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8 TUBE ULTRAGAIN MIC100 User Manual 2. Control Elements (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Fig. 2.1: Side panel of the MIC100 2.1 Connections (Side Panel) (1) Use the POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR to hook up the enclosed power supply unit. Next to this connector you'll find the strain relief clamp, which prevents accidental release of the power supply. (2) This is the balanced XLR OUTPUT of your MIC100. Use this connector to feed the XLR input of your mixing console, multitrack recorder or power amp. (3) The balanced ¼" TRS OUTPUT of your MIC100 can also be connected to either mixer, recording system or power amp. (4) The balanced ¼" TRS INPUT of your MIC100 can be used to connect your electric guitar, for example. This input is wired parallelly to the XLR input. (5) Use the balanced XLR INPUT to connect your microphone. ◊ In contrast to its outputs, the MIC100's inputs should never be used simultaneously!

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TUBE ULTRAGAIN MIC100 User Manual
2.
Control Elements
(1)
(2)
(5)
(3)
(4)
Fig. 2.1: Side panel of the MIC100
2.1
Connections (Side Panel)
(1)
Use the
POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR
to hook up the enclosed power supply
unit. Next to this connector you’ll find the strain relief clamp, which prevents
accidental release of the power supply.
(2)
This is the balanced
XLR OUTPUT
of your MIC100. Use this connector to feed the
XLR input of your mixing console, multitrack recorder or power amp.
(3)
The balanced
¼" TRS OUTPUT
of your MIC100 can also be connected to either
mixer, recording system or power amp.
(4)
The balanced
¼" TRS INPUT
of your MIC100 can be used to connect your
electric guitar, for example. This input is wired parallelly to the XLR input.
(5)
Use the balanced
XLR INPUT
to connect your microphone.
◊
In contrast to its outputs, the MIC100’s inputs should never be
used simultaneously!