Descriptions

1.	AMPLIFIER: The Matrix 1000 amplifier panel.	17
2.	LEFT SPEAKER OUTPUT: Speakon-style connector output	1
	for left monitor.

3.COOLING FANS: Rear cooling fans for built-in 3-channel amplifier. Ensure these cooling fans are clear of external obstructions for efficient operation.

4.POWER CORD CONNECTOR: For attachment of the

included power cord.

5. FUSE HOLDER: Contains primary fuse. See warning2 below for important safety information.

6.POWER ON/OFF SWITCH: Turns the Matrix 1000 on

	or off.	NOTE: Use Pin #:
		1+ and 1-
	7. VOLTAGE SWITCH: Enables the Matrix 1000 to be

switched from 115 volts to 230 volts. See warning below for important safety information.

8.RIGHT SPEAKER OUTPUT: Speakon-style connector output for right monitor.

9.PHASE SWITCH: Sets the polarity of the Matrix 1000.

10.SUBWOOFER GAIN CONTROL: Controls the levels of Gain to the subwoofer.

11.GROUND/LIFT SWITCH: Remove ground from circuit to

eliminate excessive 60-cycle hum.

12. RIGHT MONITOR GAIN CONTROL: Controls the3 levels of Gain to the right side full range speaker.

13.XLR BALANCED RIGHT FULL-RANGE OUTPUT: Sends parallel full range signal out to other systems or components.

14.XLR BALANCED RIGHT FULL-RANGE INPUT: Connects the right side full range speaker to your mixing console.

15.LEFT MONITOR GAIN CONTROL: Controls the levels of Gain to the left side full range speaker.

16.XLR BALANCED LEFT FULL-RANGE OUTPUT: Sends parallel full range signal out to other systems or components.

17.XLR BALANCED LEFT FULL-RANGE INPUT: Connects the left side full range speaker to your mixing console.

18.LEFT CHANNEL CONTROLS

19.RIGHT CHANNEL CONTROLS

IMPORTANT: VOLTAGE SWITCH & FUSE HOLDER

U.S.A Customers: The MATRIX 1000 is already positioned to the correct voltage (115v) and also includes the correct fuse. DO NOT change the position of the switch described in (7) above prior to operation in the U.S.

International Customers: The Matrix 1000 is shipped internationally from our U.S. factory, with the voltage switch and fuse correctly set to your country’s requirements. DO NOT change the position of the switch described in (7) above prior to operation.