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10-digit LED meter for the stereo master signal; the red CLIP LED lights in case of overload
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Control BASS boosts and cuts frequencies in the bass range (e.g. for acapella effects)
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Control MID boosts and cuts frequencies in the middle range (e.g. to cut vocals and melody
from the source material)
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Control HIGH boosts and cuts frequencies in the high range (e.g. to emphasize the sound of
the cymbals or hi-hats)
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Tone controls for channel 1 (LOW = bass range, HIGH = high range) ranging from -~ to +6 dB
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Button CUE for monitoring channel 1 via headphones (LED lights)
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CLIP LED, lights in case of overload of channel 1
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Input source selector switch for channel 1 (phono 1, line 1 or line 2)
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Volume control for channel 1
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Tone controls for channel 2 (LOW = bass range, HIGH = high range) ranging from -~ to +6 dB
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Button CUE for monitoring channel 2 via headphones (LED lights)
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CLIP LED, lights in case of overload of channel 2
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Input source selector switch for channel 2 (phono 2, line 3 or line 4)
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Volume control for channel 2
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Volume control for the master output
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Power indicator
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Volume control for the booth output
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Volume control for the headphones
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XLR input for connecting a microphone.
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Volume control for the microphone
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Selector switch for the monitoring mode for the headphones
• Button pressed (SPLIT): the prefader level (mono) is on one side and the output signal (mono)
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is on the other side of the headphones
• button released: a
mixed signal of prefader level and master signal is on both sides of the
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headphones
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Control for the monitoring signal for the headphones
• left stop position CUE: the prefader level of the input channel of which the button CUE is
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pressed is monitored
• right stop position MASTER: the music program currently playing is monitored ahead of the
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master and booth output controls
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