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  • Fender SERIES 3000 Powered Amplifiers | Owners Manual - Page 1
    OWNER /APPLICATION UAL $5.00 Series 3000 • POWERED MIXERS 3206 3208 332216 70-0030
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    Rhodes or a Stratocaster. It gets mixed, equalized, enhanced and amplified long before it reaches your audience! And with all that going Manual As a Self-Teaching Guide Section II is a self-teaching guide to your 3000 Series Fender Mixer. It takes you through the controls and switches on your 3000
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    Use This Manual Inside Front Cover Section I: Specifications and Quick Reference Guides 3 3216 16 Section II: How to Use Your 3000 Mixer, a Self-Teaching Guide 17 The Artistry of Mixing 17 The Exercises Other Topics 40 Using the Power Amplifiers With the Monitor Mixes 40 Block Diagram
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    Problem 56 More Tips on Reducing Noise Pickup 56 Dealing With Feedback, Hum, Hiss and Other Noises 57 Feedback 57 Acoustic Solutions 57 Hum 57 Hiss 58 Other Noises 58 Troubleshooting IV: Examples of Some Systems Using the Fender 3000 Mixers 66 A Portable Entertainment System 66 A
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    Section I: Specifications and Quick Reference Guide Specifications Introduction We publish these specifications to help you understand the features and performance of your Fender 3000 Series Mixer. There are separate sections for Models 3106 and 3206 and a single Specifications section for Models
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    the noise floor in each section for both line-level and mic-level inputs. The Connector Normal Charts Some of the connectors on your Fender 3000 Series Mixer are "normaled" (normally connected) to some other connector in the mixer. When you insert a patch cable into one of the two connectors, you
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    maximum) ±15dB at 100 Hz, Shelving-Type ±12dB at 750 Hz, 1500 Hz or 3000 Hz (selectable) Peak-Dip-Type ±15dB at 10k Hz, Shelving-Type ±12dB at 63 60mm throw: Carbon-type. INDICATORS Input Channel Output Channel Power Amplifier Phantom INPUTS Lo-Z Hi-Z All Others OUTPUTS MIXING BUSES PHANTOM POWER
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    • INPUT IMPEDANCE AND LEVEL INPUTS SOURCE TYPE Hi-Z In Lo-Z In Direct In (Program) G-EQ In Power Amp In Eff Return Eff Direct In Mon Direct In PGM Aux In Hi-Z Mic or Line Instrument Direct Lo-Z Mic or Lowlevel 600-ohm Line Lo or Hi-Z Line Lo or Hi-Z Lowlevel Line Lo or Hi-Z Line Lo or Hi-Z
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    Quick Reference Guide, Model 3106 • High Treble tone control, ±15dB, 10k Hz, shelving-type high- • Power Amp In .403. unbalanced Power Amplifier input Normaled to Pre Amp Out. Inserting a 14/ " phone plug disconnects Program mix from Power Amplifier. Power Amp Out Primary Program outut. 200-watts
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    Amp Out ±15dB at 100 Hz, Shelving-Type ±12dB at 750 Hz, 1500 Hz or 3000 Hz (selectable) Peak-Dip-Type ±15dB at 10k Hz, Shelving-Type ±12dB at 63 60mm throw; Carbon-type. INDICATORS Input Channel Output Channel Power Amplifier Phantom INPUTS Lo-Z Hi-Z All Others OUTPUTS MIXING BUSES PHANTOM POWER
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    • INPUT IMPEDANCE AND LEVEL INPUTS SOURCE TYPE • Hi-Z In Lo-Z In L,R Direct In (Program) L,R G-EQ in L,R Power Amp In Eff Return Eff Direct In PGM Aux In Mon 1,2 Direct In Hi-2 Mic or Line Instrument Direct Lo-Z Mic or Lowlevel 600-ohm Line Lo or Hi-Z Line Lo or Hi-Z Line Lo or Hi-Z Line Low-
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    Quick Reference Guide, Model 3206 Trim Preamp gain. Input Channel preamplifier gain (4OdB range) control to Mon 1 3raphic (Left and Right) Power Amp In .408, unbalanced Power Amplifier inputs. Normaied to Left and Right Pre Amp Outputs. Inserting a it" phone plug disconnects Program mix from Power
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    Input EQ High Output 9-Band Graphics FADERS INDICATORS Input Channel Output Channel Power Amplifiers Phantom 20 Hz to 20k Hz, +0, -1dB at 20 watts output. 20 Out ±15dB at 100 Hz, Shelving-Type ±12dB at 750 Hz, 1500 Hz or 3000 Hz (selectable) Peak-Dip-Type ±15dB at 10k Hz, Shelving-Type ±12dB at 63
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    • INPUT IMPEDANCE AND LEVEL INPUTS SOURCE TYPE Insertion (Input) Hi-Z In Lo-Z In L,R Direct In (Program) L,R G-EQ In L,R Power Amp In Eff Return Eff Direct PGM Aux In Mon 1,2 Direct In Mon 1,2 Aux In Lo or Hi-Z Lowlevel Line Hi-Z Mic or Line Instrument Direct Lo-Z Mic or Lowlevel 600-ohm Line
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    Quick Reference Guide, Models 3208, 3212 and 3216 Pre/Post Insertion (Switch) Places any device to Left and Right Pre Amp Outputs. Inserting a 'A" phone plug disconnects Program mix from Power Amplifier, (Left and Right) Line Out -IOdEl. unbalanced Program outputs (pre- Insertion (Input Channel)
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    way, your Fender 3000 Mixer is an entire sound system made up of pre-amplifiers, line-level amplifiers, equalizers, power amplifiers and even a reverberation qualified service technician). After the Program mix buses, the signal flows through a "summing amplifier." This summing amplifier performs
