtreme system

SC-100NL - Heavy Duty Speaker Cable

100’ speaker cable, use to connect the XTR-6001 to a powered Xtreme system

SS-550 - Heavy Duty Speaker Stand

Adjustable stand made of black, anodized aluminum

HC-1650L/X - Hard Case

For travel or storage - holds one Xtreme sound system & accessories

SOFT-TOTE - Soft Rolling Case

Soft case w/ wheels & collapsible handle, holds Xtreme, stand & accessories

MIC-90 - Handheld Wired Microphone

Anchor’s dynamic, balanced, low impedance microphone w/ unidirectional 
pick-up pattern, mic “on/off” switch, 20’ cable & mic clip

ANCHOR WIRELESS - 16 CHANNEL UHF

WH-6000 - Handheld Microphone/Transmitter
WB-6000 - Body Pack Transmitter

Works w/ hands free microphones 

(mic not included - see below)

CM-60 - Collar Microphone

Lightweight, low-profile mic - works w/ WB-6000 body pack transmitter

EM-60T - UltraLite Microphone

Hands free “Over-the-Ear” mic - works w/ WB-6000 body pack transmitter

LM-60 - Lapel Microphone

Lightweight, clip-on lapel mic - works w/ WB-6000 body pack transmitter

HBM-60 - Headband Microphone

Ultra-lightweight headband mic - works w/ WB-6000 body pack transmitter

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SPEECH/PROJECTION BUTTON

Allows you to customize the sound output of your Xtreme sound system 
for different applications:

Speech Projection Off (button out):  

A flat, full range frequency 

response for music or indoor voice applications.

Speech Projection On (button in):  

Frequencies in the vocal range 

are boosted for added clarity and efficient sound projection.  Use this 
setting for outdoor functions, large crowds and speech applications.

WIRELESS RECEIVER CONTROLS

(see page 6)

CD PLAYER CONTROLS

(see page 6)

INPUT LEVEL CONTROLS

MIC IN - INPUT JACK

Balanced XLR - low impedance input 

for balanced mics, +12VDC power for 

condenser-type mics

LINE IN - INPUT JACK

Unbalanced 1/4” - high impedance, for 

any line-level signal source: cassette/

VCR/CD/DVD players, musical instru-

ments, 2nd sound system, etc.

CD PLAYER VOLUME CONTROL

AC POWER CORD INLET

LINE OUT - OUTPUT JACK

Balanced 1/4” - provides a combined 
output of all active system inputs 
Record your presentation or connect to 
another powered sound system 
This output is post source level; any 
volume fluctuations for a specific input 
will affect this output signal level

FUSE

POWER SWITCH

XTREME SOUND SYSTEM 
CONTROL PANEL

Model Shown:  XTR-6000CU2

SPEECH/PROJECTION BUTTON

(see instructions below)

TONE CONTROLS - BASS/TREBLE

CONDENSER MIC POWER

INPUT LEVEL BUTTON

BALANCED INPUT - JACK

(see “Balanced XLR” below)

COMPANION SPEAKER OUT

Biamped output jack

 (separate amplifier 

for the high & low frequencies) intended 
for use with the XTR-6001 Xtreme 
unpowered companion speaker

BALANCED XLR INPUT

The balanced XLR, low impedance input jack can be used for either a balanced line level input or a 
balanced microphone input.  The Input Level & Condenser Mic Power features are user selectable.

Condenser Mic Power Button:

  For condenser microphones, set the Condenser Mic Power button 

to “ON” 

(button in); the “ON” setting su12VDC at the input.  Setting the button to “OFF” 

(button out) supplies 0V for all other input applications.

Input Level Button:

  For a microphone level input set the Input Level button to “MIC” 

(button in).  

For line level sources set the Input Level button to “LINE“ 

(button out).

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