Yamaha EMX68s Manual Do Utilizador
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Example setups
EMX88S/EMX68S—Owner’s Manual
• Connect mics or instruments, such as keyboards,
to the channel input jacks.
• Connect the main speakers to the SPEAKERS A,
B 1/2 jacks and the monitor speakers.
• If you will be using an external effect such as
delay or reverb, connect the EMX88S/EMX68S’s
EFFECT OUT jack to the input jack of the exter-
nal effect, and connect the output jack of the
external effect to the EMX88S/EMX68S’s AUX IN
jack.
EFFECT OUT jack to the input jack of the exter-
nal effect, and connect the output jack of the
external effect to the EMX88S/EMX68S’s AUX IN
jack.
Using an external effect
1
Set the EFFECT section EFFECT OUT con-
trol to the “√
trol to the “√
√
√
√
” position.
2
Raise the EFFECT controls for the channels
to which you want the external effect to
be applied.
to which you want the external effect to
be applied.
3
Adjust the input level of the external
effect so that the sound is not distorted at
the input of the external effect.
effect so that the sound is not distorted at
the input of the external effect.
4
Use the MAIN section AUX IN control to
adjust the level of the sound processed by
the effect.
adjust the level of the sound processed by
the effect.
Note: If you are using an external effect, we rec-
ommend that you turn down the EFFECT RTN
controls of the MAIN and MONITOR sections.
If the external effect has a stereo output, it is
possible to connect its output jacks to the LINE
jacks. However in this case, be sure that the
EFFECT controls are turned all the way down
for the channels into which the effect sound is
being input. If the EFFECT controls are raised,
feedback will occur, and your speakers may be
damaged.
ommend that you turn down the EFFECT RTN
controls of the MAIN and MONITOR sections.
If the external effect has a stereo output, it is
possible to connect its output jacks to the LINE
jacks. However in this case, be sure that the
EFFECT controls are turned all the way down
for the channels into which the effect sound is
being input. If the EFFECT controls are raised,
feedback will occur, and your speakers may be
damaged.