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    • Block Diagram, Model 3106 INPUT (ONE OF SIX) SIGNAL PEAK// 7/ +48v PHANTOM • Lo-f In 0 -50 HiL lno EO TRIM 40dB HI MED LO I 0 0 0 750 1.5K 31( P INPUT CHANNE FADER PGM-AUX IN -20 0.1) EFF RETURN C)----A -20 O It CLIP,/ LINE OUT G.EO IN 0-3.r -10 -10 SA O G.E19 4 O PGM DIRECT IN
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    Block Diagram, Models 3208, 3212, 3216 INPUT (ONE OF EIGHT 3208) (ONE OF TWELVE 3212) (ONE OF SIXTEEN 3216) +48v PHANTOM EIGNA A PRE POST Lo.Z In -50 HI.Z In - 36 INSERTION -10 PAN INPUT CHANNEL 4 PGM L TRIM 40c19 °it° FADER DIRECT IN PEAK LED PGM-AUX PGM-AUX C) PAN -20 MON 1 AUX MON1
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    3000 • Mixer, a SelfTeaching Guide has become an integral part of. the Series Mixer, you will find that it enhances your capabilities and helps you carry out those artistic responsibilities. For that reason, in this manual to a special choir service at your place of Your Fender 3000 Series Mixer
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    Power Amp Out jack) to each power amplifier in your 3000 Mixer. If you expect to be using any is the most likely source for these adapters. If the adapters come unwired, see the section of this manual entitled "Connectors and Cabling." Setup for "The Exercises" O 0 o og000 o bb000 O O o O O 0 O
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    Differences All Fender 3000 Series Mixers have the same Phantom power feature. An Explanation of Phantom Power Your Fender 3000 Series Mixer provides "phantom . It's unlikely, for example, that you will run the power amplifiers in your 3000 Mixer at their full 200 watts output for any length of time
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    Peak LED are the same on all Fender 3000 Series Mixers. What the Trim Control Does The Trim What the Peak LED Does The Peak LED guides you through the process of adjusting the Trim control An Exercise If necessary, see "The Exercises" for instructions on setup and connections. (Keep the Program and
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    can pretty much "set and forget" (like the Trim control). Faders are used for more active functions (like mixing!). Differences Fader operation on all Fender 3000 Series Mixers is the same. The 3106, of course, has only one (master) Program and one (master) Monitor fader. Thus, some of the Exercises
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    LEDs read the peak signal level at the Pre Amp Out jack. The Power Amplifier Clip LEDs read the peak signal level at the Power Amp Out jacks. Differences not sound very loud. The 0 or "Nominal" Position The VU Meters on your 3000 Mixer read "0" when the signal level at the Pre Amp Out jacks (or Mon
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    example, produce their full rated output of 240 watts and 440 watts, respectively, when they receive an input of 0dB. Similarly, the internal power amplifiers in your 3000 Mixer reach their full output of 200 watts into 4-ohms when they receive a +4dB signal (at the Power Amp In jacks). That full
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    cover that in the section on Troubleshooting, near the end of this Manual. As a final example, assume In addition to its VU Meters, your Fender 3000 Mixer has four different types of LED indicators! Channel Peak LED with the Power Amplifier Clip LED. The Power Amplifier Clip LEDs light when the
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    • • The (Input Channel) "Pan" Control Block Diagram Closeup "Pan" controls appear in each Input Channel and in the Aux In and Effect Return sections. In each case, the Pan control "pans" a signal between the Program Left and Right buses. Differences The 3106 has no Pan controls. Thus, the
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    means is that any settings of the Equalization controls affect not only the Program mixes but also the Monitor and Effects mixes. Differences All Fender 3000 Series Mixers have the same set of Input Channel Equalization (Tone) controls appearing at the same point in their block diagrams. Thus, the
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    • • • Chart A () +18 +16 +14 +12 +10 + 8 + 6 + 4 + 2 0 Bass (nnoromma a undamental 2 frequency range only trarmonic not mown. 4 - 6 - 8 - 10 - 12 /ow - 14 -16 - 18 20 100 Control Min. 1K Chart C (dB) ▪ 18 + 16 +14 +12 +10 8 ▪ 5 + 4 + 2 0 Sass 2 4 Mooroximato
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    the Mid control have on the "sharpness" of the sound quality? Try again with the Mid switch set at 1.5k and 3k (1500 Hz and 3000 Hz). As you move the Mid switch up in frequency, the Mid control will have a different and decreasing effect on the bass instrument. Now, reset
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    3208, 3212 and 3216 have two Program and two Monitor Graphic Equalizers. The operation of the Graphic Equalizers is the same in all the 3000 Mixers. An Introduction to the Program and Monitor (Graphic) Equalizers The Program and Monitor Equalizers perform tone-control-like functions for the Program
