TC Electronic TC 2290 User Manual

4.2 Mono or Stereo Operation
The TC 2290 can be operated in mono as well as stereo.
If you've got 2 seperate amp/speaker systems you should try listening to
the TC 2290 effects in stereo. Once you've heard it you will never be able
to return to mono again.
Wide delay effects and the stereo panning effects possibilities can of
course only be obtained with a stereo amplification.
As a compromize it is possible to set up for mono monitoring and stereo on
the PA.
4.3 The Jacks and XLR Input/Output Connections
Generally instruments use the high impedance jack input to preserve the
harmonics of the instrument and to get the nessesary preamplification.
Mixers with studio levels and very high output instruments use the XLR
input.
You can get signals for stage monitoring (stage amplifier) from the Jack
outputs L/R as well as '‘linedrive’ outputs to the PA/mixer from the XLR
outputs L/R, simply by taking signal out simultaneously.
A no-effect buffered instrument output can be taken from the Ext.Effects
Send 1 jack. A TC 2290 volume setting dependant, but otherwise
unaffected direct output can be taken from the jack and XLR Direct
outputs.
Please check sec. [6.3] for XLR cable connections.
4.4 Installation with a Musical Instrument
It is possible to connect the TC 2290 directly to a musical instrument, e.g.
a synthesizer or a guitar. Synthesists will welcome the MIDI control whereas
guitarists will be pleased with the External Effects and the TC Stage
Remote Control possibilities.
4.4.1 Mono Installation
The TC 2290 is normally plugged in between the instrument and the
amplifier, as shown in fig.4.4.1
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Fig.4.4.1 Mono output installation with a musical instrument.
In mono operation of the TC 2290, any of the L/R jack outputs will do.
Just be aware that none of the PAN Section DELAY/DIRECT
LEDs are lit, unless you specifically want the signal to be ‘panned
away’ from your output (and appear on the other).

TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

General

Brand	TC Electronic
Model	TC 2290
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English