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XP-Series

   

6

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TAPE

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MP3

SELECT

REC

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TAPE/CD

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MUTE

HI-Z

LO-Z

VOL

LINE

MIC

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(Input Section)

(Input Section)

8. MUTE

 The MUTE button mutes the input signal post fader, including all MIC/EFF/MON 
sends. Signal/Peak stay functional.

HINT: Use the MUTE button for muting temporarily not used input channels without  
         changing the settings of the MIC/EFF/MON controls and the channel fader.

※As all other features are the same as the mono channels, please see the 
description of the mono channels.

※ Unbalanced 1/4” TS Plug Connection 

9. MP3 / TAPE(CD) VOLUME

 This is a switch that adjust the playback volume.
(

※Caution: 

Please reduce this volume to a minimum to prevent noise and trouble 

when recording in MP3.)

10. MP3 / TAPE(CD) SELECT SWITCH

 This is a switch that select a device to use. Each time the switch is pressed, 
Tape(CD) and MP3 are selected alternately.

11. TAPE / CD IN and TAPE / CD OUT

 These are unbalanced RCA-type connectors that match those typically used on 
tape decks and CD players. Use RCA-to-RCA patch cables to make these con-
nections.

Caution

 : When using the TAPE OUT connectors for recording, don’t connect 

the output of the tape deck to the TAPE IN connectors. If you do, MAKE SURE the 
TAPE IN LEVEL control is turned all the way down or you will create a feedback 
loop that will cause great distress to you and everyone around you.

Signal
Ground

UnBalanced 1/4" TS Plug

Tip

Tip

Sleeve

Sleeve

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10

9

11

▒ MONO (MIC CH.) - 3/3      ▒ TAPE/CD CH.

XP-Series 6

Summary of Contents for XP-1450

Page 1: ...u m e C o n t r o l 0 10 MON MID HIGH 1 LOW HI Z LO Z HI 12KHz dB dB 15 15 M o n i t o r C o n t r o l 0 10 5 0 10 Eff e c t C o n t r o l 0 10 MID 2 5KHz dB dB 15 15 LOW 80Hz dB dB 15 15 GAIN VOL LIN...

Page 2: ...XP Series 15...

Page 3: ...when left unused for extended periods of time Cleaning The appliances should be cleaned only as recommended by the manufacturer Debris and Liquid Entry Care should be taken that debris and or liquids...

Page 4: ...external amplifier which pow ers your monitor speakers via the MONITOR LINE OUT jack Each channel s monitor send signal is controlled by the channel s MON knob The monitor signal is for pre VOLUME so...

Page 5: ...uivalent to a channel fader 6 LINE INPUT LINE Line input connects standard 1 4 plug unbalanced line other than microphone signals it receives all other kinds of signals from sources like keyboard elec...

Page 6: ...ck volume Caution Please reduce this volume to a minimum to prevent noise and trouble when recording in MP3 10 MP3 TAPE CD SELECT SWITCH This is a switch that select a device to use Each time the swit...

Page 7: ...AT CONTROL DELAY ECHO REAPEAT CONTROL adjust the number of iteration 7 DELAY LEVEL CONTROL DELAY ECHO LEVEL CONTROL adjust the volume of the sound effect Raising too much volume for this effect howlin...

Page 8: ...10 ERED MIXER HEADPHONE HEADPHONE XP 1750C 2050C XP 1450 7 8 9 1 3 4 5 6 2 Master Section Master Monitor Section 1 OUTPUT VU METER Indicator for the displaying of operating status and the output volum...

Page 9: ...ise and trouble when recording 5 PLAY PAUSE BUTTON Using this button you can play or stop the MP3 File 6 RECORD BUTTON Recording is started when this button is pressed in the stop mode and the recordi...

Page 10: ...r Connection XP 1750C Powered Mixer XP Series 3 1 Outs MADE IN KOREA SERIAL NUMBER RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION CAUTION REPLACE WITH SAMETYPE FUSE AND RATING DISCONNECT SUPPLY CORD BEFOR...

Page 11: ...nual when establishing speaker connections HINT Using passive subwoofers that add the input signal of the left and right channel is not possible for techni cal reasons XP Series Cable Application MIC...

Page 12: ...80dB Below A Weight filter TONE CONTROL MIC CH TONE CONTROL LOW 80Hz 15dB MID 2 5KHz 15dB HIGH 12KHz 15dB MASTER CH TONE CONTROL LOW 80Hz 15dB MID 2 5KHz 15dB HIGH 12KHz 15dB LEVEL INDICATOR VU Meter...

Page 13: ...XP Series 13...

Page 14: ...XP Series 14...

Page 15: ...XP Series 15...

Page 16: ...1 3 1 3 15dB 12kHz Shelving 15dB 2 5kHz Shelving 15dB 80Hz Shelving 2 MON MONITOR LINE OUT MON XP Series 16...

Page 17: ...MON 15 db 3 EFF EFF LEVEL EFF 10 db 32 XP Series 17...

Page 18: ...2 3 4 TRIM GAIN MIC LINE GAIN XLR MIC 20 db 50 db MIC LINE TRIM 5 VOL 20 db 6 LINE LINE LINE 1 4 7 MIC MIC XLR 0 02 XP Series 18...

Page 19: ...3 3 CD 8 MUTE MIC EFF MON MUTE MIC EFF MON Mono Mono TS 1 4 9 CD MP3 MP3 10 CD MP3 CD MP3 11 CD RCA RCA RCA TAPE IN LEVEL XP Series 19...

Page 20: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ST MONO 11 Foot S W XP Series 20...

Page 21: ...1 2 LED 3 XP 1750C 2050C 4 XP 1750C 2050C 5 XP 1750C 2050C 6 XP 1750C 2050C MASTER 1 s VUMETER XP Series 21...

Page 22: ...7 8 9 XP Series 22...

Page 23: ...MP3 USB SD MP3 1 USB USB 2 SD SD 3 IR MP3 Player 12 15 4 MP3 Player MP3 TAPE 5 MP3 6 00 01 FILE XXX FILE RECORD LINEIN FILE XXX 7 MP3 Player 8 9 10 2 11 USB SD XP Series 23...

Page 24: ...1 2 XP 1750C 2050C XP 1450 1 XP FX XP 1 FX 2 XP 3 XP Series 24...

Page 25: ...2 2 5 XP 4 2 5 XP XP XLR XLR XLR XLR XP Series 25...

Page 26: ...r NOISE 80dB Below A Weight filter TONE CONTROL MIC CH TONE CONTROL LOW 80Hz 15dB MID 2 5KHz 15dB HIGH 12KHz 15dB MASTER CH TONE CONTROL LOW 80Hz 15dB MID 2 5KHz 15dB HIGH 12KHz 15dB LEVEL INDICATOR V...

Page 27: ...XP Series 13 MEMO 1 XP Series 27...

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