LA Audio SPX20 User Manual

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4.0 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS




4.1 INPUTS

SECTION


INPUT 1

Left & Right sockets

These are insert points for Input 1. Plugging into these connectors breaks the

signal from Input 1's rear panel XLRs. They are intended to allow a quick and easy

way of temporarily connecting an external piece of equipment to the SPX20.


TRIM control
The TRIM control for Input 1 has a range of ±10dB which should provide adequate

adjustment for levels provided by pro, semi-pro and commercial equipment. The

centre position (12 o'clock) provides unity gain (0dB) and has a mechanical detent

for easy positioning.

1 button
Pressing this switch selects Input 1 as the signal source. It is fed to the TAPE

RECORD output, on the rear panel, OUTPUT 1 & 2 and the Headphone amplifier.

The associated led lights to show Input 1 selected.

2, 3, 4, 5, 6 button
These select Inputs 2 through 6 as the Input source. Each select button has an

associated led.

To select more than one input at the same time press and hold the first input and

whilst holding this button press another button. It will be necessary to hold down all

the inputs you want selected as each time a button is pressed it tries to cancel all

other selections. Release all buttons.


TRIM control
Each input TRIM provides a gain range of -6dB (attenuation) at counter-clockwise

(CCW) to +10dB clockwise (CW).


Setting up the SPX20
To ensure maximum headroom, noise and crosstalk performance it is important to

have the correct signal levels within the SPX20. Please follow the following simple

procedure.

When using equipment with a +4dBu output turn TRIM to almost CW and to fully

CCW for -10dBV equipment as a starting point. Connect one of the outputs to your

monitoring system and set LEVEL 1 or 2 control to give a suitable listening level.

Then select each input in turn and adjust TRIM to give the same listening levels for

each input. It should not be necessary to turn TRIM far from these settings.

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