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Neve 8424 - Engineer Headphones; Headphone Outputs and Source Selection

Neve 8424
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Engineer Headphones 1
Overview 1
The 8424 engineer's headphone system [EHP] has been designed to help &
enhance the modern recording session for the engineer, the producer and
the artist. Artist and engineer can track in the control room with their own
stereo headphones, featuring independent level controls and source
selections. There are 2 engineers stereo headphone output jack sockets
located just under the front console armrest. EHP 1 and EHP 2 are both
stereo quarter inch jacks.
EHP 1 1
Engineer Headphone mix 1 takes its signal from the main monitor source
selector in the control room monitor section of the console. If any console
source AFL or PFL solo is selected, such as the stereo cue mix, the
headphones will follow this selection. EHP 1’s level is controlled by the main
monitor volume control in the centre of the console.
EHP 2 1
Engineer headphone mix 2 has a five-way source selector switch located in
the centre of the console labelled HEADPHONE 2. Engineer Headphone mix
2 has its own independent level control and source selection
EHP 2 Source selection 1
MIX – listens to the console main mix bus post-fader.
EXT – listens to any wired external source.
MON – listens to the control room monitor source selection.
CUE – listens to the CUE mix bus post-master level.
AUX 2/3 – Listens to AUX 2 or AUX 3 post AUX Master level controls.

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