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    3000 Mixer. If you use a separate power amplifier, connect its inputs to the Mon 1 and Mon 2 Out jacks and connect its outputs to your loudspeakers. If you want to use your 3000 Mixer's internal power amplifier, see the section on "Special Connections and Biamplification" for connection instructions
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    Channel fader. The Input Channel Monitor 1 and Monitor 2 controls can be changed to post-fader. This modification must be performed by a qualified service technician. Turn down the Monitor 1 control and try the same experiment with the Monitor 2 control and the Monitor 2 output fader. Is Monitor
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    the Example Systems later in this manual. Actually, the Monitor 1 and using Monitor 1, to feed a set of amplifiers and loudspeakers in a separate room of the think about these potential problems because you; as sound service technician perform the Monitor "post-fader" modification to your 3000 Mixer
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    the device input to the Eff Out jack and the device output to the Eff Return jack. This automatically disables the Internal Reverb in your 3000 Mixer. 22ZZu_ OOOOu_ BA INPUT CHANNEL FADER PAN EFF EFF RETURN -10 EFF RETURN C)-„-•- BA -20 if MON 1 EFF RETURN MON 2 • • SA 4 EFF RETURN PGM
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    • Play a tape of a group (again, an "uncluttered" tape with the least possible amount of reverb and effects) and set the Input Channel faders and the Program Left and Right faders for a comfortable listening level. Bring up the Channel 1 Effect control about halfway. Center the Effect Return Pan
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    • PEAK,7I SIGNAL +48v PHANTOM • Lo-Z In -50 CE) • Hi-Z In 6--.A -36 v-7 INSERTION -10 9 A TRIM 40dB > iv ED or HI MID LO o00 750 1.5K 3K • PEAK LED • l• INPUT CHANNEL FADER Connecting an Auxiliary Device to the Insertion Jack From Auxiliary Device Output + O .1O 4 0 A na, n ..-- 4o +o To
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    Monitor 2 buses. The operation of the Aux In is the same on all 3000 Mixers. Using the Auxiliary Inputs You would probably connect a tape machine to the tape machine to one of the Aux In jacks on the rear of your Fender 3000 Mixer. Place the Program (or Monitor) fader at its "nominal" (0) position,
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    POWER AMP IN +4 0 0 If you are using an external limiter to help prevent amplifier clipping, you may wish to use it in the Pre Amp Out/Power Amp In jacks modified signal. Otherwise, you should use it in the Effects system of your 3000 Mixer. An Exercise If you wish to try out one or both of these
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    a Fender 4000 Series Mixer because it has basically the same features as your 3000 Mixer (the 4000 Series have no power amplifiers). In this example has been performed on your 3000 Mixer. (The post-fader modification must be performed by a qualified service technician.) Alternately, you could
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    keeping the AGO circuits "In" is vastly preferable to the annoying and even potentially harmful problem of clipping distortion. Loudspeakers, Impedance and Power Transfer The power amplifiers in your Fender 3000 Mixer are rated at 200 watts into a 4-ohm (loudspeaker) load. This means that they will
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    on all 3000 Mixers. Why Biamplify? In most music, especially modern music, the bass frequencies predominate. Thus, the bass frequencies use up most of the power in a power amplifier, "hogging" it away from the high frequencies. In a low to moderate level system, this causes few, if any problems and
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    can help solve the problem. "Triamplification," of course, splits the frequencies into low, mid and high power amplifiers and loudspeakers. The same may become ragged. You can probably use the Graphic Equalizers in your 3000 Mixer to help smooth out the response of your loudspeakers, but this
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    actually the "input" impedance of the mixer/amplifier (the input of the mixer/amplifier is a load to the microphone). Thus, device. The device specifications should guide you to the proper load impedance including the Lo-Z inputs on your Fender 3000 Mixer. Note that the load impedance required by
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    than rated load impedance to any active device. For the power amplifiers in your Fender 3000 Mixer, for example, the "minimum" load impedance is 4-ohms. "Calculating Series and Parallel Impedances.") Connecting a too-low load impedance to a power amplifier will cause the power amplifier's protection
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    3000 Mixer are compatible with low-level devices like microphones and your 3000 Mixer has both line-level and high-level (power amplifier) outputs. A power amplifier excessive amount of electronic noise (hiss). One solution to this problem is to design the mixer for the lower level microphone and
