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The DX4™ is part of American Audio’s continu- ing evolution in audio technology. This unit has
been built and designed with the typical DJ in mind, by DJ’s. We have attempted to provide you with the most reliable product on the market by using only components made from quality products.
MASTER LEVEL (5) - Use this level control to set your volume output. Try never to send an output of more than +4dB to your system. Signal at levels higher than this will start to distort and may cause damage to your system and speakers. Remember that a distorted signal from you mixer will only be multiplied throughout your system.
HEADPHONES (16) - To avoid sever hearing damage, always be sure the headphone level is set to minimum before plugging them in. Never put the headphone on without making sure the headphone level is turned down.
MICROPHONE 1 (1) - The main mic connector uses a 1/4” jack unbalanced connector on the rear of the unit or XLR balanced connection on the face of the unit. Both microphone connection marks as MIC 1 are controlled by the MIC 1 VOLUME knob. Always leave the mic level to it’s minimum level when not in use.
BALANCED XLR OUTPUTS (18) - The Master Output includes a pair XLR Balanced JACKS as well as a pair RCA UNBALANCED JACKS (19). The
FADER ASSIGN SWITCH (11) - This is a five position switch that assigns a channel to the CROSSFADER (12) . When a channel is assigned to the left side of the CROSSFADER (12) that chan- nels output level is routed to and controlled by the CROSSFADER (12) . Sliding the CROSSFADER (12) to left position will send the volume output of the assigned channel to the MASTER VOLUME LEVEL
(5), siding the CROSSFADER (12) to right position will cut that channels volume to MASTER VOLUME LEVEL (5) The reverse is true for the right channel fader assign switch. When the assign switch is set to the "OFF" position the crossfader will have no function.
BOOTH LEVEL (BOOTH LEVEL VOLUME CONTROL) (13) - This rotary knob is used to control the output volume to any source connect to the BOOTH OUTPUT JACKS (25) on the rear of the unit. Be sure this volume control is always set to zero before turning the unit on and off.
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