Connecting monitoring devices, Connecting to the stereo mix output, Headphones and earbuds – Aviom A360 User Manual

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Connecting Monitoring Devices

Headphones, wired in-ear monitors, wireless in-ear transmitter systems, powered speakers,
subwoofers, and tactile bass shakers can be connected to the A360 Personal Mixer separately
or in combination. This section details the connection of these devices to the A360’s outputs.

Mono Mix Out

A-Net In

Data

24VDC

Regulated

500 mA

CUSTOM

PROGRAM

DEFAULT

Pro16

Stereo Mix Out

Mono Mix Out

A-Net In

Data

24VDC

Regulated

500 mA

CUSTOM

PROGRAM

DEFAULT

Pro16

Stereo Mix Out

The A360 has 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch stereo and XLR mono mix outputs available.

Connecting to the Stereo Mix Output

The A360 has a pair of jacks—1/4-inch and 1/8-inch TRS—dedicated to the stereo mix coming from the

Personal Mixer. Both jacks are always active.

Headphones and Earbuds

Connect headphones or wired earbuds to the A360. For best performance, choose low impedance

headphones or earbuds whenever possible. High impedance devices will not harm the A360, but note that

the mix output level may be lower with these devices.

Mono Mix Out

A-Net In

Data

24VDC

Regulated

500 mA

CUSTOM

PROGRAM

DEFAULT

Pro16

Stereo Mix Out

Headphones or earbuds are connected to the Stereo Mix Out jack.

The 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch outputs may be used simultaneously. See page 44 for additional information.

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