Speck Electronics Xtramix - Manual (Page 44)

This 1/4" TRS phone type connector provides a dedicated feed to an
external tuning device. The source for the output is either the sum of all
signals feeding the program master or any signal(s) that is soloed.
This control adjusts the output volume to a dedicated tuning device. The
source for this output is either the sum of all signals feeding the program
master or any signals that are soloed. If, for example, you need to tune
only one synth module while others are active, then simply depress its
associated Solo Switch and it will be isolated to the Tuner Output Jack.
There is ample gain available at this output so that even the softest synth
patches will trigger the tuners circuitry. Start by positioning this control
at the twelve o'clock mark, and adjust if necessary.
The Insert Jack provides line level interstage access to the program bus
before (pre) the Program Master Level Control. This means that any
device interfaced to this jack will be processed before the Program
Master Level Control and will not be affected by any adjustments of the
Program Master Level Control.
The Insert Jack may be utilized to connect limiters, equalizers, noise
reduction, or automation.
When the Xtramix is used as a recording mixer the insert jacks may be
used to connect an external remote stereo slide fader. A remote slide
fader would permit more precise control of the program level when
fading out music.
When the Xtramix is used a keyboard mixer, the insert jacks may be
used to connect to a stereo foot pedal. The stereo foot pedal would act
as an expression pedal enabling the operator to have a "what you hear is
what you get" control over the program, monitor and headphone output
levels.
15. Tuner Level Control
Master Input/Output
Connections
16. Program Insert Jacks
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Tuner Section
Connection and
14. Tuner Feed Jack
Refer to Figure 10 for location of items 14 thru 24.
Chapter 4 Operation Section