Subsonic Filter - Rodec MX300 MKIII Mode D'emploi

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talk over, adjust the talk over button (20) (0= no decrease, 10= total decrease). With the pan
MIC (19), the DJ microphone signal can be placed somewhere between left and right.
10) If you like to record the mixed signal, you can simply do this by connecting a recorder to the
record-connectors on the back (F) or on the front (26). Depending on the position of the
record-select switch (24) you can decide if the microphone signal is also recorded or not.
11) On the right VU-meter the signal that has been selected with the VU2-signal select switch (4)
will appear. If you want to compare the pre-fade signal with the output signal via the
headphones and the left VU-meters, you can do this by putting the rotative switch (4) on the
SUM-position. By this the PFL-signal appears on the two left VU-meters and the output-signal
on the other two VU-meters.
12) In case the DJ likes to connect monitor-loudspeakers, he can use the monitor-output (L) for
this. This output is free of the DJ-microphone signal, to avoid feedback from the speakers to
the microphone.

SUBSONIC FILTER

The two master outputs and the monitor output have a subsonic filter to protect the bass loudspeakers
from DC and subsonic signals. This filter can not be switched off. The filter gives a reduction of 25dB
at 10Hz.
MX300
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