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Balanced XLR

Pin 1

Pin 2

Pin 3

Ground

Hot (+ve Phase)

Cold (-ve Phase)

Balanced TRS

Tip

Ring

Sleeve

+ve Phase

-ve Phase

Ground

Un-Balanced TRS

Tip

Sleeve

Signal

Ground

4. Front & Rear Panel Description

MIC/LINE CHANNEL: 

Control panel diagrams are reproduced at the rear of this manual and it is recommended that 

these be consulted when familiarizing yourself with the location and function of the controls.

Each MIC/LINE channel is fitted with balanced XLR Mic and balanced ¼” jack Mic inputs. Do not use the Mic and Line 
socket at the same time. 48V phantom power may be applied globally to all Mic/Line channels by pressing the recessed 
48V switch in the master section of the console. Dynamic microphones wired for balanced operation may be used when 
phantom power is active.

Unbalanced microphones must not be used in any channel when phantom power is active.

MIC INPUTS:

 This electrically balanced XLR input is designed to accept low impedance balanced signals from 

microphones. 

LINE INPUTS:

 The line input will accept line level balanced or unbalanced signal using ¼” stereo (TRS) Jack. The line 

input is designed for instruments like Keyboards, Guitars, Drum Machines & other electronic instruments. 

GAIN CONTROL:

 This knob is used to gain both MIC & Line inputs signals. Please do not operate at high gain levels 

as this distorts the signal & leads to audio clipping.

EQ SECTION:

 The Platinum series has 3 Band Equalizer with mid-sweep Mono inputs and 3 Band Equalizer on Stereo 

channels. The EQ is designed to be easy yet effective to use. It can be used to cut or boost certain frequencies to achieve 
a particular tone, or to eliminate any unpleasant characteristics. 

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HF Control: The HF control can be used to cut or boost up to +/- 15dB at 12 kHz.

       Tip: This frequency band can be used to brighten up high frequencies.
•    MF Control: The MF control can be used to cut or boost up to +/- 15dB at 2.5 kHz.
       Tip: This frequency band can be used to enhance presence in vocals. Mid frequency variation is from 350Hz to 6KHz.
•    LF Control: The LF control can be used to cut or boost up to +/- 15dB at 60Hz (Mono) & 45Hz (Stereo) Input.
       Tip: This frequency band can be used to get a punchy bass response.

EFX CONTROL: 

• Adjust the level of the channel signal being fed to the External effects processor. (Only for Platinum Basic MKI)
• Adjust the level of the channel signal being fed to the internal effects processor. (Only for Platinum MKIII & 12Fx)

    
    

AUX SECTION: 

The AUX is provided to be used with external effect processors like reverb and delay units, compressors, 

gates etc. It can also be used for on stage monitoring or as an input in to a recorder.

(MON) Monitor control to provide a pre-fade send for use in setting up stage monitor mix.

MON: 

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AUX 1: Post-fade send control which adjusts the level of the channel signal being sent to the AUX output socket. This 

       would normally be used to drive an external effects unit.

AUX 2: Pre-fade send control which adjusts the level of the channel signal being sent to the AUX 2 output socket. This 

       would normally be used to setup a send stage monitor mix.

PAN/BAL Control:

 This knob can be used to pan/balance the incoming signal between the left and right output channel.

WARNING:

While using the condenser MIC, please insert the microphone first & then only switch on the
phantom supply.

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Summary of Contents for Platinum 12Fx

Page 1: ...300 msec 2 0 sec AUDITORIUM 17 24 9 16 1 8 HALL 49 52 GATE 1 REVERB 41 48 33 40 PLATE 2 PLATE 1 DISPLAY DELAY EFFECT TYPE 1 2s 15 0s 1 0s 7 5s 0 2s 0 6s 53 56 0 15s 0 45s GATE 2 Override Assign 1 8 8...

Page 2: ...output 1 4 jack for Line out monitor output Balanced XLR 1 4 Jack Master output Stereo Tape In Tape Out Headphone out with rotary volume control Models Available Platinum Basic MKI 16 Mic 12 Line 4 Mo...

Page 3: ...p Guitar Microphones Drum Kit Bass Guitar Di Box Pre Amp Stereo Effect Two Track TAPE Band Set up Backing Vocals Vocals Horns Percussion Stereo Keyboards Stereo Keyboards Big Band Set up For more deta...

Page 4: ...15AL 250V RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION For more details please refer given EFX list in user manual REVERB ON L R Master ASSIGN 2 MASTER LISTEN REVERSE ECO REVERB 57 64 97 98 105 106 1 5...

Page 5: ...1 REVERB 41 48 33 40 PLATE 2 PLATE 1 DISPLAY DELAY EFFECT TYPE 1 2s 15 0s 1 0s 7 5s 0 2s 0 6s 90 bpm 150bpm 20 input mixer PLATINUM 12F X 8 8 8 OUTPUTS 3 VE 2 VE SCREEN 1 MIC INPUT 3 VE 2 VE SCREEN 1...

Page 6: ...to cut or boost certain frequencies to achieve a particular tone or to eliminate any unpleasant characteristics HF Control The HF control can be used to cut or boost up to 15dB at 12 kHz Tip This freq...

Page 7: ...tion as mono channel with the balance control GRAPHIC EQUALIZERS Only for Platinum Basic MKI MKIII The graphic equalizers provide seven bands of precision tone control across the whole audio Spectrum...

Page 8: ...ter L R fader alternately the input level on the recording medium can be used for the same Playback IN This RCA input is provided to connect external devices like CD player iPod s MP3 players etc Play...

Page 9: ...red STANDBY LED is illuminated PEAK LED Indicates the input to the effects section is overloading If this occurs the channel FX controls Should be backed off until the light no longer flashes The effe...

Page 10: ...Memory buttons the LED will light For delay effects press the DELAY button the DELAY LED will light Select the effect using the EFX TYPE DATA ENTRY control The effect number or delay time will displa...

Page 11: ...to lift the vocals and acoustic instruments over the level of the back line For smaller venues it s sometimes easier to use low powered back line amplification and mic it up This reduces spill from th...

Page 12: ...hough be aware that in a typical venue there may already be quite a lot of Fx so you may not need to add as much as you think A common problem is that the vocal mic doesn t just pick up the singer it...

Page 13: ...aving a high humidity or where liquids or objects may accidentally enter the console Always ensure the Ventilation slot is clear and never remove the main earth to cure a buzz or hum caused by faulty...

Page 14: ...p Bass Stereo Mic Line Treble Mid Bass Graphic Equalizer 12dB EFX Phantom supply Power supply Power Consumption Dimensions W x D x H mm Net Weight Kgs Fuse 60dB 40dB 20dB 75dB 55dB 35dB 10dBu 60dBu 8d...

Page 15: ...14 EFX Description...

Page 16: ...E OUT LEFT RIGHT OUTPUT PLATINUM basic MK I WARNING SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAUTION REPLACE FUSE...

Page 17: ...a mic input wire the 3 pin XLR as above To connect balanced equipment to an input or output wire the TRS jack as above Tip Signal Tip Sleeve Sleeve Screen Ground Earth Pin 1 Screen Ground Earth Pin 3...

Page 18: ...15 SLA 40 Powered Speakers Active Monitors B Series OP Series SUB Series B 200 B 400 Black White B 400U B 400UB O 215 O 415 O 415U O 515 O 12SUB O 15SUB O 18SUB Sat 5 Sat 10S SS 10B SS 20S WS 10 Stab...

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