Yamaha CS-80 - Page 52

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Direct
Box
Use Chart
PAD* GROUNDt
FILTER
IN IN/OUT
OUT
IN IN/OUT
OUT
IN IN/OUT
IN/OUT
Between any of the three
CS-80
outputs and a nnixer
line input.
Between any of the three
CS-80
outputs and
the input
of an instrunnent
annplifier,
while
also feeding
a mixer
line input.
Between the speaker
output
of
an instrunnent
amplifier
and
a
mixer line
input.
*We recommend
setting the
CS-80 output HIGH/L
OWswitch
to HIGH, and using
the
direct box pad
to
reduce the
signal
level.
This protects the
transformer from
saturation
and the
mixer input
from overdrive.
(It
is
possible
to set
the
HIGH/
LOWswitch
to LOW, and
to
switch
OUT
the
direct box pad.
This
does present
a much lower impedance
to
the direct
box
transformer, causing
some
transient
distortion. While the
resulting
sound will
be brighter
and less
accurate,
there
is
no
harm
if
you like
it.) ALWA
YS USE THE
PAD WHEN YOU
CONNECT
A
SPEAKER
LEVEL
OUTPUT
TO THE
DIRECT
BOX.
tSet for
minimum
hum
and noise.
If in
doubt, leave IN.
TRAVEL
CASE
The
CS-80 is
built
into
a durable plywood
case,
with
a
removable cover, which
is suitable for light
duty
traveling, such
as
in
a station
wagon or
van. For
heavy
cartage (i.e., comnnercial
trucking
or air freight),
we
recomnnend
you use
an additional travel
case. If
you
buy
a custom built
case, it
should
meet
"ATA-300"
specifications
(ATA^Air
Transport Authority).
The
case should
be lined with
3-inch thick
foam on
all
sides;
3/4"
plywood
or
its
equivalent
is
recommended
for
adequate
strength.
Consult
the
specifications
for
inside
case
dimensions.