Behringer MX9000 - Manual (Page 23)

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The built in mic (above the main mix faders) allows you to converse with artists remotely. The most important
controls are the VOLUME (P99) and PHONES & STUDIO button (S99, see fig. 6.7). It is possible to route the
talkback mic to any of the following: aux 1, aux 2, subgroups, and phones and studio (S96 to S99).
Complex headphone or stage monitoring networks could be constructed where HP1, HP2, aux 1 (pre), aux 2
(pre) and one or more subgroups all feed separate monitor mixes. (See section 16.2 “Very tricky headphones”).
However, since the four pushbuttons are non-latching it might drive you crazy. If you are using many headphone
feeds, you may d it easier to patch a separate microphone for talkback straight into a channel, where it can be
routed pretty much anywhere.
Engaging TALKBACK (S99) dims the control room (monitors, not lights you fool) by -20 dB to restrict the
possibility of feedback. All other talkback routes are unaffected.
7. CONNECTIONS
7.1 Rear panel
Expander port bus inputs
If you want to add another console to your EURODESK MX9000, the expander prot bus inputs give access to
all subgroups, auxes and mix busses via an array of 1/4" jacks, situated top left on the rear panel.
Fig. 7.1: Expander port bus inputs