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5. Connection and control elements
(17) AC 12 V connection
The low voltage plug on the enclosed power unit is inserted here to supply the mixer with power.
(18) GND terminals
To prevent buzzing, an earth connection can be made from the mixer to the earthing lines (usually a black cable with
clamp-type socket) of the record player using these screw terminals.
(19) MIC connection
A dynamic microphone or a condenser microphone with its own power supply and 6.3 mm jack can be connected
to this socket.
(20) OUTPUT connections
These unsymmetrical stereo cinch outputs are the output sockets for the mixer's output signals.
MAIN output, for connecting to the amplifier.
The signal volume is affected by the GAIN controls (3), the channel faders (12) and the MASTER control
(9).
REC output, for connecting to a recording device, such as a cassette recorder, tape recorder or CD
recorder, to record the signal from the mixer.
The signal volume is affected only by the GAIN controls (3) and the channel faders (12); the MASTER
control (9) does not have any influence here.
(21) LN-3/PH-2 selection switch
This switch specifies whether a line device or a record player is connected at the LN-3/PH-2 input sockets.
LN-3 position > a line device (CD player, cassette deck etc.) is connected to the LN-3/PH-2 input
sockets.
PH-2 position > a record player (with magnetic system) is connected to the LN-3/PH-2 input sockets.
Always place the switch in the position intended for the device you have connected. Failure to
do so results in distortion, which could damage the mixer and the connected devices.
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