Great River Electronics MP-2NV User Manual

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Design

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Rear Panel Connections

Mic In


The Mic In jack is a female XLR type and uses a standard XLR cable. Its impedance level and

phantom power supply are controlled from the channel specific front panel buttons. Pin 2 is hot.

Great River Tips:


Turn the phantom on and off with the microphone connected, this will assure an equal ramp up

and down to both the input transformer of the preamp and the microphone, preventing any

inadvertent magnetization.

Line Out

The balanced line level output jack is a male XLR type and uses a standard XLR cable. Through

its channel specific front panel control, engaging the loading button will activate a termination
resistor. Pin 2 is hot.

Great River Tips:

This output is transformer isolated and balanced. It may be connected to unbalanced inputs by
simply connecting pin 2 to the hot lead and tying pins 1 and 3 together. Do not float pin 3, it

must be connected to complete the circuit.


Patch

This patch jack or insert point jack is a 1/4" TRS (tip, ring, sleeve) type. The Tip is send, the Ring
is return, and the Sleeve is ground. The nominal level is approximately -10dBv.

Great River Tips:

This is a great place to plug in an RNC ™ compressor! The Speck ASC™ also works great here.
You can also plug “stomp box” type effects units into this loop. Obviously the performance of the

chain will be limited by the effects box, but it may be just the sound you want.


-10dBv Out

The unbalanced line level output is a 1/4" TS (tip, sleeve) jack type. This output will drive a 600
ohm load.


Great River Tips:

This output can be used to feed your monitoring system while tracking with a digital system
that has latency issues.

The –10 output is derived ahead of the output transformer, so it has a bit less of the “iron”
characteristic. You might try this output if you are going for a very clean signal. This output

won’t put out enough to drive a +4dBu input to full level though, so it won’t always be useable.

Power


The NV series preamplifiers are shipped to operate on standard 110Vac. To operate the unit on

220Vac, first remove fuse and replace with correct size. Then turn the voltage select card over and

replace fuse into the NV series preamplifier.

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