Harman Lexicon MX400, User Manual

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Analog Output B
Analog Out B is identical to Analog Out A description but refers to analog
Output Pair B only. Use
Knob B
to select between Mono Left and
Stereo B - Rear outputs.
Output Level
The MX400 outputs can be optimized to run with equipment requiring
different output levels. High end audio systems run at +4dBu levels while
many inexpensive system levels run at -10dBV levels. Consult the technical
guides that came with the equipment you will be connecting the MX400
to so as determine which output level should be selected. Use
Knob C
to
change between –10dBV or +4dBu.
Digital Out A/B
The MX400 can send unprocessed digital audio out either of its
S/PDIF
Digital Outputs
while monitoring processed audio through the analog
outputs. This is useful when you want to record a dry performance digitally,
but also hear effects processing while you are recording. To send unpro-
cessed audio out the MX400 digital outputs, set the
Digital Out A
and
Digital Out B
options to
Dry
. Turn
Knob A
to change Digital Out A,
and
Knob B
to change Digital Out B.
Note
: This feature is only available for signals brought into the MX400 via
the analog inputs. It has no effect on signals being received at the
S/PDIF
In
. Digital in/out signals are processed normally regardless of whether the
Digital Out A/B settings are set to Dry.
Bypass Select
There are four different bypass options for effects and programs (turn
Knob C
to select):
Dry
– the inputs and outputs of the effects are muted but dry signal
is passed around them.
Mute
– The inputs, outputs and dry signal paths are all muted leav-
ing no signal at the outputs.
Input Dry
– The inputs to the effects are muted but reverb decay
and delay tails will still finish. Dry signal will also be passed around
the effects.
Input Mute
– The inputs and dry paths around the effects are
muted but reverb decay and delay tails will still finish.
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