Behringer XENYX 1002FX User Guide

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XENYX 1002FX/1202FX
3.2 Live sound
Fig. 3.2: Live application of the 1202FX
3. APPLICATIONS
This illustration shows a typical arrangement for a live setup.
Two vocal microphones and the line outputs of a guitar and a
bass amplifier are connected to the mono channels of the 1202FX.
A keyboard and a drum computer are connected to the stereo
channels. The power amplifier in your sound system is connected
to the main outputs; equipment such as compressors, equalizers
or crossovers are located between the mixer and the amp in the
signal path. If you wish to make a live recording, you can connect
your recording equipment (in this case, a minidisk recorder) to
the CD/tape outputs. A CD player that is playing during
intermissions is connected via the CD/tape inputs. If you connect
a recorder/player combo (e. g. a tape deck recorder), the
CD/TAPE TO MIX switch should not be pressed during a recording
because this way the signal intended for recording would be
directly re-routed back to the mixing console, and then back to
the recorder... this would cause a feedback loop as soon as you
hit the record button. A loud, unpleasant, even painful sound
would result.
If you are using an external effects processor (wired as
shown in the illustration), please make sure that the FX SEND
control in channel 11/12 is turned all the way down
counterclockwise to avoid creating a feedback loop.

Behringer XENYX 1002FX Specifications

General

Headphone out	Yes
Product color	Black
Video capability	No
Equalizer bands quantity	3
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)	0.005 %
Microphone input impedance	2600 Ω

Weight and Dimensions

Depth	220 mm
Width	189 mm
Height	47 mm
Weight	1600 g