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Better Music Builder DX-6000, Owner'S Manual

The Better Music Builder DX-6000 is an exceptional audio system designed to deliver powerful, crystal-clear sound for any event or venue. Get the most out of your DX-6000 with the comprehensive Owner's Manual, available for free download at our website. Discover all the features and functions of this outstanding product today!

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CONTENTS

 INTRODUCTION

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 SYSTEM 

FEATURES

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 SAFETY 

INSTRUCTIONS

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 SYSTEM 

APPLICATIONS

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Connecting the Power Amplifier to Mixer

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Audio Balance Output to Main Out

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Audio Balance Output to Vocal Monitor

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Audio Balance Output to Sub

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Audio Balance Output to Main Out

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Dynamic Fusion System Operates With 5-D Pro Audio (Large Format)

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CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS

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LCD CONTROL PANELS OPERATION

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PROFESSIONAL / COMMERCIAL USE

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 PHYSICAL 

DIMENSIONS

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 SPECIFICATIONS

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 TROUBLESHOOTING

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FINAL WORDS TO USER

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 WARRANTY

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AGENCY REGULATORY NOTICES

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 CONTACT 

INFORMATION

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Amplifier

Operating

Intro

Features

Safety

Applications

LCD

Welcome...

Troubleshooting

Warranty

Final Words

Contact Us

Spec

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Summary of Contents for DX-6000

Page 1: ...ve use of this unit please read this Owner s Manual care fully before operating it Please retain this manual for future reference w w w B e t t e r M u s i c B u i l d e r c o m OWNER S MANUAL Passionate about Music AUDIO VIDEO EFFECTS PROCESSOR DX 6000 Better Music Builder is a leader in the Audio and Karaoke equipment industry We are committed to offering you high quality audio products Unlike a...

Page 2: ...amic Fusion System Operates With 5 D Pro Audio Large Format 8 8 9 10 11 12 13 13 14 CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS 15 15 16 LCD CONTROL PANELS OPERATION 17 27 PROFESSIONAL COMMERCIAL USE 28 28 29 PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS 30 SPECIFICATIONS 30 TROUBLESHOOTING 31 32 FINAL WORDS TO USER 32 WARRANTY 33 AGENCY REGULATORY NOTICES 34 CONTACT INFORMATION 35 Amplifier Operating Intro Features Safety Applications LCD Wel...

Page 3: ...AUTHORIZATION VIDEO INPUT TERMINAL COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT 1 VOD 2 DVD 3 BGM 4 AUX Parallel with front AUDIO INPUT TERMINAL L R BGM KOD DVD VOD AUX 1 AUX 2 L R AUDIO OUTPUT GROUP A GROUP B CENTER 1 CENTER 2 RIGHT RIGHT LEFT LEFT SUB 1 SUB 2 AUDIO XLR OUTPUT VOCAL MONITOR MAIN OUT Balance Fader BASS SAFETY MARK USA 020898 1 ITEM NO D030906 029536 28 MODEL DX 6000 CALIFORNIA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ...

Page 4: ...when A The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged or B Objects have fallen or liquid has spilled into this product or C This product has been exposed to rain or D This product does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance or E This product has been dropped or its chassis has been damaged 13 Servicing The user should not attempt to service this product beyon...

Page 5: ...t into a grounding type power outlet This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet contact your electrician to have a suitable outlet installed Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding plug Do not transport the electronic equipment by yourself if its weight exceeds 70 pounds It is recommended that two people work together to transport the equipment or by us...

Page 6: ...o red and black to black Otherwise the sound output would be 180 out of phase and distorted Follow these steps if you are inserting the wire directly into the speaker terminal 1 Strip off the vinyl covering and twist the tip of the wire core 2 Loosen the knob and insert the wire core into the terminal hole 3 Tighten the knob to fix the wire core in place Do not allow the wire core to protrude or t...

Page 7: ... ON CH 1 BRIDGE IN CH 2 BRIDGE IN SERIAL NO CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN BRIDGE CH 1 OUTPUT POWER CABLE FUSE CH 2 OUTPUT CH 1 CH 2 SAFETY MARK 11 11 MODE LF FILTER CLIP LIMITER GROUND POWER AMP REAR VIEW INPUT PIN1 SIGNAL GND PIN2 SIGNAL PIN3 SIGNAL BRIDGE PARALLEL STEREO 50HZ 25HZ 5HZ CH 1 BRIDGE IN CH 2 BRIDGE IN MODE LF FILTER CENTER 1 2 AUDIO BALANCE OUTPUT TO VOCAL MONITOR MIC 4...

