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OPERATION

BASIC OPERATION

You can mix up to 6 inputs at the
same time and use the built-in equal-
izer and echo generator to tailor the
sound as desired.

1. Set 

MASTER

 to approximately 

5

.

2. Set the switch above each volume

control to select the input you
want to activate. (For example, set

MIC HI/LOW

 to 

HI

 when you use a

high impedance microphone, or

LOW

 when you use a low imped-

ance microphone.

3. Adjust the corresponding volume

level control to obtain a reading of

0

 on the 

OUTPUT LEVEL

 VU

meters.

Note: The 

OUTPUT LEVEL

 VU

meter indicates the output signal
levels of the left and right chan-
nels.

4. Adjust 

MONITOR LEVEL

 clock-

wise to increase the main (DJ)
microphone’s volume; rotate it
counterclockwise to decrease the
volume.

5. Set 

ECHO BYPASS/ON

 to 

ON

 to

produce an ECHO effect and to

BYPASS

 to eliminate the ECHO

effect. (See “Using Echo.”)

6. Push in 

EQUALIZER BYPASS/ON

to 

ON

 to operate the right and left

7-channel frequency equalizer
controls. (See “Using the 7-Band
Frequency Equalizer.”)

7. When two turntables (or other

audio components connected to
the 

PHONO 1

 and 

PHONO 2 

inputs)

are playing at the same time, slide

FADER

 (

PHONO 1/PHONO 2

):

• Left, to fade in the volume of

PHONO 1 

and fade out the vol-

ume of 

PHONO 2

.

• Right, to fade in the volume of

PHONO 2

 and fade out the vol-

ume of 

PHONO 1

.

Note: This lets you quickly and
smoothly change from playing

PHONO 1

 to playing 

PHONO 2

 (or

vice versa).

8. Set the 

MASTER

 volume to the

desired volume.

9. Set 

POWER OFF/ON

 to 

OFF

 to turn

off the mixer’s power. The VU
meters lights go off.

(illus)

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Summary of Contents for 32-3001

Page 1: ...Cat No 32 3001 OWNER S MANUAL Please read before using this equipment SM 1000 Audio Mixer with Echo Rack Mount Type 32 3001 fm Page 1 Tuesday August 10 1999 8 02 AM...

Page 2: ...uch as a tape deck amplifier tuner or VCR Low Noise Tape Out Jack for high quality tape recording Slide Controls for fingertip control of sound mixing and fading adjust ments Monitor Controls let you...

Page 3: ...r mois ture This symbol is intended to alert you to the presence of uninsulated dan gerous voltage within the mixer s enclosure that might be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric s...

Page 4: ...to the audio in put jacks on the back of the mixer 1 Connect the AC power cord to a standard AC outlet 2 Before turning on the power Set MIC PHONO 1 PHONO 2 LINE 1 and LINE 2 to 0 Set NORMAL STANDBY T...

Page 5: ...NO ceramic inputs you can connect any high level audio source tuner cassette tape deck CD player magnetic cartridge turntable or VCR to any set of input jacks Connect the ground wires usually black or...

Page 6: ...to permanent hearing loss Follow these guidelines to protect your hearing especially when you use headphones Always start by setting the volume to the lowest level possible before you begin listening...

Page 7: ...counterclockwise to decrease the volume 5 Set ECHO BYPASS ON to ON to produce an ECHO effect and to BYPASS to eliminate the ECHO effect See Using Echo 6 Push in EQUALIZER BYPASS ON to ON to operate th...

Page 8: ...BY TALKOVER to STAND BY The mixer automatically returns all the main volume inputs to their origi nal levels Standby To disable the MIC INPUT microphone set NORMAL STANDBY TALKOVER to STANDBY Note Set...

Page 9: ...t on the range of fre quencies covered by the 400 Hz and the 2 4k Hz controls Frequency Purpose 60 Hz Adjusts the frequencies in the low bass range low organ notes and bass drums Reduces rumble or oth...

Page 10: ...connections to the rest of the system amplifier receiver etc No signal from an audio input source Check the control setting Check the connections between the mixer and the input source Hum from PHONO...

Page 11: ...stic parts Keep the mixer away from dust and dirt which can cause premature wear of parts Handle the mixer gently and carefully Dropping it can damage circuit boards and cases and can cause the mixer...

Page 12: ...B Range 20 20 kHz Signal to Noise S N Ratio Microphone 55 dB Phono Magnetic 1 and 2 65 dB Line 1 and 2 70 dB T H D at rated output From 20 Hz to 20 kHz at Maximum Master Volume 0 05 Channel Separation...

Page 13: ...13 NOTES 32 3001 fm Page 13 Tuesday August 10 1999 8 02 AM...

Page 14: ...14 32 3001 fm Page 14 Tuesday August 10 1999 8 02 AM...

Page 15: ...15 32 3001 fm Page 15 Tuesday August 10 1999 8 02 AM...

Page 16: ...rranty does not cover transportation costs Nor does it cover a product subjected to misuse or accidental damage EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN RADIO SHACK MAKES NO EXPRESS WARRAN TIES AND ANY IMPLIED WARRA...

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