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    problem, either. This may result in that other level compatibility problem tolerable in many cases. Fortunately, your Fender 3000 Mixer is equipped with a variety of linelevel series (the adapter cables are difficult to make anyway). Series, Parallel and Series/Parallel Connections Amplifier
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    were a single impedance. The most common use of series/paralleling in audio is to take a group of 4 loudspeakers (all having the same impedance) an extremely low minimum impedance could overload your power amplifier. The power amplifiers in your 3000 Mixer are designed to accept impedances as low as
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    impedance of 2.5-ohms which would still be within the safe limits for your 3000 Mixer. The easiest way to describe the change in power output with If you connect a 4-ohm loudspeaker to one channel of the 2244, the amplifier will produce as much as 440 watts into that loudspeaker. If you connect two
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    commonly used for instrument amplifiers, hi-Z microphones and are the type used on your 3000 Mixer. Beware when you microphones, including the Fender series microphones are in this catagory Phasing and Polarity"). About your only defense against this problem is to make sure you know which is the "+"
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    (see "Adapters"). Plug each microphone into an Input Channel on your 3000 Mixer and set the controls on both Input Channels the same. Start, polarity" (reversed polarity is a more technically accurate description of the problem discussed in the previous paragraph). "Phase" is a way of measuring
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    polarity is the same This kind of out-of-phase condition causes the problem known as "comb filtering." Comb filtering causes a flat frequency response to want to hear this kind of problem, take your two microphones again and connect them to two Input Channels of your 3000 Mixer but this time don't
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    speaker cable runs, however, is to move the power amplifier closer to the loudspeakers and run line-level signals over the for pin 3 "high" systems, reverse wiring of pins 2 and 3) Wiring for 3000 Mixer Insertion Connector To R Insertion Jack XLR Polarity Reversal Adapter Use Switchcraft Part #
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    a transformer is not an "active" device, however, it cannot amplify. Thus, when you convert from high-impedance to low-impedance, for 151300 15000 16 dB 15000 Isom, 5600 20 dB 15000 150012 3300 (Values assume 3000 Mixer input impedance of 8k12. However, pads will work well with most Lo-Z
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    precedence over any suggestions contained in this manual. CBS Fender Musical Instruments shall not illegal installation of a Fender 3000 Series Mixer or of any related equipment to grounded screw). Dealing With Two-Wire AC Receptacles The problem with two-wire AC receptacles is they don't have that
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    amplifier and the chassis of a microphone. The chassis of the microphone is connected to the chassis of your 3000 Mixer through the shield of the connecting cable. Thus, if your 3000 of the "hum" switch if the guitar amplifier has one. If the problem doesn't go away, try plugging the guitar amp
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    to use wireless microphones and wireless guitar transmitters. These same outdoor problems, of course, can develop indoors on a damp floor, so the second example, the ground loop occurs between a 3000 Mixer and an external monitor power amplifier. Even though there is only one audio cable connecting
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    pickup. 2) Never defeat the AC safety ground on your 3000 Mixer by using a two-wire to three-wire AC adapter or the power transformers in a power amplifier or other piece of audio equipment). . is vastly better and the noise is seldom a problem. Reducing Noise Pickup From AC Lines Some types of
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    to the power amplifier through the same snake. This mixing of levels, in a long cable run (greater than about 25 feet could be a problem) can cause a discussed below. When you use an equalizer, like the Graphic Equalizers on your 3000 Mixer, to help control feedback you pay a price. That price is an
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    idea to keep instruction manuals on all components handy. Some "repairs" are as simple as repositioning a control knob or throwing a switch that someone has inadvertently changed. Know Common Trouble Spots Cables and connectors are by far the most common sources of problems in audio systems. This
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    you suspect your mixer, try running a tape machine directly into your power amplifier to make sure that that portion of the system is still working. " before you can repair a system, you must find the problem and that is what troubleshooting is all about. Choosing and Using Microphones Types of
