User Manual

Owners Manual

Rolls Corporation

Salt Lake City, UT 10/05

MX56c

MiniMix A/V

4-Channel Mixer

OPERATION

Connect your various devices such as a laptop computer, wireless microphone,

or other line level devices to Inputs 3 and 4. Remember Channel 4 is MONO,

and Channel 3 is STEREO.

Connect a stereo signal source such as a CD player, cassette player, or a video

player's audio output to Channel 1, and a microphone to Channel 2. If the micro-

phone requires phantom power, move the phantom power jumper as described

on the previous page.

Adjust the levels of each channel for a desired balance of signals. Since the

MX56c has no master level, you will need to be aware of the setting of your am-

plifier. Check each mic/source level individually first for

proper level, then adjust

them for a desired mix.

SCHEMATIC

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OPERATION Connect your various devices such as a laptop computer, wireless microphone, or other line level devices to Inputs 3 and 4. Remember Channel 4 is MONO, and Channel 3 is STEREO. MX56c MiniMix A/V Connect a stereo signal source such as a CD player, cassette player, or a video player's audio output to Channel 1, and a microphone to Channel 2. If the microphone requires phantom power, move the phantom power jumper as described on the previous page.
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INTRODUCTION DESCRIPTION Thank you for your purchase of the MX56c MiniMix A/V. The unit is ideal for A/V presentations where a microphone must be mixed with a variety of sources such as a CD player, MP3 player, laptop computer, etc. FRONT PANEL INSPECTION 1. Unpack and Inspect the MX56c package Your MX56c was carefully packed at the factory in a protective carton. Nonetheless, be sure to examine the unit and the carton for any signs of damage that may have occurred during shipping.