Elite Acoustics Engineering D6-8 MKII User manual

WHAT IS IN THE BOX
Your D6-8 MKII package contains the following:
Elite Acoustics Engineering
D6-8 MKII 80W Lithium Battery Powered
Acoustic Amplier with 6 Channels,
Digital Mixer & Effects, and Bluetooth®
Quick Guide Handbook version v1.01
(1) Speaker
(1) AC to 12VDC Power Supply Adapter
(1) Quick Start Guide & Registration Card
(1) Speaker Handle Grip
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by Elite Acoustics Designs, Inc is under license
NOTE: Due to continuous development and improvements of our products, features and specications are subject to
change without notice. All weights and measures are approximate.
For a copy of the complete User’s Manual, please visit: www.eliteacoustics.com - July 10, 2019

QUICK START MIC AND ACOUSTIC GUITAR
In this example we connect an acoustic guitar to Chan 1, and a
Mic to Chan 2.
1. Set Battery Switch to “Connect”
2. With “Speaker Volume” turned down, Turn “Power Switch” to
“On” position.
3. Connect the Line Level Output of your acoustic guitar into
Chan 1, Line 1/4” input jack. Note: Chan 1 Source is set to
“Mic/Line.”
4. Connect your Mic to Chan 2, XLR input jack. Note: Chan 2
Source is set to “Mic/Line.”
5. Set input levels. Press “System”; the LCD shows a level bar
graph for each channel. Adjust rear panel “Gain” control until
the display shows -12dB for Guitar and Mic.
5A. Adjust Master Volume for desired output level.
6. Set Mic Mix, EQ, and Reverb.
6A. Press “Main” adjust chan 2 encoder to +9, i.e., approxi-
mately 75% of max level.
6B. Press Chan 2 Encoder: LCD shows EQ parameters for
Chan 2. Adjust 5 encoders as necessary to set your EQ.
For our example we’ll set “LowC” to 180 Hz, “Low” to +4.0,
“Mid” to +5, “MidF” to 2.0k and “Hi” to +2.0.
6C. Press “Reverb” Chan 2 encoder +2.0.
7. Repeat step 6 for Chan 1 (acoustic guitar) Mix, EQ, and Re-
verb.
8. Start with master EQ, Low, Mid, and High set at (detent
position) and adjust as needed.

Main
Pan
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch56
Chorus
Reverb
Delay
System
Aux
Main
LCD FUNCTIONS
Main
Main
Mix
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch56
Main
Pan
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch56
Aux
Mix
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch56
Aux
Pan
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch56
“Main” Page 1: “Main Mix”
Adjust the level of each of the
5 channels.
“Aux” : “Aux Mix” Adjust the level of each of the 5
channels sent to the Aux Outputs.
“Aux” : “Aux Pan” Adjust the panning between
“Aux Send 1” and “Aux Send 2” for each of the 5
channels.
“Main” Page 2: “Main Pan”
Adjust the stereo panning for each of
the 5 channels.
Aux
Menu Buttons with LCD:
Press any of the 6 menu buttons(black button located to the
left and right of LCD) or 5 encoders(blue knobs located around
LCD) to access and adjust features and settings. Most menus
have several pages of options, which are adjusted by turning the
corresponding encoder.

System
“System” : “Input Levels”
Displays a bar graph for each
channel’s input level. Adjust the
channel’s “Gain” pot to set desired
level.
“System” : “Routing”
Assign “Pre” or “Post” fader i.e., “Main
Mix” Channel 1 through Channel 6,
signals to the Aux Sends. You can also
select either “Main” mix or “Aux” mix as
the source for the XLR outputs.
“Reverb” : “Reverb Sends”
Adjust the Reverb level of each
of the 5 channels.
“Delay” : “Delay Param”
Adjust “Modulation,” “Feedback,”
“Time Offset,” “BPM” Delay Time, and
“Level” of the delay.
“Chorus” : “Chorus Sends”
Adjust the Chorus level of each of
the 5 channels.
“Chorus” : “Chorus Param”
Adjust the Depth of the Chorus for
each of the 5 channels.
“System” : “Scenes”
Save and Recall up to 10 mixes i.e.,
scenes.
“Reverb” : “Reverb Param”
Adjust the Decay and Tone of the
Reverb.
“Reverb” : “Delay Routes”
Assign a channel to the delay. Note
that this is an “insert” type effect and
is intended for a selectable single
channel. It precedes the Reverb and
Chorus effects.
Reverb
Reverb
Sends
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch56
Delay
Delay
Param
Mod
Fbck TimX BPM
Lvl
1 120
Delay
Route
Chan
1
Chorus
Chorus
Sends
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch56
Xlr Out
Eq Hi
LowM idF
Mid
LCut
“System” : “XLR out EQ”
Setting for EQ for the XLR outputs
when it is SET on “MAIN outputs”