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    reject noises coming from the rear of the microphone. One way to overcome these problems is to "work" the mic very closely. That is, the performer should direct boxes into the Lo-Z Input on your 3000 Mixer. (The signal sent to the instrument amplifier is unchanged from the normal signal.) Other
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    on your hi-fi preamplifer, receiver or integrated amplifier. Using Special Effects Devices Special effects jack on one of the Input Channels of your 3000 Mixer (or connect it directly to the instrument itself the process of room equalization. The instruction manuals that come with a real-time
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    controls like the Input Channel Equalization controls on your 3000 Mixer, can be used to enhance an individual instrument At the opposite end of the reverberation problem, some hotel lounges have so much of additional equalization may result in amplifier clipping and even loudspeaker damage. Thus
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    of narrow-coverage-angle straight exponential horns. Multicells were an early, and reasonably successful, attempt to overcome the high-frequency beaming problem of straight exponential horns. Multicells are primarily used in voice-only systems and, because of their good dispersion control, they are
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    be able to handle the full power output of your power amplifier (200 watts per channel for your 3000 Mixer) for an extended period of time over the full each other, not side by side. Again, this helps minimize phasing problems. 3) Keep High-Frequency Components Together When stacking two of the same
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    Stacking Loudspeakers Fender 2851 Loudspeaker Systems 4 O O Stack Vertically, Not Horizontally O O O O • t Keep Voice Coils Lined up \ \ I 65
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    3000 Series Mixers can be the heart of a cost-effective yet versatile pro sound system. This system would be ideal for working through the exercises in Section 1 of this manual O O El OOO OO o Et, Fender 2224 Power Amplifier O Inputs 0 R Outputs O Stage Monitor Loudspeakers Fender P-1,
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    • A Larger Portable Entertainment System In this system, a pair of Fender 2242 power amplifier are used to power a set of biamplified loudspeaker systems and the internal power amplifiers in the 3000 Mixer have been re-connected to power a set of on-stage (foldback) monitors. In addition, we show
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    An Instrument Mixing System A Fender 3000 Series Mixer makes a great keyboard mixer. The Hi-Z inputs can be adapted (using the Trim controls) to the outputs of just about any keyboard and the internal power amplifiers can power "local" keyboard monitor loudspeakers. The Pre Amp, Out jacks in this
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    portable sound systems often have a separate mixer just for the monitors. Because its internal power amplifiers can power the monitor loudspeakers, and its Graphic Equalizers can help control feedback, a Fender 3000 Series Mixer is ideal as a monitor mixer. By using the Program Left and Right and
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    A Music Playback System With external phono preamplifiers, a Fender 3000 mixer becomes a disco mixer. To operate a 3000 Mixer as a stereo disco mixer, pan one Input Channel fully left and the next Input Channel fully right and use these two Input Channels for
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    used for both recording and mixdown. During recording, use the tape machine's input controls to set levels for the recording and use the 3000 Mixer's controls to monitor the recording in process. This setup records unequalized "dry" tracks. During mixdown, you can use the Input Channel Equalization
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    Reinforcement System In this example, a Fender 3106 Mixer is used to provide cost effective yet versatile mixing, equalization and power amplifier capabilities in a small house of worship sound system. A Fixed Sound Reinforcement System Turntable Tape recorder (Cassette) 1OO RIM Preamp 0 0 npu
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    provide "local" monitoring. In this system, the inputs to the 3000 Mixer's power amplifiers come from the large, main mixer. That way, the operator can the following address: Fender Division CBS Musical Instruments Customer Service 1300 East Valencia Drive Fullerton, California 92631 Fender 2821
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    1300 East Valencia Drive Fullerton, California 92631 U.S.A. Other Fender Owner/Application Manuals available: Series 4200 Sound Reinforcement Mixers Series 2200 Power Amplifiers Series 2800 Speaker Systems Series D-P-M Professional Microphones Fender is a unit of CBS Musical Instruments a division
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OWNER
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Series
3000
POWERED
MIXERS
3206
3208
3216
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$5.00
70-0030