MASTER SECTION FEATURES
LAMP
In the master section, signals leaving the channel strips are mixed, manipulated and sent to the outputs in the patchbay. Addition-
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ally, there are four more stereo inputs here, used to add effects to the main mix or other destinations.
45. LAMPThis female BNC connector provides 12 volts on its center pin. Connect any quality gooseneck lamp here.
AUX SEND MASTER: (46 and 47)46. AUX SEND MASTERSAux send signals originate at each channel’s AUX (26) knobs, are mixed together, sent through these controls, and exit at the patchbay’s AUX SENDS (10). Turned fully up, these controls provide 15 dB of additional gain,
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the center “U” label is unity gain and fully down is off.
When an aux send is used for monitors, these knobs can be used to raise or lower individual monitor mixes to suit the performer’s taste. For recording work, these knobs are typically set near unity and left alone; most adjustments are made per channel.
47. SOLOEngaging any of these switches will isolate the associated signal and send it to the control room, phones and meters. See RUDE SOLO
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LIGHT (61) and MODE (63) for more informa- tion.
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