DAPAudio ACX-2, Manual

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ACX-2
Ordercode: D1905
Backside
Fig. 03
Channel 1 input ( jack 6,3 mm)
Balanced input jack 6,3 mm for the mixer in stereo mode (Channel 1). In the mono mode this is an
input jack 6,3 mm mono for the mixer.
Channel 1 input (XLR)
Balanced input XLR for the mixer in stereo mode (Channel 1). In the mono mode this is an input XLR
mono for the mixer.
CD Boost (Channel 1 / 2)
High frequencies , even when reproduced by good quality compression drivers and horns, suffer of
fast decay. Therefore the sound pressure level of h i gh frequencies is affected by the distance of the
horn from the Audience. With some large Live applications it may be necessary to boost the high
frequencies to compensate such loss. CD boost stands for Constant Directivity Boost
. Pressing this
sw i tch you will produce a boost of 3 dB at 3,5 kHz and then 6 dB x oct up to 22,5 kHz .
Channel 1 output low (jack 6,3 mm)
Balanced stereo 6,3 mm jack output for the Low frequency band in stereo mode. In the mono mode
this is a mono 6,3 mm jack output for the Low frequency band.
Channel 1 output low (XLR)
Balanced stereo XLR output for the Low frequency band in stereo mode. In the mono mode this is a
mono XLR output for the Low frequency band.
High phase (Channel 1 / 2)
With this switch you can reverse the phase from the High output 180°.
Channel 1 output high (jack 6,3 mm)
Balanced stereo 6,3 mm jack output for the High frequency band in stereo mode. Don’t use this
output in the mono mode.
Channel 1 output high (XLR)
Balanced stereo XLR output for the High frequency band in stereo mode. Don’t use this output in the
mono mode.
Channel 2 input (jack 6,3 mm)
Balanced input jack 6,3 mm for the mixer in stereo mode (Channel 2). Don’t use this input in the
mono mode.
Channel 2 input (XLR)
Balanced input XLR for the mixer in stereo mode (Channel 2). Don’t use this input in the mono mode.