Behringer DJ Equipment SX4882 Manual De Usuario

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EURODESK SX4882 User Manual

Each of the 24 main channels on the EURODESK SX4882 has its own DIRECT 

OUTPUT, which is taken from a point immediately after the fader (i.e. post EQ 

and after the aux sends, see block schematics). This can feed a tape track directly 

without having to resort to the subgroups, enabling more than eight different 

tracks to be recorded simultaneously. Almost alone among the EUROjacks, 

these are on unbalanced mono sockets at +4 dB. (See section 22  “Input/output 

configuration”, also section 16.1 “Recording”.)

6.1.1  
Much of the master section is taken up by master aux sends and returns. 

We’ll start with the sends (see fig. 6.1).
Stacked in a vertical column are six master aux send levels, one for each of 

buses 1 to 6 (

 to 

). Each one has a gain structure of minus infinity to 

+15 dB. The extra 15 dB of gain comes in once a knob passes a center detente 

(representing the “normal” unity gain position), enabling insensitive outboard 

FX to be properly driven. Each aux send has a SOLO button (

 to 

), 

and, as with other areas of mixer, a LOCAL SOLO LIGHT (

), which illuminates 

when any of the AUX master sends are solo-ed. This is to help you see exactly 

what has been solo-ed. Any experienced engineer will have had occasion to 

search painstakingly through every solo button on his/her console trying to find 

out why the main solo light was on, and the control room monitors silent!

Fig. 6.1: Aux sends.