User manual IMG STAGE LINE MPX-808

[. . . ] An amplifier 27 Stereo recording output REC (phono jacks) for connecting the input of a sound recorder; the recording level is independent of the controls MASTER (17) 28 Microphone inputs (6. ) of the microphone channels MIC 1 ­ 4 29 Stereo inputs LINE (phono jacks) for the stereo channels CH 1 ­ 4 for connecting units with line level outputs (e. Minidisk recorder, CD player, cassette recorder) 30 Stereo inputs PHONO (phono jacks) for the stereo channels CH 1 ­ 4 for connecting turntables with magnetic system 31 Clamping screw GND for the common ground connection of turntables This unit corresponds to all required directives of the EU and is therefore marked with . Please observe the following items in any case: The unit is suitable for indoor use only. [. . . ] ­ The master signal of the master channel B is available at the phono output MASTER B (26). The recording level is independent of the position of the two master faders A and B (17). 3) Via stereo headphones, it is possible to monitor the signal of the stereo input channels CH 1 ­ 4 respectively ahead of the channel faders or to monitor the current music programme of the The mixer MPX-808 with four stereo input channels, four microphone channels, and a DJ microphone channel is suitable for various private or professional DJ applications. The mixer can either be placed as desired or be installed into a console. Prior to connecting any units or to changing any existing connections, switch off the mixer and all other audio units or set all output signals to zero. The light GNL-205 from "img Stage Line", to the BNC jack LAMP (8). 2) Select the signal sources connected to the channels CH 1 ­ 4 with the input selector switches LINE/PHONO (2): Button not pressed Selection of the unit at the corresponding jack LINE (29). button pressed (LED lights up) Selection of the turntable at the corresponding jack PHONO (30). 3) Feed an audio signal (test signal or music piece) to the first input channel used and set the corresponding channel fader (12) to approx. 4) Advance the corresponding master fader A or B (17) to such an extent that the signal is reproduced in an optimum way for the following adjustments via the audio system connected. For this purpose, slide the crossfader (13) to the left stop or to the right stop, if required. The VU-meter (6) will indicate the level of the input channel ahead of the channel fader. 6) Via the VU-meter, control the level of the channel with the corresponding GAIN control (3). With an optimum level control, the 0 dB range of the VU-meter will light up with music peaks. Therefore, after readjusting the sound, always check the channel level by means of the VU-meter and readjust it, if required. 8) Repeat the adjustments of level and sound for the other stereo input channels used as described above. 1) For an optimum level adjustment of the microphone channels, first set their GAIN controls (7) and their equalizer controls (10) to mid-position. 2) Feed a signal to the first microphone channel used (sing or speak into the microphone) and set the corresponding channel fader (21) to approx. 2/3 of its maximum and select the corresponding master channel with the rotary switch MONITOR (18). 4) Via the VU-meter, control the level of the channel with the corresponding GAIN control (7). With an optimum level control, the 0 dB range of the VU-meter will light up in case of music peaks. Therefore, after readjusting the sound, always check the channel level by means of the VU-meter and readjust it, if required. [. . . ] However, if the output level is too high or too low for the following unit, control the master channel to a correspondingly lower or higher level. Each of the stereo input channels CH 1 ­ 4 can be monitored via headphones connected to the jack (19), even if the corresponding channel fader (12) is set to minimum. Alternatively, it is also possible to monitor the current music programme of the master channel A or B. Speak into the microphone connected to the jack DJ MIC (4) and adjust the desired volume with the control LEVEL (16) and the sound with the controls (5) HIGH, MID, and LOW. [. . . ]