“Encoder Select” (press to enable):
“Ch 1 EQ”
Adjust the EQ settings for which ever
channel is selected. (Chan 1- 5/6)
“Encoder Select” (press to enable):
“Ch 1 Insert”
Adjust the Insert settings for the
selected channel (Ch.1-4). Note: this
includes Gain and Threshold settings
as well as an independent Noise Gate.
“Encoder Select” (press to enable):
“Ch 5/6 Insert”
Adjust the Insert settings for Channel
5/6. Note: this includes Gain and
Threshold settings as well as an
independent Noise Gate.
REFERENCE DIAGRAM
Input Levels
123456
-40
-12
-6
+48V Power
Chorus
Reverb
Delay
System
Aux
Main
D6-8 - Live-Performance Studio Monitor
with Six Channels, Digital Mixer & Effects, and Bluetooth®
ELITE ACOUSTICS
ELITE ACOUSTICS
Low
-15 +15
Mid
-15 +15
High
-15 +15
Monitor Level
0 10
Mono
Peak
Signal
Aux In Level
0 10
Aux In
On/Off : Hold
Pair : Quick Tap
ELITE ACOUSTICS
For Maximum Battery Life
- Recharge after every use
- Use & recharge battery at least once a month
- Do not leave power switch in the “ON”
position when it is not in use
- Keep unit in a cool, dry place away from extreme
temperatures
- Do not service, modify,or replace the battery
- If the battery fails to charge, contact Elite Acoustics
WARNING
Only exchange the original speaker system
battery with a genuine Elite Acoustics
Engineering replacement. Elite Acoustics
Engineering cannot guarantee the safety and
compatibility of batteries from other
manufactures for the use in operating the speaker
system. Use of an uncertified battery may void all
warranties.
www.eliteacoustics.com
Battery Switch
- Connect - to enable battery power
- Disconnect - to disable battery power
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
24
16
17
18
26
19
20
22
21
23
3 4
2 1
7
6
58
25
Ch 1
Insert Gain
Gate Cmp
Ch 1
Util V dB
V Hz
Pol
=
“Encoder Select” (press to enable):
“Ch 1 UTIL
Adjust Phase and Notch Filter level/
Freq. settings for channel selected.
(CHAN 1 to CHAN 4)

Power LED:
BLUE [1]: Indicate unit is ON
+48V LED [2]: Indicates Phantom Power is on
Monitor Output Controls
Speaker Volume [3]: Control speakers’ volume level
Mono [4]: Changes speaker output to Mono sound
Equalizer [5]: Adjust High, Mid, and Low Frequency response
Peak LED [6]: RED indicate Signal Clip
Signal LED [7]: GREEN indicate Signal Present
Aux Input/Level [8]: Connect audio source with 1/8” jack from MP3/CD player
Channel 1
Gain [9]: Gain level control
Mute [10]: Mute Channel
PAD [11]: Fixed attenuation to reduce input level
Source[12]: Select Mic/Line or Instrument input
Instrument In [13]: 1/4” TRS inputs
Line In [14]: 1/4” TRS inputs
Mic In [15]: XLR for Microphone Input
Channel 2
Gain [9]: Gain level control
Mute [10]: Mute Channel
PAD [11]: Fixed attenuation to reduce input level
Source[12]: Select Mic/Line or Instrument input
Instrument In [13]: 1/4” TRS inputs
Line In [14]: 1/4” TRS inputs
Mic In [15]: XLR for Microphone Input
Channel 3
Gain [9]: Gain level control
Mute [10]: Mute Channel
PAD [11]: Fixed attenuation to reduce input level
Line In [14]: 1/4” TRS inputs
Mic In [15]: XLR for Microphone Input
Channel 4
Gain [9]: Gain level control
Mute [10]: Mute Channel
PAD [11]: Fixed attenuation to reduce input level
Line In [14]: 1/4” TRS inputs
Mic In [15]: XLR for Microphone Input
Refer to Reference Diagram in previous page for features listed below

