Making Connections; Using The Mix Section - Radial Engineering MIX-BLENDER User Manual

MAkINg CONNECTIONS

As with all audio equipment, always turn your amp
off or volume down before making connections. This
will prevent harmful signal spikes from connection or
power-on transients from damaging more sensitive
components. There is no power switch on the Mix-
Blender. To power up, you will need a typical 9V supply,
such as used by most pedal manufacturers, or a power
connection from a pedalboard power brick. A handy
cable clamp is provided that can be used to secure
the power supply if needed. Simply loosen with a
-
hex key, slip the power supply cable into the cavity +
and tighten. Check to see if power is connected by
depressing the footswitch. The LED will illuminate to
The Mix-Blender requires a 9 volt
power supply with a negative center.
let you know power is on.

USINg ThE MIx SECTION

Two guitars
Connect your guitar to input-1 and the Mix-Blender's
output to your amp using standard ¼" coaxial guitar
cables. Set the input-1 level control to 8 o'clock. Slowly
turn up to make sure your connections are working. If
you are using the Mix-Blender to mix two instruments
together, you can now add a second instrument. Adjust
the relative levels to suit. Always test at low volumes as
this will prevent connection transients from damaging
your system should a cable not be seated correctly.
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Radial Engineering Ltd. Mix-Blender™ User Guide