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| + | This mixer has a mono switch and when connecting to a single L1® you should use this switch set to MONO and connect to only one output. Do NOT use any kind of Y-cable to join the two mixer outputs. See [[Why Not Wye]] for details. | ||
| − | See the diagram below (from [http:// | + | See the diagram below (from [http://b06ba727c886717f9577-fff53f927840131da4fecbedd819996a.r74.cf2.rackcdn.com//1216/documents/DN-MC6000_ownersmanual.pdf Denon DN-MC6000 Professional DJ Multi-controller manual: Page 10)] |
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The cable itself is constructed with 99.98% pure 22ga. high strand count copper conductors. | The cable itself is constructed with 99.98% pure 22ga. high strand count copper conductors. | ||
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| + | ===== Booth Out ===== | ||
| + | It also appears from the documentation (page 26) that the Mono switch also affects the Booth Out. Note: Your work-flow may be different if you use the Booth out. | ||
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| + | If you want to use the Booth out, use a ¼ inch jack Tip-Ring-Sleeve to ¼ inch jack Tip-Ring-Sleeve cable (ideal), or ¼ inch jack Tip-Sleeve to ¼ inch jack Tip-Sleeve cable. | ||
==== Stereo ==== | ==== Stereo ==== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:05, 11 September 2014
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Suggestions for connecting the Denon DN-MC6000 Professional DJ Multi-controller to an L1® Model 1S, Model II, or Compact. |
Mono
This mixer has a mono switch and when connecting to a single L1® you should use this switch set to MONO and connect to only one output. Do NOT use any kind of Y-cable to join the two mixer outputs. See Why Not Wye for details.
See the diagram below (from Denon DN-MC6000 Professional DJ Multi-controller manual: Page 10)
Running mono, set the output to MONO above and connect one XLR output from the Denon DN-MC6000 to the Model II Analog input or Model 1S Analog input. Set the input trim so that you have a solid green light on the Signal/Clip light. Yellow is okay. If you see red, turn down the trim.
With a cable like this:
Technical Description:
The EWI MP-105 is a special application adaptor cable for converting XLR to 1/4 TRS. This cable is typically used to plug XLR cord into balanced 1/4" TRS panel jacks commonly found on mixing consoles and processing equipment.
The Female XLR end is wired through to the 1/4" Male TRS end as follows:
- Pin One FXLR to Sleeve of MTRS
- Pin Two FXLR to Tip of MTRS
- Pin Three FXLR to Ring of MTRS
The 1/4" MTRS end is an EWI model P292S-BKG
The FXLR end is an EWI model ES3FB-GDP
The cable itself is constructed with 99.98% pure 22ga. high strand count copper conductors.
Booth Out
It also appears from the documentation (page 26) that the Mono switch also affects the Booth Out. Note: Your work-flow may be different if you use the Booth out.
If you want to use the Booth out, use a ¼ inch jack Tip-Ring-Sleeve to ¼ inch jack Tip-Ring-Sleeve cable (ideal), or ¼ inch jack Tip-Sleeve to ¼ inch jack Tip-Sleeve cable.
Stereo
See the diagram below (from Denon DN-MC6000 Professional DJ Multi-controller manual: Page 10)
Running stereo with two L1®s, set the output to STEREO above and connect one cable from each output to a Model II Analog input or Model 1S Analog input
With a cable like this:
Technical Description:
The EWI MP-105 is a special application adaptor cable for converting XLR to 1/4 TRS. This cable is typically used to plug XLR cord into balanced 1/4" TRS panel jacks commonly found on mixing consoles and processing equipment.
The Female XLR end is wired through to the 1/4" Male TRS end as follows:
- Pin One FXLR to Sleeve of MTRS
- Pin Two FXLR to Tip of MTRS
- Pin Three FXLR to Ring of MTRS
The 1/4" MTRS end is an EWI model P292S-BKG
The FXLR end is an EWI model ES3FB-GDP
The cable itself is constructed with 99.98% pure 22ga. high strand count copper conductors.