Behringer MIC800 사용자 가이드

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MINIMIC MIC800

2. CONTROL ELEMENTS

Do not put the MIC800 on any equipment that generates intense heat, for example an amplifier.
Ensure that the ventilation openings that are located on the top panel of the MIC800 are not covered
or blocked. To power the MIC800, use only the power supply unit that is delivered with your equipment.

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This chapter begins with an introduction to using the MIC800. For details about:

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using MIC800 features, see 2.2 Front panel

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setting up the MIC800, see 2.3 Rear panel

Microphones and instruments such as guitars and basses output low-level signals. However, most
types of audio equipment can only process line-level signals, which average +4 dBu for studio
equipment and -10 dBV for Hi-Fi and home-recording equipment. For example, you cannot route
microphone output directly to a compressor. You need an intermediary piece of audio equipment.
This piece of equipment is the MIC800.

When the MIC800 receives a low-level signal, the MIC800 immediately raises the signal to line
level. Before the MIC800 outputs the line-level signal to another piece of audio equipment, you can:

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adjust the level and the polarity of the audio signal

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add warmth and other characteristics to the audio signal

The MIC800 can receive low-level signals from the following types of audio equipment:

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microphones that you use to convert vocals and some instrument sounds into electrical energy

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DI boxes that you use to input signals from most types of electric instruments (electric guitars
and basses, for example)

The MIC800 can also receive line-level signals when these signals are also mono signals.  Examples
of audio equipment that output these mono signals include some types of keyboards and soundcards.

In this documentation, the signals that the MIC800 receives are referred to as input signals.

The MIC800 can send line-level signals to most types of audio equipment. Some examples include
compressors, mixers, multi-track recorders, power amps. In this documentation, the signals that the
MIC800 sends are referred to as output signals.