BLUETOOTH® FUNCTION
• To turn ON/OFF Bluetooth® function
PRESS/HOLD down MODE button for approximately 5 seconds
Both LEDs will ash at the same time
• To pair device to the speaker system
Bluetooth® needs to be turned ON
QUICK TAP the MODE button once
Both Flashing LED: indicate Bluetooth®is ready to be paired
Flashing Blue LED only: indicate Bluetooth®is connected
Channel 5/6
Level [26]: Level control
Left (Mono) [16]: 1/4” balance TRS input
Right [17]: 1/4” balance TRS input
Aux
Aux Send Level [18]: Aux output level control
Aux Send 1 [19]: 1/4” balance TRS output
Aux Send 2 [20]: 1/4” balance TRS output
Monitor Output: Connect with extra speakers/monitors
Monitor Right Output [21]: Connect to another speaker using 1/4” TRS
Output Source [22]: Select either Main Mix or Direct Output for Chan 1 & 2
Main Output [23]: XLR Left/Right Output
MIDI: MIDI IN/OUT [24]: 5 PIN DIN connectors for MIDI controllers
Battery Switch[25] : Battery Slide Switch to preserve battery life for storage or transit
Connect: Enable battery power when using unit
Disconnect: Disable battery power when storing unit to preserve battery life

FOR MAXIMUM BATTERY LIFE
• Battery Type: LifePO4 - Lithium Iron Phosphate.
• Charge Battery when is LOW or Depleted.
• Use & recharge battery at least once a month
• DO NOT leave power switch in the “ON” position when it is not
in use. Doing so after a long period of time will damage the
battery
• If unit is always plugged in, it is recommendate to put Battery
Swtich in Disconnected position, but make sure to recharge unit
monthly.
• Keep unit in a cool, dry place away from extreme temperatures
• Do not service, modify, or replace the battery
• If the battery fails to charge, contact Elite Acoustics Engineering
EAE BATTERY & RECHARGING INFORMATION
1. To fully charge a unit –
a. Set Battery Switch to “CONNECT”
b. Turn Power Switch OFF
c. Connect “AC” adaptor to Power Jack.
d. (Bi-Color) “Charge” LED should be lit, Charge time can vary from 5 to 6 hours
e. Once it is fully charged LED “Bi Color” will turn off.
2. When unit is powered with “AC” adaptor, Battery Switch should be in “DISCONNECT”
position if Battery is already fully charged.
3. Battery Switch should be on “DISCONNECT” when unit is packed for transit or unit
is in storage. Make sure battery is fully charged before UNIT is put into storage. We
recommend fully drain and then fully charging the battery at least once each month.
• Battery Meter -
•
• A: Normal (GREEN), Low (RED), B: Normal (GREEN), Low
(RED). Charge LED (Bi-color) RED/YELLOW.
• Normal- GREEN LEDs indicaed Battery is charged ~80% or
MORE.
• LOW - RED LEDs indicate Battery is less then ~10% Charged.
• When Both “Normal” and “Low” LEDs are on at the same time,
the battery level is lower then ~25%
• CHARGE LEDs (Bi-color LED) - Both Color “ON” while it is
CHARGING, both color “OFF” when fully charged.
Normal Normal Charging
Battery Level
A B
Low Low

SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
• System Architecture : Ultra high-speed high-capacity DSP with lossless A/D and D/A
conversion. Integrated Digital Mixer supports routing and seamless signal-level management
for ve fully congurable audio channels. Color Graphic LCD presents a highly intuitive GUI for
settings, save & recall, and MIDI functionality.
• Digital Effects and Controls: Channel Parametric EQ, Notch Filter, Compressor, Noise Gate,
Main and Aux panning, Reverb, Chorus, Delay, Real-Time Chan-Level Bar Graphs, Save & Recall
Programs.
• Analog Master controls: Master Volume, Mono Switch, Equalizer (Low, Mid, High)
• Speakers: 8” Woofer; 1” Silk-dome Tweeter
• Amplier: 80W Class D Bi-AMP
• Nominal output levels (1 kHz): Right Channel Link out: -10 dBu Main/Direct Output: +4dBu
• Stereo Inputs: 1/4” Left/Right input jacks
• Phantom Power: +48V
• Aux in control: Level knob
• Displays: Color Graphic LCD; signal, peak, sys power, phantom power, and batter level LEDs
• Connectors: CH1 & 2: Input jacks (mic XLR, 1/4” Line, 1/4” Instrument ), CH3/4: (mic XLR, 1/4”
Line), CH5/6: Left/Right stereo input (1/4” TRS), AUX in: (1/8” jack), Right channel output (1/4”),
XLR Direct Out (Chan 1 & 2) or Main Mix outputs, DC in jack
• Power Switch
• Power Supply Adaptor: DC 12V, 5000mA
• Built-in Battery: 11000mAh Lithium Iron Phosphate (LifePO4)
approximately 4 to 6 hrs play timewith full charge.
• Other features:
Playback from Bluetooth device
Optimized front ports for extended low-frequency response
Magnetic shielding eliminates interference with other electronic equipment
Rechargeable Battery can be recharged from Car battery when using DC car
adaptor cord *Optional*
Built-in pole-mount, 35mm receptacle on bottom of unit
• Accessories: AC cord, AC adaptor, DC cord for the car, Owner’s manual
• Dimensions: 10.90”L x 10.25”W x 16.40”H
• Weight: 28 lbs
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CAR ADAPTOR “OPTIONAL”
• Unit can operate normally when plug into the Car Adaptor.
• Battery can also be charged by using the Car Adaptor.
• It is not recommedate that you leave the unit plugged in while car is not running.

WARRANTY (USA ONLY)
Contact the Distributor in your area for service and warranty info.
Elite Acoustics Engineering Inc. warrants this product to be free of defects in material and workmanship (excluding
battery) for a period of 1 year from the date of original retail purchase. Elite Acoustics Engineering Inc. warrants
the Speaker’s Battery for 90 days from the date of original retail purchase. This warranty is enforceable only by the
original retail purchaser. To be protected by this warranty, the purchaser must complete and return the enclosed
warranty card within 14 days of purchase. During the warranty period EAE shall, as its sole and absolute option,
either repair or replace, free of charge, any product that proves to be defective on inspection by EAE or its authorized
service representative. To obtain warranty service, contact Elite Acoustics Engineering Technical Support via email:
TO AN ELITE ACOUSTIC ENGINEERING SERVICE CENTER. All inquires must be accompanied by a description
of the problem. All authorized returns must be sent to the EAE repair facility postage prepaid, insured and properly
packaged. EAE reserves the right to update any unit returned for repair. EAE reserves the right to change or
improve the design of the product at any time without prior notice. This warranty does not cover claims for damage
due to abuse, neglect, alteration, or attempted repair by unauthorized personnel and is limited to failures arising
during normal use that are due to defects in material or workmanship in the product. Any implied warranties,
including implied warranties of merchantability and tness for a particular purpose, are limited in duration to the
length of this limited warranty. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, therefore
above limitation may not apply to you. In no event will EAE be liable for incidental, consequential, or other damages
resulting from the breach of any express or implied warranty, including among other things, damage to property,
damage based on inconvenience or on loss of use of the product, and, to the extent permitted by law, damages
for personal injury. Some states do not allow the exclusion of limitation of incidental or consequential damages,
so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specic legal rights, and you
may also have other rights, which vary from state to state. This warranty only applies to products sold and used in
the United States of America. For warranty information in all other countries please refer to your local distributor.
©Elite Acoustics Engineering Inc.
THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO
THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS.
1. THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND
2. THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING
INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.
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