Page 8: ...der has a DX 6000 audio video effect processor that can provide five divisions 5 D pro audio for large format use The DX 6000 processor needs to operate with three powered amplifiers i e one powered amplifier to drive two center vocal monitor speakers in parallel another powered amplifier to drive Group A speakers for high and mid range frequency and third powered amplifier to drive Group B speake...

Page 9: ...EAR VIEW MIC 4 MIC 5 REAR MIC INPUT CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION VIDEO INPUT TERMINAL COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT 1 VOD 2 DVD 3 BGM 4 AUX Parallel with front AUDIO INPUT TERMINAL L R BGM KOD DVD VOD AUX 1 AUX 2 L R AUDIO OUTPUT GROUP A GROUP B CENTER 1 CENTER 2 RIGHT RIGHT LEFT LEFT SUB 1 SUB 2 AUDIO XLR OUTPUT VOCAL MONITOR MAIN OUT Balance Fader BASS MODEL DX 6000 ...

Page 10: ... INPUT TERMINAL L R BGM KOD DVD VOD AUX 1 AUX 2 L R AUDIO OUTPUT GROUP A GROUP B CENTER 1 CENTER 2 RIGHT RIGHT LEFT LEFT SUB 1 SUB 2 AUDIO XLR OUTPUT VOCAL MONITOR MAIN OUT Balance Fader BASS MODEL DX 6000 CALIFORNIA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA E mail info bettermusicbuilder com w w w B e t t e r M u s i c B u i l d e r c o m ENGINEERED AND DESIGN IN U S A 360110513000 FUSE 500mA 125V AC 120V 60Hz 20...

Page 11: ... Fader BASS MODEL DX 6000 CALIFORNIA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA E mail info bettermusicbuilder com w w w B e t t e r M u s i c B u i l d e r c o m ENGINEERED AND DESIGN IN U S A 360110513000 FUSE 500mA 125V AC 120V 60Hz 20W AC POWER REMOTE USB INPUT DX 6000 REAR VIEW 4 CH POWER AMP REAR VIEW SUBWOOFER DFS 115 SUB SUBWOOFER DFS 115 SUB WIRELESS MICROPHONE HD VOCAL LOUDSPEAKER DFS 915 HD VOCAL LOUDSPE...

Page 12: ...EAKER DFS 915 4 CHANNEL POWER AMPLIFIER 2 CHANNEL POWER AMPLIFIER MIXER DX 6000 HITBOX PC VOD This large format setup is great for spaces up to 3 000 square feet in commercial investments such as restaurants and coffee shops Our engineering team specially designed it for Asian American community business investments DX 6000 AV Processor is perfect for connecting 2 units of power amplifiers to driv...

Page 13: ...e turn off the power for all machine so it would protect electric shock and prevent damage to the equipment To connect the AV source the first thing to do is to connect the audio source to the amplifier input Then connect the video source Please refer to the following diagram To ensure high quality sound and video we recommend using high quality cables and connectors KOD stands for Karaoke On Dema...

Page 14: ...mainframe By using software and servers the audio systems song selections and even service are provided through a touch screen panel The computer has become the master control ler of the audio system PERFORMANCE STAGE SONG SELECTION MONITOR TV CABINET EQUIPMENT ROOM HALL BAR TOUCH SCREEN AV VGA CONVERTER HD TV HD TV MOUSE MICROPHONE MIXER DX 6000 A V DISTRIBUTOR WIRELESS ROUTER TOUCH SCREEN SERVER...

Page 15: ...musical note by half a step While 1 4 sharp increase the musical note by half a step And natural sign 俤 is used to cancel a flat or sharp from a preceding note In subprogram the keys are accordingly referred to 8 channels of output volume or effect vocal and proportion of music distribution INPUT SELECTION Uses to select the music source input The mixer supports VOD DVD KOD and BGM In subprogram t...

