Mackie THUMP 212, Руководство пользователя

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Owner
’s Manual
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Owner’s Manual
DJ System
SIG/OL
FRONT LED PHASE
FR OUTPUT
U
+6dB -6dB 160Hz 80Hz
120Hz
INPUT HIGH PASS
OUT
FULL RANGE
OUT
NORMAL
INVERT
FLAT
DEEP
PUNCH
VARIABLE
ON
OFF
STEREO
MONO
A
HIGH PASS MODE
A
B B
SIG/OL
FRONT LED PHASE
FR OUTPUT U
+6dB -6dB 160Hz 80Hz
120Hz
INPUT HIGH PASS
OUT
FULL RANGE
OUT
NORMAL
INVERT
FLAT
DEEP
PUNCH
VARIABLE
ON
OFF
STEREO
MONO
A
HIGH PASS MODE
A
B B
DUCKING FB ELIMINATOR OVERLOAD
CH1 CH2 MAIN
THRU
LINE
MIC
LINE
U U
MAX
LINE MIC
U
MAX
∞
- ∞ MAX - ∞
GAIN VOLUME GAIN
DUCKING FB ELIMINATOR OVERLOAD
CH1 CH2 MAIN
THRU
LINE
MIC
LINE
U U
MAX
LINE MIC
U
MAX
∞ - ∞
MAX
- ∞
GAIN VOLUME GAIN
Hookup Diagrams continued…
Perhaps you’re a DJ playing bumpin’ tunes in the middle of the night to a crowd that’s groovin’
and dancin’ to your fine selection.
In this example, a laptop is connected to the inputs of two Thump118S subwoofers.
The High-Pass Out of each subwoofer is then connected to the input of each Thump215 loudspeaker.
Additionally, a set of Mackie MC-450 headphones is connected to the phones jack of the laptop.
The gain knob on both loudspeakers should be set to Line. The Mic/Line switches should be disengaged [Line], as well.
Additionally, you will want to set the subwoofer’s High Pass Mode to either Flat or Deep. Keep in mind that these “MIC”
and “LINE” markings are for reference only and may need to be raised or lowered.