Union Audio Orbit.6, User Manual

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The Booth Output provides for independent local monitoring of the Main Mix buss and
is not affected by the Main Mix Level control. It features a two
- band EQ and a level
control.
The headphone output is used for previewing the pre - fader signal level feeding the
input channels, and is active when any Cue button is pressed (see page 11). The
headphone output also features an
“ Add - Mix ” control.
Booth Level – Adjusts the signal level of the Booth Outputs from off to +6dBu when
rotated fully clockwise. For best signal to noise ratio (SNR), set the level with the
pointer at or above the 12 o
’ clock position.
Booth EQ – A two - band shelving EQ of/ - 6dB boost/cut at 100Hz and 5kHz.
Phones Level– Adjusts the level of the headphone output. The Orbit.6 is fitted with a
powerful high - quality headphone amplifier optimised for use with headphones having
an impedance between 33ohms to 170ohms. Headphones with impedances above or
below the recommended impedance should be avoided, and in particular headphones
with impedances below 33ohms could cause damage to the circuitry.
WARNING! Avoid operating the mixer with headphones at high volume or
for extended periods of time as this can contribute to severe hearing loss!
Add Mix – The Add Mix control sets the level of the main mix summed with the Cue
Mix. When the knob is fully anti - clockwise, only the channel Cue signal will be heard in
the headphones. Turning the Add Mix knob clockwise increasingly adds the mix signal
to the headphones allowing the operator to audition how the Cued channel signal will
sound in the mix before the Channel fader is raised.
Booth and Headphones