XLR Cabinet Emulation functions

Section - 2 Setting Up

Johnson Millennium

Input	Output
Loop Send	Loop Return

Input

Left Direct XLR Output

Right Direct XLR Output

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Running Direct with the Programmable Cabinet Emulator XLR Direct Outs

The Millennium offers you two ways to record guitar tracks. With the first, you can do classic recordings by placing a microphone in front of the speakers of the Millennium. Or, you can use the XLR direct output to record direct to a mixing console. When running direct, the Millenniums’ speakers can be disconnected so the only signal being heard is that being run to the board.

Now you can run out of the Millennium to the mixing board using the following XLR cabinet functions:

Engaging the XLR cabinet Emulator is done in Page 2 of the Utilities menu. To get there, press the <Utilities> button. Now use the <Page> knob and turn to page 2. Once there, you can globally enable (global on) or disable (global off) the Emulator or enable local settings (local on) by turning the <4> knob. To set up local (Presets dependent) emulation on page 2 of the Output/Master mix module in edit mode

To Exit this mode, simply press the <Preset> button.

At this point, you will want to run from either Left or Right XLR outputs (or both for a stereo mix), into the selected inputs of the Mixer. You can set the Output mode to either Stereo (splitting the signal into a stereo soundfield) or Mono (summing the stereo signal) on page 1 of the Utilities menu by using the <2> knob to select the mode.

As usual, it is a good idea to check all of the cables being used when making connections to ensure that good contact is being made. Notice that once the XLR Speaker Cabinet Emulator is turned On, the SPEAKER icon will appear in the display.

User Guide

Stereo150 specifications

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Millennium Enterprises Stereo150 manual XLR Cabinet Emulation functions

Models: Stereo150