Page 16: ...15 AUDIO XLR OUTPUT TERMINAL BASS SUB 1 2 Connects to an amplifier REMOTE USB INPUT This USB input is specially designed to connect VOD control panel and or the optional programmable Effects Control Software Suite connector FUSE This is housing for the power supply fuse COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT TERMINAL AUDIO XLR OUTPUT TERMINAL MAIN OUT Balance Fader Group B Left Right Connects to an amplifier AC P...

Page 17: ...r auto mode Under automatic selection mode the order is VOD DVD KOD BGM Under signal selection mode if there is no signal input for five seconds the system will be switched to BGM channel D The first parameter on LINE 2 of the LCD main screen is the effect master volume The microphone effects volume can be controlled from 0 to 99 E The second parameter on LINE 2 of the LCD main screen is the micro...

Page 18: ... clockwise for fourteen clicks EFFECT_A M_VOD XEcho Delay Time 38 EFFECT_A M_VOD XEcho Delay Rep 38 EFFECT_A M_VOD XRev Time 33 EFFECT_A M_VOD XRev Echo 23 EFFECT_A M_VOD XNoise Gate OFF EFFECT_A M_VOD XFeedback Level 00 Turn knob clockwise for fifteen click Turn knob clockwise for sixteen clicks Turn knob clockwise for seventeen clicks Turn knob clockwise for eighteen clicks Turn knob clockwise f...

Page 19: ...ould appear as follows To adjust the value first press the EFFECT VOLUME knob to move the arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the effect output to the AUX1 left channel Range 00 to 99 11 Turn the knob clockwise for ten clicks the LCD Window would appear as follows To adjust the value first press the EFFECT VOLUME knob to move the arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the effect output to the A...

Page 20: ...ks the LCD Window would appear as follows To adjust the value first press the EFFECT VOLUME knob to move the arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the AUX2 right channel volume Range 80dB to 00dB EFFECT_A M_VOD XEcho Delay Time 38 EFFECT_A M_VOD XEcho Delay Rep 38 EFFECT_A M_VOD XRev Time 33 EFFECT_A M_VOD XRev Echo 23 EFFECT_A M_VOD XNoise Gate OFF EFFECT_A M_VOD XFeedback Level 00 MIC MODE Belo...

Page 21: ...nob to adjust the Micro phone Midrange Frequency Range 315Hz to 3 15KHz The higher the frequency is the higher the pitch EFFECT_A M_VOD XDirect TO AUX2R 99 EFFECT_A M_VOD XL OUT VOL 05dB EFFECT_A M_VOD XR OUT VOL 05dB EFFECT_A M_VOD XC OUT VOL 05dB EFFECT_A M_VOD XSUB OUT VOL 05dB EFFECT_A M_VOD XAUX1L OUT VOL 05dB EFFECT_A M_VOD XAUX1R OUT VOL 05dB EFFECT_A M_VOD XAUX2L OUT VOL 05dB EFFECT_A M_VO...

Page 22: ...arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the microphone direct volume to the AUX1 right channel Range 00 to 99 15 Turn the knob clockwise for fourteen clicks the LCD Window would appear as follows To adjust the value first press the MIC VOLUME knob to move the arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the microphone direct volume to the AUX2 left channel Range 00 to 99 16 Turn the knob clockwise for fi...

Page 23: ...the LCD Window would appear as follows To adjust the value first press the MIC VOLUME knob to move the arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the Maximum Microphone Volume Range 24 to 00 This sets a maximum limit on the microphone volume on the system safeguarding damages to the equipment because of excess overloading overdriving MUSIC MODE Below is an outline of its adjustable modes EFFECT_A M_VO...

Page 24: ...etting first press the MUSIC VOLUME knob to move the arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the Music Vocal Cancel Range 00 Off 01 Left Channel 02 Right Channel and 03 Left and Right Channels 2 Turn the knob clockwise for one click the LCD Window would appear as follows To adjust the value first press the MUSIC VOLUME knob to move the arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the Music Bass Range 12d...

Page 25: ...woofer by increasing or decreasing the cutoff frequency The higher the frequency is the higher the pitch In addition the filter can also be turned off by selecting OFF 11 Turn the knob clockwise for ten clicks the LCD Window would appear as follows To adjust the setting first press the MUSIC VOLUME knob to move the arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the low phase reversal switch Range Reverse ...

