Wiring Tips, Audio Connections | Behringer K900FX, K3000FX, K1800FX

ULTRATONE K3000FX/K1800FX/K900FX/K450FX

3. WIRING TIPS

Fig. 3.1: Example of a setup using the ULTRATONE

Fig. 3.2: Live setup

Fig. 3.1 shows how to connect your keyboard, a drum machine and a microphone to the ULTRATONE. Additionally a CD player is connected to the AUX IN input to feed in a playback. With the footswitch you can activate/deactivate the internal effects processor.

Fig. 3.2 shows a recommended setup for amplifying the sound of your ULTRATONE using a sound reinforcement system of any size. This way, you can also use your amp for playing live or for rehearsals with your band.

4. AUDIO CONNECTIONS

The ULTRATONE features 1/4" connectors on inputs and outputs plus additional balanced XLR connectors for channel 1 input and Line Out outputs (K3000FX and K1800FX). More detailed information can be found in chapter 5, “SPECIFICATIONS.”

Fig. 4.1: 1/4" TS connector

Fig. 4.2: 1/4" TRS connector

Fig. 4.3: XLR connectors

Fig. 4.4: RCA cable (for CD IN/AUX IN connection)

6	4. AUDIO CONNECTIONS

K450FX, K900FX, K1800FX, K3000FX specifications

Behringer has long been a trusted name in the audio equipment industry, providing a range of mixers known for their reliability, versatility, and sound quality. Among their offerings, the Behringer K series – including the K3000FX, K450FX, K1800FX, and K900FX – stands out as powerful tools designed to meet the needs of live performance environments, home studios, and commercial applications.

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Next in line, the Behringer K450FX takes it a step further, offering up to 8 channels and a USB interface. This makes it perfect for recording and playback via a single connection to a computer. The K450FX also includes a full-range 7-band graphic EQ, giving users the ability to fine-tune their sound even further. The built-in effects processor further enriches the audio experience, helping to create vibrant and dynamic soundscapes during performances.

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