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2442FX MKII / 3242FX MKII USER’S MANUAL
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Stereo Channels 21/22 & 23/24 (2442FX MKII)
Stereo Channels 29/30 & 31/32 (3242FX MKII)
The final 2 stereo channels on both MIX mixers feature
slightly simplified controls. Here you will find two AUX sends
(permanently wired to be pre-fader, useful in monitoring),
a level control and Solo button. As there are no routing
switches, the signal is permanently sent to the Main mix (and
appropriate AUX mixes).
Subgroups
The Subgroups on the MIX mixers allow users to
create single mono or stereo mixes of multiple input
channels and control them with a single fader. It
is also common to use the Group outputs as tape-
outputs for connecting to multi-track recorders.
24. Solo Buttons
The solo button allows the Group signal to be sent
pre or post fader (depending on the SOLO/PFL
button settings) to the Control Room / Phones mix,
allowing users to be able to monitor the subgroup
signal. When activated, the Solo LED will light up to
indicate as such.
25. Left / Right Buttons
The Group Controls also feature individual left and
right buttons, which allow you to send the various
Group signals to the Main Left and Right. This can
be handy when wanting to combine the signals
from different signals and control their input levels
simultaneously, then send them to the Main L/R
signal (eg. when multiple inputs are used for, say,
drums, you can combine these inputs together to be
controlled much simpler by a single fader).
26. Faders
These four faders are the final level control for the
Group 1 to 4 audio feeds, sent to the corresponding
Group outputs on the rear of the MIX mixers to feed
external devices such as effect processors, and,
most commonly, multi-track recorders. The Group mix
can be fed a signal from the various mono and stereo
channels, as well as the EFX signal, depending on
your selections. When pushed all the way up, these
faders provide 10 dB of gain to the signal, and, when
set all the way down, effectively mute the signal.
27. Group Outputs
These 1/4” phone jacks output the
final feed from the Group mixes
1, 2, 3 and 4, the level of which is
determined by the Group Faders.
They can be used to feed a variety
of recording and PA devices, including multi-track
recorders, amplifiers and speakers, etc.
Mono / Subwoofer Channel
The Mono output is used as an auxiliary output (the
signal of which is taken from the main mix), and can
be connected to an amplifier and speakers. The
included low pass filter enables the signal of the
mono output to be more appropriate for use with a
subwoofer speaker, to add a little extra bass to your
sound.
28. Low Pass Filter
The low pass filter is activated by
moving the small slide switch to the
ON position. The accompanying
control allows users to adjust the cut-
off frequency of the filter. If users
wish to use the Mono channel for
monitoring or other similar purposes,
the low pass filter should not be
activated.
29. Mono Fader
This fader controls the level of the
mono signal that is sent to the mono
outputs.
30. Mono Output
The line-level signal sent from the Mono
output can be used to connect to an
amplifier or active speaker. It is also
possible to use this output for monitoring
purposes, with headphones or active monitors.
Talkback Section
Handy in studios or on stage, the talkback function
built into the MIX mixers allows engineers or
producers – anyone, really – to communicate with the
performers wherever they may be.
31. Talkback Level Control
This control adjusts the level of the
talkback signal that is sent to the AUX
1 and AUX 2 outs.
32. Talk to AUX Button
Holding this button down activates the MIX’s built-
in talkback microphone, the signal of which is sent
to the AUX 1 and 2 outputs. Keep the button pushed
down until you finish speaking.
33. Talkback Mic
Point your mouth here when wishing to communicate
with the performer/musician.
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