Page 26: ...the knob to adjust the left channel output volume Range 80dB to 00dB 21 Turn the knob clockwise for twenty clicks the LCD Window would appear as follows To adjust the value first press the MUSIC VOLUME knob to move the arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the right channel output volume Range 80dB to 00dB 22 Turn the knob clockwise for twenty one clicks the LCD Window would appear as follows To ...

Page 27: ...djustable modes EFFECT MIC and MUSIC MODES EFFECT_A M_VOD Save all N Y EFFECT_A M_VOD System Lock N Y EFFECT_A M_VOD EFF 32 MIC 12 MUS 24 26 Turn the knob clockwise for twenty five clicks the LCD Window would appear as follows To adjust the value first press the MUSIC VOLUME knob to move the arrow and then turn the knob to adjust the AUX2 left channel output volume Range 80dB to 00dB 27 Turn the k...

Page 28: ...ter Music Builder s Effect Control Software Suite installed PRO REAR PANEL MIC 4 MIC 5 REAR MIC INPUT SERIAL NO CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION VIDEO INPUT TERMINAL COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT 1 VOD 2 DVD 3 BGM 4 AUX Parallel with front AUDIO INPUT TERMINAL L R BGM KOD DVD VOD AUX 1 AUX 2 L R AUDIO OUTPUT GROUP A GROUP B CENTER 1 CENTER 2 RIGHT RIGHT LEFT LEFT SUB 1 SUB...

Page 29: ...the connected DX 6000 Save to program file kcc Fig 7 Save Program File Fig 8 Save kcc File Save directly to device Fig 9 Saving Data Directly to Device After all parameters are set and done disconnect out of the program as follow Fig 10 Disconnecting COM Port In the program under the Communication tab there is a drop down list select Connect If for some reason there was a COM port error then under...

Page 30: ...FECT MODE KEY CONTROL INPUT LEFT RIGHT CENTER A B C SUB AUX1 L AUX1 R AUX2 R AUX2 L Better Music Builder Passionate about Music POWER AUX INPUT EFFECT VOLUME MODE MIC VOLUME MODE MUSIC VOLUME MODE MICROPHONE INPUT TERMINAL HEADPHONE MONITOR MIC 1 MIC 1 4 VOL MIC 2 MIC 2 5 VOL MIC 3 MIC 3 VOL HEADPHONE HP VOL AUDIO VIDEO EFFECTS PROCESSOR DX 6000 High Definition Live Sound RS EFFECT_C M_VCD EFF 00 ...

Page 31: ...robable cause the music volume limiter is set too low Remedy adjust to a higher Max Music Volume Maximum Music Volume Range 24 to 00 4 MICROPHONE VOLUME IS TOO LOW Symptom the microphone volume is too low Probable cause the microphone volume limiter is set too low Remedy adjust to a higher Max Microphone Volume Maximum Microphone Volume Range 24 to 00 5 NO SOUND FROM MICROPHONE Probable cause the ...

Page 32: ... churches and school auditoriums etc If the commercial area for audio equipment installation exceeds 2 000 square feet we highly recommend you to hire audio professionals to handle the installation in order to avoid risks in breaking the equipment with improper installation and safety protection purposes We also provide educational and technical information on audio equipment and technologies For ...

Page 33: ...kmanship However our warranty does not cover defects due to normal wears damage in transit improper use abuse or failure to follow the proper instructions for maintenance This warranty is void in the event of unauthorized repairs alternations modifications and removing of the product label Please also note that our warranty does not cover any shipping cost for the return of defective products to u...

Page 34: ...nsiderations For disposal or recycling _ _ Z Z Z Disposal Of Waste Equipment By Users In Private Households In The European Union This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of with your other household waste Instead it is your responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designated collection point for the recycling ...

Page 35: ...INTENANCE With proper maintenance and regular service it would maintain the machine quality and prolong its life We recommend you to print the following information clearly for future reference on maintenance and warranty MODEL _____________________INVOICE _____________ DATE PURCHASED MM DD YYYY ____________________ DEALER NAME______________________________________ CITY_____________ ST PROV ______...

Page 36: ...operating it Please retain this manual for future reference Passionate about Music www BetterMusicBuilder com Unlike any others that s cost value for you Printed on 100 Recycled Paper Code 20110701 Comments E mail to sales bettermusicbuilder com Copyright 2011 Better Music Builder All rights reserved Legal trademark 360110713000 ...

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