Connections, Urear panel connections, Mic input – ART Pro Audio MX822 - 8-Channel Stereo Mixer with Effects Loop User Manual

Page 4: Channel inputs (1-8), Main expand (in and out), Monitor out

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CONNECTIONS

Rear Panel Connections

MIC INPUT

Channel 1 may be used with either an unbalanced line level signal or a lower level balanced

microphone signal, controlled by the

CH 1 SOURCE SELECT switch on the front panel. A female

XLR connector is provided If you choose to use a microphone in Channel 1. An additional 40 dB of

gain is provided for use with low output level mics. Also, 48V phantom power to operate microphones

that contain active electronic circuitry (such as condenser mics) may be supplied by pushing in the

adjacent

PHANTOM POWER switch. This is a mono signal input and is routed to both the left and

right channels.

Channel Inputs (1-8)

These inputs are used with either mono or stereo line level signals. A signal source plugged into the

top (

LEFT (MONO)) jack, with nothing plugged into the bottom (Right) jack, will be routed to both left

and right stereo channels. Otherwise, these inputs operate as two separate mono signals or one

stereo signal. Use cables with 1/4" TS plugs.

MAIN EXPAND (IN and OUT)

Use these jacks to chain multiple MX822s together. The

MAIN EXPAND OUT jacks of the first mixer

connect to the

MAIN EXPAND IN jacks of the next mixer in line, and so on. Use a stereo cable with

1/4" TRS plugs to make the connection. The last mixer in the chain will be the "master" of all the

previous mixers, meaning its

MASTER LEVEL control will control the final volume to the output

device via its

MAIN OUT connectors.

Note that the

MAIN EXPAND OUT connection is brought out from a point in the signal path before

the

MASTER LEVEL control, so this control will have no effect on the "slave" mixers located before

the master unit in the chain.

MONITOR OUT

This is an additional unbalanced version of the main outputs, affected by the

MASTER LEVEL

control. Use a stereo cable with a 1/4" TRS plug to connect to an auxiliary recorder or other device.

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