Behringer MON800 User Manual

User Manual

MINIMON MON800

Ultra-Compact Stereo Monitor Matrix Mixer with Talkback Mic

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Table of Contents

Thank you ...............................................................2

Important Safety Instructions ..............................3

Legal Disclaimer .....................................................3

Limited Warranty ...................................................3

1. Introduction .......................................................4

1.1 Before you get started ..........................................4

2. MON800 Quick-Start Set-Up ............................5

3. Control Elements and Connections ................6

3.1 Front panel ................................................................6

3.2 Rear panel ..................................................................7

4. Application Examples .......................................8

4.1 The MINIMON in a recording

environment .....................................................................8

4.2 Using the MINIMON for signal

distribution in simple P.A. applications .................9

5. Audio Connections ..........................................10

5.1 Connection with ¼" or cinch cables ............. 10

5.2 Footswitch connection ..................................... 10

5.3 Headphones connection .................................. 10

6. Specications ..................................................11

7. Other Mini Products ........................................12

Thank you

Thank you fo r showing your cond ence in BEHRINGER produ cts by
purchasi ng the MINIMON MON80 0. With the MINIMON MON8 00
you have purc hased a exible mo nitoring unit, wh ich allows you
to control a v ariety of signa ls during music prod uction. You can use
the MON80 0 as an add-on unit to a m ixing console wit h only limited
monitor ing capabilitie s, or you can use it wit hout a console at all.
With the i ck of a switch you can l isten to your produc tions over
dieren t loudspeaker sys tems and thus be able to i dentify mixi ng
problem s at an early stage. Rec ording musicians c an be provided wi th
appropr iate monitor signal s and thanks to the ta lk-back micropho ne
it’s you who h as the entire recor ding process unde r control

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4. Follow all instructions .

16. Where the MAINS

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Important Safety Instructions

Terminals marked with this
symbol c arry electri cal

current of su cient
magnitude to constitute risk of electric
shock. Use only high -quality professional
speaker cable s with ¼" TS or twist­locking plug s pre-installed. Allother
installation or modi cation should be
perfo rmed only by quali edpersonnel.

This symbol, wherever it

appears, aler ts you to the

presence of uninsulated
dangerous voltage inside the enclosure ­voltage that may be su  cient to
constitute a risk o fshock.

This symbol, wherever it

appears, aler ts you to

important operating and
maintenance instructions in the
accompanying literat ure. Please read
themanual.

Caution

To reduce the risk of elec tric

shock, do not rem ove the
top cover (or the rear sec tion). No user
serviceable part s inside. Refer servicing
to quali edpersonnel.

Caution

To reduce the risk of  re or

electr ic shock, do not expos e
this appliance to rai n and moisture.
Theapparatu s shall not be exposed to
dripping or splashing liquids and no
objects  lled with liquids, suc h as vases,
shall be placed on the ap paratus.

Caution

These service instruc tions

are for use by qual i ed
service p ersonnel only. Toreduce the
risk of elec tric shock do not perfo rm any
servicing other than that contained in the
operation i nstructions. Rep airshave to be
perfo rmed by quali ed serviceperso nnel.

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

5. Do not use this appar atus nearwater.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not bloc k any ventilation

openings. Ins tall in accordance with the
manufacturer ’s instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources
such as radiator s, heat registers, stoves,
orother appar atus (including ampli ers)
thatproduceheat.

9. Do not defeat the sa fety purpose
of the polarized or grounding-type plug.
Apolarized plu g has two blades with
one wider than the other. A grounding­type plug has t wo blades and a third
grounding prong. The wide blade or the
third prong a re provided for your safe ty.
Ifthe provided p lug does not  t in to
your outlet, cons ult an electrician for
replacement of t he obsoleteoutlet.

10. Protect the power cord fr om being
walked on or pinc hed particularly at
plugs, convenience re ceptacles, and the
point where t hey exit from theappar atus.

11. Use only attachments/accessories
speci ed by themanufac turer.

12. Use only with
the cart , stand,
tripod, bracket,
ortable speci  ed by
the manufacturer,

orsold with t he
apparatus . When a cart is used, us ecaution
when moving the cart/apparatus
combination to avoid in jury from tip-ove r.

13. Unplug this apparatus during
lightning storms or when unused for long
periods oft ime.

14. Refer all s ervicing to quali ed
service personnel. Servicing is required
when the apparat us has been damaged
in any way, such as power suppl y cord or
plug is damaged, liquid has b een spilled
or object s have fallen into the apparatus,
the apparatu s has been exposed to rain
or moistur e, does not ope rate normally,
orhas beendrop ped.

15. The appar atus shall be connected to
a MAINS socket outl et with a protective
earthingconnection.

plug or an appliance
coupler is use d as the
disconnect device,
thedisconnec t device shall
remain readilyoperable.

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LIMITED WARRANTY

For the applicable warranty terms
and conditions and additional
information regarding MUSIC
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1. Introduction

The MON80 0 features a clear ly structure d input secti on with four
selec table and mixable s tereo inputs, as w ell as a high-prec ision,
6-dig it LED output level me ter for accurate le vel control. It also
include s a powerful headp hones output wi th its own volume con trol,
plus thre e selectable s tereo loudspeake r outputs with s eparate
volume controls for optimum adjustment.

