Inkel MX995 User manual

OPERATING
(AYTRUCHTON
AUDIO
MIXER
MX995

1
Unpacking
and
Installation
—
Although
it
is
neither
complicated
to
install
nor
difficult
to
operate
your
Audio
Mixer,
a
few
minutes
of
your
tim
is
re-
quired
to
read
this
manual
for
a
properly
wired
installation
and
becoming
familiar
with
its
many
features
and
how
to
use
them.
Please
take
a
great
care
in
unpacking
your
mixer
and
do
not
discard
the
carton
and
other
packing
materials.
They
may
be
needed
when
moving
your
set
and
are
required
if
it
ever
becomes
necessary
to
return
your
set
for
service.
Never
place
the
unit
near
raditors,
in
front
of
heating
vents,
to
direct
sun
light,
in
excessively
humid
or
dusty
location
to
avoid
early
damage
and
for
your
years
of
quality
entertainment.
Connect
your
complementary
components
as
illustrated
in
the
following
page.
Features
of
Audio
Mixer
MX-995
10
channel
input
and
2
channel
output
amplifiers
are
incorporated.
Any
sound
source
of
microphone,
turntable,
cassette
deck
and
electric
guitar
can
be
applied
to
this
10
channel
in-
puts
and
newly
developed
circuitry
is
providing
low
distortion
(THD
1KHz
0.03%)
and
high
signal
to
noise
(S/N)
ratio.
Tone Control System
Adjustment
of
BASS
and
TREBLE
controls
for
the
accoustic
characteristics
of
microphone,
speakers
and
room
Structure.
Panpot for Stereo Effect
You
can
distribute
the
signal
level
from
microphone
and
electric
guitar
as
monophonic
sources
between
left
and
right
channels
to
make
a
stereo
sound
effect.
Function of Echo
To
make
natural
and
wide
effect
of
echo
sound,
this
mixer
employs
BBD
(Bucket
Brigade
Devices)
IC.
You
can
ad-
just
the
time
interval
of
echo
(40m
Sec
~
0.4
Sec),
frequency
and
the
level
of
echo
volume
from
each
channel
to
make
sufficient
echo
effect
as
you
want.
Input
and
Output
Monitoring
You
can
monitor
the
input
and
output
signals
by
headphone
with
MONITOR
SELECTOR
switch
very
conve-
niently.
Function of Electro-Start
Channel
7,
8
and
9,
10
input
volumes
are
provided
with
electro-start
function
to
control
AC
power
automatically
to
the
AC
outlet
on
the
rear
panel.

Rear Panel Connections
Turntable
Cassette Deck
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Cassette Deck
Turntable
Speaker
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1. ACINPUT CORD
Plug
this
AC
INPUT
CORD
into
AC
outlet.
2.
AC
OUTLETS
FOR
TURNTABLES
(Optional)
You
can
turn
the
turntables
which
are
connected
to
this
outlets
ON
or
OFF
by
using
the
electro-start
function
of
CH
7/8,
9/10.
3. LINE OUT 1, 2
Singal
from
these
LINE
OUT
jacks
is
to
be
connected
to
AUX
jacks
or
TAPE
IN
jacks
if
necessary
on
the
amplifier.
4. TAPE OUT 1, 2
These
output
jacks
are
auxiliary
of
LINE
OUT
jacks
and
can
be
connected
with
monitor
amplifier
or
tape
recorder.
5. GND TERMINAL
This
terminal
is
to
be
connected
to
the
ground
terminal
of
turntable
to
reduce
hum
to
minimum.
6. LINE INPUTS
These
input
jacks
are
to
be
connected
with
output
jacks
of
tuner,
cassette
deck
and
electronic
organ.
If
the
signals
are
stereophonic,
you
can
connect
left
and
right
channel
signals
with
independent
inputs
and
adjust
PANPOT
controls
to
the
left
and
right
ends.
7, PHONO INPUTS
Inputs
1
to
4
are
provided
to
be
connected
with
magnetic
cartridge
type
turntables.
8. MIC INPUTS
These
inputs
are
to
be
connected
with
microphones
and
electric
guitars.
You
can
attenuate
the
sensitivity
by
position-
ing
INPUT
SELECTOR
to
MIC
ATT.

