Controls And Connections - Silvercrest PAC-10 Instruction Manual And Safety Instructions

5. Controls and Connections

1 2 3
CHANNEL 1
TREBLE BASS EFF TREBLE
0 0 0
1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 0 1 0 1 5
MIC IN MIC IN
BAL LINE BAL
UNBAL VOL
13 12 11
MAIN INPUT
AC 230V 50Hz
T 1.6A/250V
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The loudspeaker system has 4 separate channels, labelled CHANNEL 1 to CHANNEL 4.
Each channel has the following controls:
TREBLE (1): increases or decreases the high frequencies
BASS (2): increases or decreases the bass frequencies
EFF (3): mixes the Hall Effect
VOL (11): volume control for the respective channel
LINE UNBAL (12): jack input for keyboards, acoustic guitars or other musical instruments.
MIC IN BAL (13): XLR input for microphone connection
In addition, there is a 3-Band EQ on the control panel, labelled EQUALIZATION here.
This is used to control the overall acoustic characteristics:
BASS (4): increases or decreases the bass frequencies
MIDDLE (5): increases or decreases the medium frequencies
TREBLE (6): increases or decreases the high frequencies
The POWER switch (7) switches the equipment on and off.
The MASTER (8) controls the overall volume of the loudspeaker system.
The EFF control (9) controls the intensity of the Hall Effect, which can then be mixed on each channel.
A signal from an external music source (e.g. an MP3 player) can be mixed using the CD/TAPE control (10).
The CD/MP3 IN input (16) is located on the rear panel of the loudspeaker system. The connections are illustrated here using the
example of an MP3 player. You will need a Y-cable from a 3.5 mm stereo jack plug on 2x cinch connectors (cable not included
in the product contents):
- Connect the 3.5 mm stereo jack plug to the MP3 player headphone connection.
- The cinch connections are colour-coded (red and white). You can also use the inputs labelled CD/MP3 IN (16).
Connect red to red and white to white.
- Now, you can mix the MP3 player signal using the CD/TAPE control (10).
Caution: Different music sources may have different output sockets.
Other connectors are located on the rear panel of the loudspeaker system:
The power cable supplied is attached to the MAIN INPUT socket (14). The fuse compartment is located below the power cable
socket (see section 2, "Safety Information").
The individual signals can be edited and recorded with the aid of a recording device connected at the REC OUT socket (15).
CD/MP3 IN (16) has already been detailed in the previous section.
CHANNEL 2 CHANNEL 3
BASS EFF TREBLE BASS EFF
0 0 0
1 5 1 5 1 5 0 1 0 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 0
MIC IN
LINE BAL LINE
UNBAL VOL UNBAL VOL
Speakersystem
L L
R R
REC CD/MP3
OUT IN
15 16
4 5
CHANNEL 4 EQUALIZATION
TREBLE BASS EFF BASS MIDDLE
0 0 0 0
1 0 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 0 1 0 15 15 12
MIC IN
BAL LINE
UNBAL VOL CD/TAPE EFF
0 10 0
10 9
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5
6 7
TREBLE
0 PAC-10
12 15 15
MASTER
POWER
10 0 10
8
EFFECT LOOP
RETURN SEND
UNBAL UNBAL
17 18