A.N.T ANTMIX Series, Руководство пользователя

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ANTMIX Series
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SERIES
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ANTMIX Series
1 2-TRACK IN
Unbalanced line input with RCA L/R sockets.
Connect to this socket the output of a hi-fi equipment (CD) or other device with RCA
outputs.
2 2-TRACK OUT
Unbalanced line output with RCA L/R sockets.
Connect these outputs to a hi-fi device, e. g. a recorder; the output level is set by MAIN
MIX control.
3 MAIN MIX OUTPUT
XLR-M balanced outputs. Connect these outputs to the inputs of your sound system.
4 STEREO RETURN
Two 6.35 mm. (1/4”) input sockets.
Connect these inputs to the outputs of an external effects or a further stereo device.
5 CONTROL ROOM
CONTROL ROOM output with two 6.35 mm. (1/4”) line sockets.
This output allows you to connect a second set of powered speakers with
independent level control from the master, thus creating two separate
listening zones with different volumes. In recording studio applications
the typical use is for studio monitors. This output volume is adjusted by
the knob PHONES - CTRL / ROOM, regardless of the amount of the MAIN
MIX OUT outputs.
6 GROUP OUT
Two 6.35 mm (1/4”) line sockets. This output allows you to connect a
second set of powered speakers with independent level control from the
master, thus creating two separate listening zones with different volumes
or to address chosen signals to a recorder/audio board.
7 MAIN MIX OUT
6.35 mm. (1/4”) line outputs. Connect these outputs to the inputs of your
sound system.
8 AUX SEND
6.35 mm. (1/4”) line output. Connect this output to musicians monitoring
system (wedges. IEM, etc).
9 DFX SEND
6.35 mm. (1/4”) line output. Connect this output to your external effects units.
The output signal is the sum determined by the DFX sends for each channel.
10 DFX MUTE
Footswitch 6.35 mm. (1/4”) TS socket. It allows to mute the internal effects
unit using a footswitch.
11 PHONES
Output for connection to an headphones with 6,35mm. (1/4”) jack.
WARNING : Carefully adjust the volume of PHONES CTRL/ROOM knob, thus
avoiding temporary or permanent damage to your hearing.