Peavey AAM 1662

Output Features
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Pre-Fader Aux Output Features
There are six total Aux Outputs on the AAM
™
1662. Aux 1 and 2 are pre-fader sends and feature both balanced and unbalanced
outputs. In addition, these buses include master front panel output level controls.
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AUX 1 MASTER LEVEL This rotary control adjusts the level of the
Aux 1 main audio after the final summing stage and before the final
gain and balancing stage. Unity gain is represented by the 0 dB
mark. (There is a detent to indicate the 0 dB position.) The range of
the fader is infinity (OFF) to +10 dB. Audio from this control appears
at both the unbalanced and balanced rear panel output connectors.
In addition, audio from these controls appears at the headphone
monitor section. (See page 28).
AUX 2 MASTER LEVEL This rotary control adjusts the level of the
Aux 2 main audio after the final summing stage and before the final
gain and balancing stage. Unity gain is represented by the 0 dB
mark. (There is a detent to indicate the 0 dB position.) The range of
the fader is infinity (OFF) to +10 dB. Audio from this control appears
at both the unbalanced and balanced rear panel output connectors.
In addition, audio from these controls appears at the headphone
monitor section. (See page 28.)
BALANCED OUTPUT (Typ of Aux 1 and Aux 2 outputs) Male XLR con-
nector for terminating the Aux 1 (or 2) bus audio output. The signal
is electronically balanced and Pin 2 carries the positive side of the
signal. The output level is 0 to +26 dBu, depending on the position of
the front panel Aux 1/2 master. Nominal output is +4 dBu. The sig-
nal present at this connector is after the final gain stage and the main
output level control.
UNBALANCED OUTPUT (Typ of Aux 1 and Aux 2 outputs) Female 1/4”
TS connector for terminating a single unbalanced line level audio
output. The signal present at this connector is after the final gain
stage and the main output level control. Both the balanced & unbal-
anced Aux 1/2 outputs can be used simultaneously.
1 2
AUX MASTERS
6
0
4
2
3
50
12
6
6
0
4
2
3
50
12
6
dB dB
1
2
3
3
4
4
AUX OUTPUTS
3
4
5
6
2
1