Summary of Contents for AVE SINUS - 2K
- Page 1 Vertriebs- Entwicklungsgesellschaft SINUS - 2K Mixing amplifier User Guide Table of contents 1. Introduction 2. Safety instructions 3. Description of components and functions 4. Technical specifications...
- Page 2 1. Introduction Thank you for choosing the A.V.E. mixing amplifier SINUS -2K with five microphone/line inputs and a switchable CD/Aux.-Input. It was designed particularly for superior audio quality in churches as well as other utilizations with acoustically difficult room proportions. It’s possible to achieve an optimized acoustic pattern every time. Each microphone/line input is equipped with a Gain-controller, a 3-band equalizer, indicators for volume and operating status.
- Page 3 3. Description of components and their functions 1. Control dial for GAIN, THD, treble, middle and bass The 4 potentiometers per channel allow following adjustments: Gain: The Gain-controller customizes the amplification of the channel to the level of the signal source of the input. With the 3-band-equalizer (treble, middle and bass) the microphone is adapted to the speaker to achieve an optimized sound.
- Page 4 1. PRE OUT 1 and 2 connection for additional amplifiers 0 dB. 2. Optional remote control 3. Sensitivity control AUX 4. Cinch-connection AUX 5. Cinch-connection CD 6. Cinch-connection for recording units 7. Direct OUT +6 dB: Direct output without any signal processing. This output can be used for example for transmission of the direct room settings to external rooms.
- Page 5 4. Technical Specifications Line electronic balanced Input sensitivity: -19 dBu 1dB Frequency response: (-3dB): 40 Hz to 20 KHz Microphone Input sensitivity (mic high/mic low): -58 dBu/ -34 dBu ±1 dB Frequency response (-3dB) input microphone: 160 Hz bis 20 KHz CMMR: >...
- Page 6 AVE mbH Corporation. Trademarks AVE mbH and the AVE logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of AVE mbH in the Germany and other countries. Other company and product names may be trademarks of the respective companies with which they are associated.