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1. INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase of the MM 1805(X) Mixer with built-in
255 programmed digital effects(MM
1805X
only). The MM 1805(X) is
built into a rugged construction, which is ideal for both touring and fixed
PA installations. In order to get the best performance of the MM
1805(X), please read this owner manual carefully, and look after it. If you
ignore the manual and directly jump into the unknown, there
s
some-
thing might happen and makes the fool out of you. Please at least find
out something different and check if you are familiar with the other
mixer.
FEATURES
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6 mono input channels are able to accept a wide range of Micro-
phone and Line level from separate input sockets.
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4 stereo inputs feature the 2 band EQ and other same control
functions as mono inputs.
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Additional 2T return inputs, for CD playback or link to submixer.
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Built-in 7-band graphic equalizer offers precise correction of the
output signal if required.
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Indi48V phantom power dip-switch on 1-6 channel with
global switch at master section.
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Built-in digital effect with 255 programs allows the user to add
reverberation or specific effect to vocals or instrumental sounds
(MM 1805X only).
2. GETTING STARTED
1.Check the AC voltage before connecting the AC plug. This product is
equipped with a 3-wire grounding type plug; this is a safety feature and
should not be defeated. Proper grounding is a must practice to prevent
electric shock hazard to the operator, the microphone user, and the
musicians who wired to this unit.
2.Before switch on the main power, keep all the output fader all the way
down to prevent damaging or excessive noise caused by bad level
adjustment, wrong wiring, defective cables, or bad connection.
3.Always turn on the MM1805(X) before the power amplifier, turn off the
amplifier before the MM 1805(X).
4.Always turn off the power before connecting and disconnecting the
unit.
5.Never use solvents to clean the unit. Clean with a soft, dry cloth.
Summary of Contents for MM 1805
Page 1: ......
Page 24: ...23 3 2 VIDEO POST PRODUCTION 3 APPLICATION 3 1 DJ MIXING ...
Page 25: ...24 3 3 SUBMIXING ...
Page 26: ...25 3 4 STANDARD CONNECTION ...
Page 27: ...26 4 APPENDIX DIGITAL EFFECT MODE AND PATTERN EFFECT 1 ROOM EFFECT 2 HALL ...
Page 28: ...27 EFFECT 3 PLATE EFFECT 4 CHAMBER ...
Page 29: ...28 EFFECT 5 GATED REVERB EFFECT 6 REVERSE REVERB ...
Page 30: ...29 EFFECT 7 MONO DELAY EFFECT 8 OFFSET DELAY ...
Page 31: ...30 EFFECT 9 MONO TAPPED DELAY ...
Page 32: ...31 EFFECT 10 MULTI TAP DUAL DELAY ...
Page 33: ...32 EFFECT 11 ST CHORUS EFFECT 12 ST FLANGE ...
Page 34: ...33 EFFECT 13 CHORUS DELAY ...
Page 35: ...34 EFFECT 14 FLANGE REVERB ...
Page 36: ...35 EFFECT 15 CHORUS REVERB ...
Page 37: ...EFFECT 16 DELAY REVERB 36 ...
Page 38: ...37 5 SPECIFICATIONS ...
Page 39: ...38 6 SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM ...
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