User's Manual

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Owner’s Manual
Owner’s Manual
Hookup Diagrams
Typical Live Sound System
This diagram shows a bass and guitar attached to the channel  and 2 line-level inputs, each
via a mono eects processor. The Hi-Z switch is engaged on both channels. A mic'd up drum
kit utilizes the next four channels of the mixer. Microphones are connected to the following five
channels and will handle lead and background vocal duties. A phone is connected to the last
channel on the board, the /8" stereo input.
DRM8S powered subwoofers are connected to the lef and right main outputs. Those are then
connected to a pair of DRM25 loudspeakers to complete the PA. Two DRM22 loudspeakers
are also set up as stage monitors and connect to the mixer's aux (monitor) output via a graphic
EQ. The aux mon controls of each channel allow you to create a stage monitor mix as desired.
Headphones are used for monitoring and a footswitch allows you to mute/unmute the internal
eects as desired.
It's not shown, but a laptop may connect to the USB port on the rear panel of the mixer.
It allows the main mix of the performance to be recorded to a DAW, as well as playback
from the computer to the main mix.
USB 3-4
ONYX MIC PRE ONYX MIC PRE ONYX MIC PRE ONYX MIC PRE ONYX MIC PRE ONYX MIC PRE ONYX MIC PRE ONYX MIC PRE
MIC MIC MIC MIC MIC MIC
ONYX MIC PRE
MICMICMIC
LINE IN 8LINE IN 7LINE IN 6LINE IN 5LINE IN 4LINE IN 3
BAL/
UNBAL
BAL/
UNBAL
BAL/
UNBAL
BAL/
UNBAL
BAL/
UNBAL
BAL/
UNBAL
LEVEL
SET
GAIN
LEVEL
SET
GAIN
LEVEL
SET
GAIN
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U +60
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USB 1-2
TO PHONES/
CONTROL ROOM
BLEND
MUTE MUTE MUTE MUTE MUTE MUTE MUTE MUTE MUTE MUTE MUTE MUTE