5. CLIP LED Lights when the input signal begins to overload.
6. LEVEL KNOB Adjusts the input sensitivity (gain) for the ¼” and XLR inputs. Reduce the input level if the CLIP
LED lights.
7. XLR INPUT Connect a microphone, balanced mixer output, or the LINK OUTPUT from another speaker using
a balanced cable with a female XLR plug.
WARNING: Never use the ¼” and XLR inputs at the same time.
8. HIGH EQUALIZER Cut or boost treble frequencies by ±15 dB.
9. LOW EQUALIZER Cut or boost bass frequencies by ±15 dB.
10. LINK OUTPUT Sends a copy of the source signal to another speaker using an XLR cable.
11. POWER LED Lights when the speaker is turned on.
Step 3: Getting started
1. Place the speaker(s) in desired locations, either on stands or as wedge monitors on the floor.
2. Make all necessary connections. DO NOT turn on the power yet.
3. Turn on your audio source (mixer, microphone).
4. Turn on your speaker(s) by pressing the POWER SWITCH. The POWER LED will light up.
5. Play your audio source or speak into your microphone at a normal to loud level.
6. Adjust the LEVEL knob to the desired volume level. If the CLIP LED flashes, turn the LEVEL knob back down.
If using multiple speakers, the LEVEL knob must be adjusted on each speaker.
7. If necessary, adjust the HIGH and LOW EQUALIZER knobs on each speaker to boost or cut treble and bass
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