Behringer TUBE ULTRAGAIN MIC100 Quick Start Guide - Page 21

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Quick Start Guide

TUBE ULTRAGAIN MIC100 Controls

(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.

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In contrast to its outputs,

the MIC100’s inputs should never

be used simultaneously!

(6)

The

GAIN

control

allows applying

gain from +26 to +60 dB to the

input signal. This control should be

set fully counterclockwise when

(dis)connecting a sound source to

the MIC100. When all connections

are made, slowly start raising gain.

(7)

We recommend using the

LED

meter to adjust gain. The LED chain

displays the output signal level in

dB. Please make sure that the clip

LED never lights up permanently.

It should light up only at peak signals,

but never all the time.

(8)

If your MIC100 is connected to the

mains via the enclosed power supply

unit, the

POWER LED

lights up to

indicate that your MIC100 is running.

(9)

The

20 dB PAD

button reduces

the input sensitivity by 20 dB.

The appropriate setting depends on

the equipment connected. No matter

what your application is, the clip LED

warns you to reduce the gain setting,

so as to avoid distortion.

(10)

This

+48 V

switch activates

the phantom power supply for

the XLR input. Phantom power

supply is required for operating

condenser microphones.

(11)

With the

PHASE REVERSE

switch,

the input signal is reversed by 180°.

This function is available for both mic

and line signals. Use this function

in a multi-microphone setup if you

detect phase cancellations in speciﬁc

frequency bands.

(12)

Use the

LIMITER

switch to limit the

signal and to prevent distortion.

(EN)

Controls

(13)

The

OUTPUT

control governs the

output level of the device within a

range from -∞ to +10 dB.

If the control is set fully counter-

clockwise, there is no output

signal at all. The more the control

is set clockwise, the higher the

output level.

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