Micro Gate ?GRAPH Especificaciones descargar pdf (Pagina 53)

MICRO

CUE

AMP

cont'd

receive.

The left-hand

Input

2

control

determines

the

level

for

the

Out

t headphone

jack.

The right-hand

tnput

2

control

determines

the

level

for the Out

2

headphone

jack.

The MICRO

CUE

AMP

features

2

separate

headphone

output

jacks,

each

with independent

level control

over

inputs

1 and

2.

Out

1 is a stereo

headphone

output

with

the

volume

controlled

by

the

left

Input

1

and

Input 2 controls.

Out

2

is

a stereo

headphone

output

with the

volume

controlled

by

the

right Input

1

and

Input

2 controls.

The

green

LED

indicates that

the unit

is

on.

The

Input

1

Jacks

on

the back

panel

are

a

stereo

iack

which can

be

used

for connection

to

the stereo

auxiliary sends

of a

mixing

console,

or used

as

an

input

for

an

instrument such

as

guitar

or

keyboard

for

private

practicing.

The lnput

2 Jacks

on the back

panel

are

a stereo

jack

which can

be

used

for connection

to

the stereo

auxiliary

sends

of a

mixing

console,

or

used as

an

input

for

an

instrument

such as

guitar

or

keyboard

for

private

practicing.

The Input

2

Jack

is also

paralleled

with the

Stereo

Line

Out

Jack

for

chaining

additional

MICRO

CUE

AMPS together.

Stereo

Line

Out

is

used

for chaining

additional

MICRO

CUE

AMP units

together.

Only

the

signal

applied

to

Input

2

is

available

at

the Stereo

Line Out.

Operation

After connecting

your

MICRO CUE

AMP

(refer

to the section

on

installation),

simply

insert

your

headphones

into either

Out

1

or

Out

2 on the

front

panel,

and turn

the

Input

1

and/or

Input

2

control

until

the desired

headphone

volume

is reached.

MICRO

CUE

AMP

will adequately

drive

any set

of

headphones,

either

low

(8

ohms)

or

high

(600

ohms)

impedance.

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