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General| Power Supply | Internal |
|---|---|
| Phantom Power | +48V |
| Main Outputs | Stereo XLR and 1/4" |
| Aux Sends | 1 |
| Outputs | control room outputs, headphone output |
| Effects | Built-in digital effects processor |
| Inputs | Mic/line inputs, stereo line inputs |
Key guidelines for safe mixer operation, handling, and environmental considerations.
Crucial warnings about electrical shock, water exposure, and necessary servicing procedures.
Information on noise exposure limits and the importance of hearing protection during operation.
Steps to properly set all mixer controls to their initial neutral state before use.
Guidance on establishing audio connections between the mixer, speakers, and other devices.
Procedure for optimizing input signal levels using the GAIN control and LEVEL SET LED.
Techniques for balancing channel levels, using EQ, and applying built-in effects.
Key advice for efficient operation, including listening practices and equipment care.
General description of the DFX Series mixers, their design, and intended usage scenarios.
Detailed listing of functionalities for the mono input channels on the DFX Series.
Features specific to the stereo and line-only channels, particularly on the DFX 12 model.
Visual guide for connecting the DFX-12 mixer in a typical small club live sound scenario.
Illustrative diagram showing common connections for a DFX-6 mixer in a karaoke environment.
Details on using XLR inputs for microphones, including phantom power considerations.
How to connect line-level instruments and devices to the mono channel 1/4" inputs.
Guide to employing insert jacks for external effects or as direct channel outputs.
Explanation of the two methods for integrating external effects processors with the mixer.
Connecting the mixer's main stereo mix to amplification systems or speakers via XLR/TRS.
Utilizing the headphone jack for personal monitoring without affecting the main mix level.
Routing signals to stage monitors (AUX 1) and external effects processors (AUX 2).
Connecting the outputs of external effects units back into the mixer.
Using the CD/Tape inputs for playback and the tape output for recording.
Connecting an effects footswitch and details on AC power supply and the power switch.
Understanding the independent channel strips, input gain, and level setting indicators.
Applying the 75 Hz low-cut filter and the shelving EQ for tonal adjustments.
Adjusting monitor/effects sends, stereo panning, and muting individual channels.
Managing channel output levels with faders and identifying signal overload with the OL LED.
How to use the 5-band graphic EQ to shape the overall main mix or monitor sound.
Switching the graphic EQ between main mix and monitor outputs, and using the bypass function.
Understanding power status, phantom power, meters, headphone control, and main mix faders.
Adjusting playback levels for CD/Tape inputs and utilizing vocal elimination.
Muting microphone channels for breaks and removing vocals from audio sources.
Controlling the signal sent to effects and optimizing input levels for the EMAC processor.
Details on connecting, controlling, and returning signals from the EMAC digital effects processor.
Routing effects to stage monitors and managing external effects via the Aux 1 return input.
Rapid setup guide for EMAC effects and instructions for bypassing the internal effects.
Descriptions of the available reverb and delay effects algorithms in the EMAC processor.
Information on modulation effects like Chorus, Flange, Phaser, and humorous 'bad effects'.
Step-by-step guidance for diagnosing and resolving typical problems with channels and outputs.
Procedures for accessing factory-authorized service, warranty claims, and product repair.
