JBL EON 206P - Page 9

Getting Acquainted with the
EON
206P
Powered Mixer
This part
of
the
EON 206P system houses the mixing board and power
amplifier.
You
will
connect
all
of
the
microphones, musical
instruments,
external sound sources (like
MP3
or
CD players),
in
addition to any recording
devices
or
additional
speakers
like
a personal
monitor, subwoofer or
"Front
of
House"
feed.
The Basics
The mixing board is
actually a
very
simple
device. A
"mixing board"
brings audio sources
"in" (through
the inputs) and routes the
signal
to the outputs
(MASTER
VOLUME/SPEAKER
OUTPUTS or
MONITOR
OUTPUTS).
The mixer
controls enable the user to affect the tone and/or
volume
in
addition to routing the
signal
and adding reverb to
individual
input sources.
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Let's
look at the
"inputs"
first:
AUDIO INPUTS
The
EON 206P
has 6 inputs: 2 mono inputs and 2 stereo inputs.
All
of
the inputs
will
route to the speakers and to the
MONITOR OUTPUT
SECTION.
MONO MIC/LINE INPUTS
Moving from left
to right there are 2
identical
input strips comprised
of
(from top to bottom) a
treble control,
bass
control,
reverb
control,
reverb on/off button,
volunie control, mic/line selector
and a XLR 1/4"
combination conector.
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