User manual TRAYNOR K1

[. . . ] The product may fall, causing serious personal injury and serious damage to the product. Use only with cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the product. Follow the manufacturer's instructions when installing the product and use mounting accessories recommended by the manufacturer. The apparatus should not be exposed to dripping or splashing water; no objects filled with liquids should be placed on the apparatus. [. . . ] Mono Input Connect a mono, line or instrument-level source here (balanced or unbalanced). This could include an acoustic/electric guitar with, or without a preamp built-in. Note: Ideally channel 2 works best with a single source connected either to the Mic or Mono Input however, both inputs can be used at the same time with no problems (the Mic signal has a certain amount of priority to be slightly louder, if the guitar does not have an onboard preamp. Gain The Gain control regulates Channel 2's volume and mix-level with the other channels. As with all active tone controls, boosting or cutting affects the gain of the channel, hence large adjustments may require re-adjustment of the Gain control. Mon(itor) Input This input, when used, turns the K1 into a personal stage monitor capable of mixing the rest of the performances with yours through the K1's amp/speaker system. Connect a balanced or unbalanced patch cable here coming from the line level (not speaker-level) output of a mixer. Note: This channel's signal goes directly to the internal amp/speaker system and is not present at the Bal. line Out , Stereo Phones or Link Out jacks. It is also post-Master, which means it is adjusted independently by its own Gain control, but not the Master. Gain The Gain control regulates Channel 3's volume and mix-level with the other channels through the amp/speaker system (see above Note). Master Control This control regulates the overall volume of channels one and two plus the L and R Aux Inputs through the built in amplifier and speakers plus the headphones. Inputs Connect your MP3, CD or tape player to these RCA inputs. Other optional input sources could include a stereo guitar preamp (*Pod®, **Sansamp®, etc. Line Out as well as the Stereo Phones jack, the Link Out jack and of course the internal amp/speaker system. Line Out Connect your K1 to the PA or recording mixer with a balanced patch cable plugged in here. The mix from this output is mono thus you only need to connect it to one mixer channel. Not controlled by the MASTER) and does not carry any of Channel 3's signals (See above under Channel 3 Mon(itor) Input). As mentioned earlier, Channel 3 will not be present. to permit silent practicing or recording , the amp/speaker system will be disconnected while the Stereo Phones jack is in use. Note: The signal from the Mon(itor) goes directly to the internal amp/speaker system and is not present at the Bal. line Out , Stereo Phones or Link Out jacks. [. . . ] Line Out from either amp to feed the PA mixer. The Phones mix will be in stereo for those stereo input signals plugged into both of Channel 1's inputs and the Aux. Channel 2's mono input signals will go to both phones as well, however Channel 3's input signals will not go to the phones as they are strictly for the K1's amp/speaker system (see 4). NOTE: Use a stereo cable to link two K1 units to obtain a left and right stereo system. [. . . ]