Peavey Versamix - Page 6

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AUX 1/MON Level Control (10)
Adjusts the level of either a post-fader signal sent to the Aux 1 mix
or a pre-fader signal sent to the MON mix ? depending on the position
of the AUX1/MON switch (11).
AUX 1/MON Push Button Switch (11)
Selectively routes channel signals from the AUX 1/MON (10) level con¬
trol. When this switch is in the up position, a post EQ signal is sent
to Aux 1 mix. When this switch is in the down position, a pre-EQ signal
is sent to Mon mix.
LOW EQ Rotary Control (12)
Adjusts the low frequency gain of the channel. The Low EQ is a shelving
type and a maximum of ±15 dB @ 50 Hz change in Low frequency'
gain is possible. Counter-clockwise rotation decreases low-frequency
gain. Clockwise rotation increases low frequency gain. Low'
frequency response is flat when the control is positioned in the center
(detent) position.
MID EQ Rotary Control (13)
Used to adjust the mid-frequency gain of the channel. The Mid EQ
is a peak/notch type and a maximum of ±12 dB @ 500 Hz change
in Mid frequency gain is possible. Counter-clockwise rotation decreases
mid-frequency gain. Clock-wise rotation increases mid frequency gain.
Mid frequency response is flat when the control is positioned in the
center (detent) position.
HI EQ Rotary Control (14)
Adjusts the high frequency' gain of the channel. The High EQ is a shelv¬
ing type and a maximum of ±15 dB @ 10 kHz change in high frequen¬
cy gain is possible. Counter-clockwise rotation decreases high-frequency
gain. Clock-wise rotation increases high frequency gain. High frequency
response is flat when the control is positioned in the center (detent)
position.
TRIM Rotary Control (15)
Adjusts the gain of the input amplifier. Counter-clockwise rotation
reduces the gain while Clockwise rotation increases gain. Unity gain
is located at the center detent position. On channels 1-6 the gain of
both the Mic and Line signals are adjusted simultaneously by using
this TRIM control.