Why do I hear noise/hum from my Stanton M.203?
If you're experiencing noise or hum, ensure you're using high-quality shielded audio cables, as cheaper cables can be prone to interference. Keep audio cables separate from AC power cables and transformers. Also, verify the mixer isn't near high-power amplifiers or lighting equipment. If using turntables, ensure they are properly grounded to the mixer.
What to do if I hear feedback from my Stanton M.203?
If you're encountering feedback, especially with a microphone, ensure you're not too close to the speakers or headphones. For phono input feedback, the turntable might be too close to the speakers or subwoofer. Ensure the turntable base rests on a surface that doesn't vibrate easily when the speakers are loud.
General| Brand | Stanton |
|---|---|
| Model | M.203 |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
A welcome message and check of package contents for the M.203 mixer.
Describes the M.203 as a 2-channel performance mixer with build quality and features.
Details the controls and features found on the top panel of the M.203 mixer.
Describes the headphone output connector on the front panel of the M.203 mixer.
Details the rear panel connections and ports of the M.203 mixer.
Explains the usage of controls on the top panel, including Fader Start, Crossfader Curve, and Meter Source.
Explains how to use the Fader Start feature to control CD player playback.
Describes how to select between MIX or CUT fade for the crossfader.
Explains how to select the meter source between pre-channel fader or Master volume.
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