4)
These
input
jacks
are
to
be
connected
with
stereo
output
jacks
of
tuner,
cassette
deck
and
electronic
organ,
or
magnet-
ic
cartridge
type
turntables.
Front Panel Controls
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1. POWER SWITCH
To
turn
the
mixer
ON
or
OFF,
press
the
upper
part
or
lower
part
of
this
switch
button.
2. MONO/STEREO SELECTOR
You
can
control
the
mode
mono
or
stereo
by
this
button
according
to
the
program
source.
3. VU METERS
Indicate
the
output
level
and
the
red
colored
region
shows
overloaded
level.
4. INPUT SELECTOR
This
switch
is
used
for
selecting
the
appropriate
sensitivity
level
of
LINE/PHONO/MIC
input.
PHONO;
Use
this
position
when
you
want
to
mix
the
line
output
of
tuner
,
tape
deck
or
electronic
organ
with
sthigs
signals.
In
this
position,
the
level
is
attenuated
to
SOdB
compared
with
MIC
position.
PHONO;
Use
this
position
from
mgnetic
turntables.
The
level
is
attenuated
to
6dB
compared
with
MIC
position.
MIC;
Use
this
position
for
microphones
or
electric
guitars.
MIC
ATT;
Use
this
position
for
low
sensitive
indoor
microphones
or
electric
guitars.
The
level
is
attenuated
to
20dB
compared
with
MIC
position.

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5. BASS CONTROLS
You
can
modify
the
low
frequency
sound
as
much
as
+10dB
at
100Hz.
6.
TREBLE
CONTROLS
You
can
modify
the
high
frequency
sound
as
much
as
+10dB
at
10KHz.
7.
PANPOT
CONTROLS
You
can
distribute
the
signal
level
from
microphone
and
electric
guitar
as
monophonic
sources
between
left
and
right
channels
to
make
a
stereo
sound
effect.
8.
ECHO
LEVEL
CONTROLS
You
can
adjust
echo
level
of
individual
channel.
When
echo
is
not
in
use,
please
set
these
controls
at
the
minimum
positions.
9.
NAME
PLATES
FOR
INDICATION
OF
EQUIPMENTS
You
can
fill
in
these
white
plates
with
the
names
of
equipments
which
are
connected
to
the
relevant
channels.
10.
INPUT
LEVEL
VOLUME
This
is
used
for
adjusting
the
volume
of
signal
sources
which
are
connected
to
the
relevant
channels.
11.
MASTER
LEVEL
VOLUME
This
is
used
for
adjusting
the
volume
of
finally
mixed
sound.
12. ECHO DELAY TIME
This
is
ued
for
adjusting
the
time
interval
of
echo
repeat.
“0”
position
gives
approximately
0.04
sec
and
“10”
position
gives
0.4
sec.
13.
ECHO
REPEAT
CONTROL
You
can
adjust
frequency
of
echo
repeat.
“Q”
position
gives
once
and
“10”
position
7~8
times
of
echo
repeat.
14.
ECHO
MASTER
CONTROL
You
can
adjust
the
volume
level
of
echo
as
a
whole.
When
the
echo
is
not
in
use,
please
set
this
control
at
the
mini-
mum
position.
15.
MONITOR
SELECTOR
You
can
monitor
input
or
output
signals
by
selecting
input
channels
or
ouput
channels.
16.
MONITOR
LEVEL
CONTROL
This
is
used
for
adjusting
volume
level
of
headphone
monitoring.
17. HEADPHONE JACK
This
jack
is
used
for
headphones
when
youare
monitoring.

Specifications
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RATED OUTPUT VOLTAGE
PHONO AT 1KHz 2mV
MIC ATT 1KHz 10mV
LINE 1KHz 300mV
MIC 1KHz lmV
MAX OUTPUT VOLTAGE AT 1KHz
WITH NO MORE THAN 0.06% THD
TOTAL
HARMONIC
DISTORTION
AT
20Hz-20KHz
RMS
OUTPUT
FREQUENCY RESPONSE AT -3dB
MIC ATT
LINE
MIC
INPUT
OVERLOAD
AT
1KHz
CLIPPING
POINT
PHONO
MIC
ATT
LINE
MIC
S/N RATIO (IHF “A” WTD/UN WTD)
PHONO
MIC ATT
LINE
MIC
TONE CONTROL
BASS AT 100Hz
TREBLE AT 10KHz
PHONO EQUALIZATION 30Hz-15KHz
HEADPHONE OUTPUT
AT 1KHz8 OHM LOAD
ECHO EFFECT
DELAY TIME
ECHO REPEAT
1.2V (1.5V option)
TV
0.03%
15-30KHz
15-30KHz
15-20KHz
100mV
500mV
15V
50mV
72/65dB
76/70dB
76/70dB
61/S8dB
+10dB
+10dB
RIAA +1dB
1.5mW
0.04-0.4 sec
1-7 times
NOTE:
Specifications
and
the
design
subject
to
change
without
notice
for
improvements.

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