To Configure the Amplifier for Six-Channel Use

11Connect. the left front channel interconnect from your pre-amp or source component to the CHANNEL 1 balanced XLR or unbalanced RCA input connector. Select the correct balanced or unbalanced input connector by flipping the Channel 1 BAL/UNBAL switch towards the connector that is being used.

2Connect the right front channel interconnect from your pre-amp or source component to the CHANNEL 6 balanced XLR or unbalanced RCA input connector. Select the correct balanced or unbalanced input connector by flipping the Channel 6 BAL/UNBAL switch towards the connector that is being used.

3Connect the left rear channel interconnect from your pre-amp or source component to the CHANNEL 2 balanced XLR or unbalanced RCA input connector. Select the correct balanced or unbalanced input connector by flipping the Channel 2 BAL/UNBAL switch towards the connector that is being used.

4Connect the right rear channel interconnect from your pre-amp or source component to the CHANNEL 5 balanced XLR or unbalanced RCA input connector. Select the correct balanced or unbalanced input connector by flipping the Channel 5 BAL/UNBAL switch towards the connector that is being used.

5Connect the center channel interconnect from your pre-amp or source component to the CHANNEL 3 balanced XLR or unbalanced RCA input connector. Select the correct balanced or unbalanced input connector by flipping the Channel 3 BAL/UNBAL switch towards the connector that is being used.

6Connect the passive subwoofer channel interconnect from your pre-amp or source component to the CHANNEL 4 balanced XLR or unbalanced RCA input connector. Select the correct balanced or unbalanced input connector by flipping the Channel 4 BAL/UNBAL switch towards the connector that is being used.

7Verify that all of the LINK INPUT switches are in the “OFF” position, or down towards the UNLINK (NORMAL) position.

8Connect your left front loudspeaker cable to the Channel 1 SPEAKER OUTPUT connector.

9Connect your right front loudspeaker cable to the Channel 6 SPEAKER OUTPUT connector.

10Connect your left rear loudspeaker cable to the Channel 2 SPEAKER OUTPUT connector.

11Connect your right rear loudspeaker cable to the Channel 5 SPEAKER OUTPUT connector.

12Connect your center channel loudspeaker cable to the Channel 3 SPEAKER OUTPUT connector.

13Connect your passive subwoofer loudspeaker cable to the Channel 4 SPEAKER OUTPUT connector.

The signal connections are now complete. Please recheck your connections before operating the amplifier.

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MC-6 specifications

The Link electronic MC-6 is an advanced multi-channel sound system controller designed for musicians, sound engineers, and music producers who require high-quality sound management and versatile control in their audio setups. Known for its innovative features and robust performance, the MC-6 stands out as a vital tool in both live sound and studio environments.

One of the principal features of the MC-6 is its ability to manage up to six audio channels simultaneously. This allows users to create custom mixes tailored to their specific needs, enabling precise control over each individual sound source. The user interface is designed for ease of use, with intuitive controls that allow for quick adjustments on-the-fly. This is a critical advantage during live performances where time is of the essence.

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