23. INPUT/OUTPUT CONFIGURATION

 

Nominal level

Balanced

Attenuation

EURODESK internal

+4 dBu

-

-

XLR microphone input

-

Yes

Trimpot / PAD switch

Line A input

+4 dBu

Yes

Trimpot

Line B / tape input

+4 dBu / -10 dBV

Yes

Gain switch

Aux sends

+4 dBu

No

Pot

Aux returns

0 dBu

No

Pot

MIX-B output

+4 dBu

No

Pot

Subgroup output

+4 dBu / -10 dBV

Yes

Gain switch

Main mix 1/4" jack

+4 dBu

No

Fader

Main mix XLR

+4 dBu (max. +28 dBu)

Yes

Fader

2-track out RCA

+4 dBu

No

Fader

2-track in 1/4" jack / RCA

+4 dBu

No

No

External input

+4 dBu

No

No

Channel insert out

+4 dBu

No

No

Channel insert in

+4 dBu

No

No

Channel direct out

+4 dBu

No

Fader

Subgroup insert out

0 dBu

No

No

Subgroup insert in

0 dBu

No

No

Main mix insert out

0 dBu

No

No

Main mix insert in

0 dBu

No

No

Control room out

+4 dBu

No

Pot

Studio out

+4 dBu

No

Pot

Meter / analyzer out

+4 dBu

No

No

Fig. 23.1: Input/output configuration

The EXPANDER PORT inputs have a nominal level of -2 dBu (subgroup/mix) and +2 dBu (aux).

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All variable gain circuits offer +15 dB (except aux returns, which offer +20 dB).

All balanced jack sockets are automatically unbalanced when using an unbalanced jack patch lead!

24. MODIFICATIONS

+These modifications require you to do some soldering. Attempt only if you are experienced in using an iron on PCBs. Otherwise, refer to qualified personnel. After modification the warranty becomes discretionary.

+Excuse us for repeating ourselves once again: BEHRINGER is not responsible for anything what happens after you start disassembling your EURODESK MX9000. Don't even think of it, if you make much of your warranty privileges.

+Links should not be threaded into holes on the PCB. They should be soldered to the tinned areas around the holes, and bowed slightly upwards in between.

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