User Manual

Balanced Output

(opposite panel)

Input

Amp Speaker

Output

Amplier Amp Speaker

Input

PA Mixer

Link Output

SIGNAL FLOW

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The PDC22 balanced output provides a clean signal at a low level so long runs of

cable are possible. Another beneﬁt from a balanced connection is common mode

rejection, which provides cancellation of the bad sounds (hums and buzzes) while

leaving the original signal pure.

Direct insertion of an Instrument into a PAsystem

One of the most common applications for using a DI box is getting the signal of

a bass guitar into the PA system. Simply put, the low frequencies produced by bass

are dicult to mic, so use of a DI box is almost always preferable. In addition, the

signal going to PA system can be tweaked by the FOH (front of house) engineer,

without aecting the sound the musician dials up on stage. You can use PDC22 to

plug a guitar directly into the PA system as well. Especially acoustic guitars with

pickups and when using electronic guitar processors and modelers. Follow the

diagram and steps below to connect a guitar to a PA mixer.

• Connect the output of the guitar or bass to the PDC22 INPUT

• Connect PDC22's PARA OUT to the input of the guitar or bass ampliﬁer.

• Connect PDC22's BALANCED OUTPUT to the input of main PA mixer.

NOTE:

To avoid annoying pops and clicks be sure to mute (or turn down the volume control)

of your mixer’s output while connecting the PDC22.