Input Connection; Input Channel; [Input A Select] Switch - Fostex MR16 Owner's Manual

The MR16 provides four input channels: [INPUT A], [INPUT B], [INPUT C] and [INPUT D].
Each channel provides both the XLR and 1/4" phone connectors.
INPUT A INPUT B
INPUT A INPUT B
BAL BAL
UNBAL
/GUITAR INSERT UNBAL
TRIM TRIM
PEAK
DISTORTION PEAK
MIN MAX LINE MIC LINE
GUITAR
INPUT A INPUT B

Input channel

INPUT A
INPUT B
INPUT C
INPUT D
• When you use the [INPUT A] channel, set the [INPUT A SELECT] switch on the rear panel
appropriately.
• If you use a condenser microphone, use the XLR (balanced) connector.
The MR16 can supply the phantom power (see page 144).
When you use the [INPUT A] channel, you must set the [INPUT A SELECT] switch on the rear panel
appropriately.

[INPUT A SELECT] switch

USB HOST MIDI OUT
USB

Input connection

INPUT C INPUT D
INPUT C INPUT D L
STEREO OUT
BAL BAL
1
UNBAL UNBAL
1
TRIM
TRIM
PEAK
PEAK
MIC LINE MIC LINE MIC
INPUT C INPUT D
Available input connectors
Either of the XLR (balanced) con-
nector or phone (unbalanced) jack
can be used (if both connectors
are plugged, the phone jack is ef-
fective).
[INPUT A SELECT] switch
INPUT A SEL
MIC/LINE
GTR CLEAN
GTR DIST
DIGITAL OUT FOOT SW
MR16
Input channel
R
AUX OUT 2
PHONES 2
VOLUME
MIN MAX
Shapes of connectable connector
XLR-3-12C type
"MIC/LINE" position
INPUT A SEL
GTR CLEAN MIC/LINE
GTR DIST
"GTR DIST" position
INPUT A SEL
GTR CLEAN
MIC/LINE
GTR DIST
"GTR CLEAN" position
INPUT A SEL
GTR CLEAN
MIC/LINE
GTR DIST
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Owner's Manual (Basic operations)
POWER
PHONE plug
Both the [BAL] XLR and [UNBAL/GUI-
TAR] phone connectors can be used.
Set the switch to this position when the
source is an external microphone or
line level source.
Both the [BAL] XLR and [UNBAL/GUI-
TAR] phone connectors can be used.
You can adjust the input level and dis-
tortion using the [TRIM] and [DISTOR-
TION] controls respectively. You can
also use the amp simulation insert ef-
fect.
Both the [BAL] XLR and [UNBAL/GUI-
TAR] phone connectors can be used.
You can adjust the input level using the
[TRIM] control. You can also use the
amp simulation insert effect.