Control Overview

1.Channel Gain - Adjusts the pre-fader volume for cleaner sound.

2.Mic Input Gain - Adjusts microphone input level.

3.Mic EQ - The mic channel includes a two-band EQ with a range of +10dB to -10 dB.

4.Channel EQ - Adjusts the high, mid and low frequency levels of the input channels for your desire.

5.Input Fader - Controls individual source levels (channels) in the mix.

6.Crossfader - Used to mix the sound from both channels.

7.Mic Input - Insert your ¼” microphone plug here.

8.Headphone Input - Insert your ¼” headphone plugs here.

9.Input toggle switch - Selects which source will be active based on what you have connected to the rear panel input section (phono/line).

10.Channel Cue / Cue Pan - Used to preview channel audio to your headphones. Listen here before bringing up channel faders or moving the crossfader.

11.Headphone Level - Adjusts cue volume.

12.Master Level - Controls the overall output level.

13.Power Switch - Turns unit off and on.

14.Power Connector - Plug in the included power supply here.

15.Master Output - Unbalanced RCA connectors controlled by the Master level.

16.Line Inputs - Unbalanced RCA jacks for connecting stereo audio from line level sources such as CD players, HiFi VCRs, cassette decks, DAT machines, laser discs, tuners, even synthesizers or other mixing consoles.

Note: Plug mono audio sources into both Left and Right inputs using a "Y" cable connector.

17.Phono Inputs - Plug your turntables in here. When these connectors are used, your signal is fed directly to the high-quality RIAA phono pre-amplifiers. Use this position only for turntables. Line level sources will overload the sensitive phono preamps and will cause distortion.

18.GND - Connect each of your turntable ground leads to either of the two ground terminals.