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Peavey XRD 680
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TAPE/AUX
IN
LEVEL
(27)
When
external
signals
are
patched
into
the
tape-in
jacks
(29)
or
the
auxiliary
input
(24).
TAPE/AUX
IN
LEVEL
(27)
provides
control
over
the
level
of
signals
sent
from
these
inputs
to
the
main
mix.
Using
the
Auxiliary
input
jack
defeats
the
tape-in
jacks.
Maximum
TAPE/AUX
to
main
mix
signal
level
is
obtained
by
rotating
this
control
fully
clockwise.
Minimum
TAPE/AUX
to
main
mix
signal
level
is
obtained
by
rotating
this
control
fully
coun¬
terclockwise.
TAPE
A
UX
TO
MON
(28)
Allows
the
TAPE/AUX
to
be
assigned
to
the
monitor.
TAPE
OUT/TAPE
IN:
CAUTION
Before
placing
connected
tape
decks
in
the
"record'
mode,
set
the
TAPE/AUX
IN
level
control
to
"0"
or
off.
Most
tape
decks
feed
the
input
signal
directly
to
the
ouput
when
in
record
mode.
This
creates
a
"closed
loop"
condition
from
the
tape-out
to
tape-in
jack
which
can
affect
the
operational
level
or
sonic
quality
of
the
system.
TAPE
IN
JACKS
(29)
These
two
jacks
provide
a
paralleled
input
for
proper
mono
mixing
of
stereo
tape
deck
outputs.
For
monaural
tape
sources,
use
either
jack.
These
inputs
are
defeated
when
the
AUX
INPUT
(21)
is
used.
TAPE
OUT
JACKS
(30)
These
two
jacks
provide
the
smite
monaural
signal
to
be
supplied
to
the
left
and
right
inputs
of
a
stereo
tape
deck.
Output
level
is
determined
by
the
TAPE
OUT
(20)
level
control.
POWER
INDICATOR:
PILOT
LIGHT
LED
(31)
Illuminates
when
AC
power
is
being
supplied
to
the
amp.

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