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AboUT The MX400
The MX400 is an extremely versatile effects processor; in fact it can operate like three
different processors. When using the MX400, it is recommended that you decide what
type of processor you need it to operate as (Surround, Stereo, or Dual Stereo proces-
sor), make the proper cable connections, and select the Configuration that coincides
with your setup. Each Configuration has its own bank of factory and user programs
that are designed to work best with the recommended audio connections for each
Configuration (see Connecting the MX400). Since the MX400 offers multiple processor
configurations, the following section is a guide to help select which Configuration is
best for your needs.
CoNNeCTING The MX400
The MX400 has four inputs and four outputs grouped in pairs A - Front (Stereo) and
B - Rear. There are also two S/PDIF input/output connectors (A and B) that are the
digital equivalent of these analog input and output pairs.
SurrounD confIGuratIon connectIonS
The MX400 is the first processor in its class to provide true surround reverb processing.
The surround reverb algorithm always uses both output pairs A and B (analog and
S/PDIF) and can accept stereo input signals via Input Pair A (analog or S/PDIF) or
true 4-channel input sources via input pair A and B (analog or S/PDIF). Input/output
pair A is for use with the front stereo speakers in your surround system, while input/
output pair B is for use with the rear left and right speakers. The S/PDIF outputs A and
B always mirror analog outputs A and B but input pairs A and B can only be analog or
digital (selectable in the MX400’s System menu)
Connection Diagram: Stereo In/Surround Out
Send 1 Return 1 Send 2 2 3 4
About the MX400
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