Aviom A360 - Manual (Page 53)

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Rear Panel Features
This section details the function of each of the rear panel features on the A360 Personal Mixer.
Stereo Mix Out
Both 1/8-inch and 1/4-inch TRS Stereo Mix Out jacks are provided for simplified connections to earbuds
and headphones. Both outputs can be used at the same time if needed, but note that the impedance of
both devices should be similar to avoid a volume imbalance.
The TRS output may also be used as a line-level output when connecting the Stereo Mix Out to a wireless
in-ear transmitter or a set of powered stereo speakers. A TRS to dual TS splitter cable is required for
this application (sometimes referred to as an insert cable or Y-cable). A splitter cable provides separate
unbalanced TS left and right signals to the inputs of the receiving device.
P N
ote
: Do not connect the TRS output from the Stereo Mix Out jacks to a balanced mono input. A
balanced audio input is differential—it subtracts the positive signal from the negative signal
to remove any noise and interference picked up in the cable. The TRS Stereo Mix Out is not a
balanced signal.
Mono Mix Out
A-Net In
Data
24VDC
Regulated
500 mA
CUSTOM
PROGRAM
DEFAULT
Pro16
Stereo Mix Out
The Stereo Mix Out with 1/8” and 1/4” TRS jacks are shown along with the XLR Mono Mix Out.
Mono Mix Out
The Mono Mix Out XLR male jack provides a one-cable solution to users of subwoofers, tactile bass and
throne shakers, and mono powered speakers. The A360 automatically mixes down the current stereo mix
to mono, so the user need only connect a cable from the Mono Mix Out jack to the inputs of the next
device.