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Introducing Fender Professional Sound Equipment • The classic sound, look and feel of a Stratocaster, the "punch" of a Twin Reverb. The advanced technology of a Chroma synthesizer, the unmistakable tone of a Rhodes piano - just some of the reasons why you trust us with your music. But your music doesn't stop with a Rhodes or a Stratocaster. It gets mixed, equalized, enhanced and amplified long before it reaches your audience! And with all that going on, your sound equipment is as important as your musical instrument. That's why we build Fender Pro Sound Equipment. We help you perform your music; now we'll deliver it to your audience! And we'll do it in a way that reinforces your performance and lets your sound become a creative part of your music. You'd expect as much from Fender. After all, you trust us with your music. And now, it's good to know you can trust us with your sound! How to Use This 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 Mixer, one by one, and explains not only their operation, but describes artistic ways you can use these controls. The Exercises suggested in the Self-Teaching Guide allow you to actually try out each control in a way that simulates an actual live performance. The Self-Teaching Guide is detailed and assumes little prior knowledge on the part of the reader. If you find that you already understand much of what is explained in the SelfTeaching Guide, you may be able to skip the sections entitled "An Exercise" and concentrate on the sections entitled "Block Diagram Closeup," "Differences" and the various sections that deal with applications of each control and switch. As a Reference Guide Once you are familiar with the basic operation of your 3000 Mixer, you may wish to refer every now and then to the Specifications section and to the Block Diagram for your 3000 Mixer. Both of these sections are located near the front of this manual. If you would like a quick review of the operation of a particular control or switch, find its page number in the Contents for Section II, and review the "Block Diagram Closeup" (or other sections as you wish) for that control or switch. As a Sound System Reference While the bulk of the material in this manual covers topics directly related to your 3000 Mixer and to mixing in general, Section III, "Special Connections, Biamplification and Other Topics," contains useful information on other topics (not directly related to mixing) - topics like "Impedance and Level Watching" (yes, "watching," not "matching!") and "Grounding and Shielding." Also, some parts of Section II contain useful information about sound systems and mixing in general. Browse through the Contents to find topics that interest you. Section IV, "Examples of Systems Using the Fender 3000 Mixers," shows such typical applications as portable entertainment systems and instrument mixing systems (keyboard mixing, for example). This section should help trigger your own ideas about the virtually limitless uses for your 3000 Mixer. •

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Introducing
Fender
Professional
Sound
Equipment
The
classic
sound,
look
and
feel
of
a
Stratocaster,
the
"punch"
of
a
Twin
Reverb.
The
advanced
technology
of
a
Chroma
synthesizer,
the
unmistakable
tone
of
a
Rhodes
piano
—
just
some
of
the
reasons
why
you
trust
us
with
your
music.
But
your
music
doesn't
stop
with
a
Rhodes
or
a
Stratocaster.
It
gets
mixed,
equalized,
enhanced
and
amplified
long
before
it
reaches
your
audience!
And
with
all
that
going
on,
your
sound
equipment
is
as
important
as
your
musical
instrument.
That's
why
we
bui
ld
Fender
Pro
Sound
Equipment.
We
help
you
perform
your
music;
now
we'll
deliver
it
to
your
audience!
And
we'll
do
it
in
a
way
that
reinforces
your
performance
and
lets
your
sound
become
a
creative
part
of
your
music.
You'd
expect
as
much
from
Fender.
After
al
l,
you
trust
us
with
your
music.
And
now,
it's
good
to
know
you
can
trust
us
with
your
sound!
How
to
Use
This
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
Mixer,
one
by
one,
and
explains
not
only
their
operation,
but
describes
artistic
ways
you
can
use
these
controls.
The
Exercises
suggested
in
the
Self
-Teaching
Guide
allow
you
to
actually
try
out
each
control
in
a
way
that
simulates
an
actual
live
performance.
The
Self
-Teaching
Guide
is
detailed
and
assumes
little
prior
knowledge
on
the
part
of
the
reader.
If
you
find
that
you
already
understand
much
of
what
is
explained
in
the
Self
-
Teaching
Guide,
you
may
be
able
to
skip
the
sections
entitled
"An
Exercise"
and
concentrate
on
the
sections
entitled
"Block
Diagram
Closeup,"
"Differences"
and
the
various
sections
that
deal
with
applications
of
each
control
and
switch.
As
a
Reference
Guide
Once
you
are
famil
iar
with
the
basic
operation
of
your
3000
Mixer,
you
may
wish
to
refer
every
now
and
then
to
the
Specifications
section
and
to
the
Block
Diagram
for
your
3000
Mixer.
Both
of
these
sections
are
located
near
the
front
of
this
manual.
If
you
would
like
a
quick
review
of
the
operation
of
a
particular
control
or
switch,
find
its
page
number
in
the
Contents
for
Section
II,
and
review
the
"Block
Diagram
Closeup"
(or
other
sections
as
you
wish)
for
that
control
or
switch.
•
As
a
Sound
System
Reference
Whi
le
the
bulk
of
the
material
in
this
manual
covers
topics
directly
related
to
your
3000
Mixer
and
to
mixing
in
general,
Section
I
II,
"Special
Connections,
Biamplification
and
Other
Topics,"
contains
useful
information
on
other
topics
(not
directly
related
to
mixing)
—
topics
like
"Impedance
and
Level
Watching"
(yes,
"watching,"
not
"matching!")
and
"Grounding
and
Shielding."
Also,
some
parts
of
Section
II
contain
useful
information
about
sound
systems
and
mixing
in
general.
Browse
through
the
Contents
to
find
topics
that
interest
you.
Section
IV,
"Examples
of
Systems
Using
the
Fender
3000
Mixers,"
shows
such
typical
applications
as
portable
entertainment
systems
and
instrument
mixing
systems
(keyboard
mixing,
for
example).
This
section
should
help
trigger
your
own
ideas
about
the
virtually
limitless
uses
for
your
3000
Mixer.
•