The Mute and D im functions a s well as a mono switch f or checking
signals fo r mono compatibili ty (phase) give the MO N800 even
greater e xibility. The inte grated talk-back s ection with it s
built-in mi crophone provid es you with a full se t of routing option s.
High-quality potentiometers and backlit switches ensure long-term
reliabili ty. What is more, our ex tremely low-no ise operational
amplier s are synonymou s for outstand ing audio quality.

With the MO N800 you have your music p roductions to tally
undercont rol!

1.1 Before you get started

1.1.1 Shipment

Your MON800 wa s carefully pac ked at the assembly p lant to assure
secure t ransport. Sho uld the condition of t he cardboard box
sugges t that damage may have taken p lace, please inspec t the unit
immediat ely and look for physi cal indication s of damage.

◊ Damaged equipment should NEVER be sent directly to us.

Please in form the dealer f rom whom you acq uired the
unit immediately as well as the transportation company
from wh ich you took delive ry. Otherwi se, all claims for
replacement/repair may be rendered invalid.

◊ Please al ways use the origi nal packagin g to avoid damage

due to stor age or shipping .

◊ Never let unsupervised children play with the MON800 or

with its packaging.

◊ Please di spose of all pack aging material s in an

environmentally friendly fashion.

1.1.2 Initial operation

Be sure that t here is enough spac e around the unit for c ooling.
Toavoid overheati ng, do not place the MON8 00 on top of power amps
or near radi ators, etc.

◊ To power the MON8 00, use only the powe r supply unit that i s

delivered with your equipment.

◊ Please en sure that the unit i s installed an d operated only by

people q ualified to do s o. During insta llation and ope ration
the user m ust have suff icient elect rical contac t to earth.
Elect rostatic dis charge may aff ect the operat ion of the unit.

1.1.3 Online registration

Please reg ister your new BEHRIN GER equipment righ t after your
purchas e by visiting http: //behring er.com and read the terms an d
conditions of our warranty carefully.

Should your B EHRINGER produc t malfunction, i t is our intention
to have it repa ired as quickly as p ossible. To arrange for w arranty
servi ce, please contac t the BEHRINGER retai ler from whom the
equipment was purchased. Should your BEHRINGER dealer not
be locate d in your vicinit y, you may direc tly contact o ne of our
subsidiaries. Corresponding contact information is included in
the original equipment packaging (Global Contact Information/
European Co ntact Inform ation). Should your countr y not be listed,
pleasecon tact the distr ibutor nearest y ou. A list of distri butors can be
found in th e support area of o ur website (http://be hringer.com).

Registe ring your purchas e and equipment wit h us helps us proces s
your repair claims more quickly and eciently.

Thank you fo r your cooperatio n!

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2. MON800 Quick-Start Set-Up

Computer

B-CONTROL
FADER BCF2000

Digital Monitor
Speakers MS20

TRUTH B2031A

Mix in A

MINIMON MON800

Fig. 2.1: MON800 quick-start set-up

Speakers Out A

Please fo llow the instruc tions below to set u p the MON800 as a
monitor un it with dierent s peakers in your st udio.

• Connec t your computer or any ot her line-level so urce to the

MIX IN A connec tors on the MON8 00.

• Connec t your main monitor sp eakers to the SPEAKER S OUT A

connec tors, and another p air of speakers to the B o utputs.

• Press the M IX A switch in the SOURC E section.

• Use the 2-TR OUT LED dis play to check the sign al level. If the CLIP

LED lights u p, please reduce the i nput signal level unt il it settles
betwe en the -6 dB and +6 dB mar kings.

• The switc hes A and B allow you to swi tch the pairs of spe akers

on and o. Acti vate the A speakers an d adjust the desir ed
volume wit h SPK A LEVEL.

Speakers Out B

• Switch o the A s peakers and act ivate the B speakers . UseSPK

B + C LEVEL to adj ust a volume level that i s roughly the same as
the A speaker s volume.

• Switch bet ween the two pai rs of speakers to che ck the volume

levels. Alig n the volume if neces sary.

• By switc hing between the t wo pairs of speake rs you can

evaluate you r mixes by way of a direc t comparison usi ng two
dierent monitor systems.

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3. Control Elements and Connections

3.1 Front panel

(4) (7) (9) (10)(5)

(1) (2)

Fig. 3.1: Front pa nel contro l element s of the MON80 0

(3) (8) (11) (12) (13)(6)

(1) Use the fou r switches in the SOURCE s ection to sele ct up to four

input sou rces (MIX A and B, CD/TAPE C and D) for moni toring
and recor ding. If desired, se veral sources can b e activated at
the same ti me. Subsequently, the s ignals are mixed. Ea ch active
source is in dicated by its sw itch lighting up.

(2) The two LED d isplays are for moni toring the outpu t level of the

2-TRACK OUT outp uts. They compri se 6 LEDs each. When the
CLIP LED light s up, this indicates th at distortion m ay occur.
In this cas e, please reduce the le vels of the signal sou rces
connec ted to the input of the M ON800.

(3) A pair of head phones with a ¼" TRS conn ector (e.g. BEHRINGER

HPS5000) c an be connected to t he PHONES jack. This outpu t is
wired in pa rallel with the rea r-panel output jac k (15), so that up
to two head phones can be use d at the same time.

(4) With the PHONES LEVEL cont rol you can adjust t he

volume for t he two headphone s jacks on the fro nt or rear
panelrespectively.

◊ The volum e on the headphone s from the fro nt and rear

panel jac ks cannot be ad justed separ ately.

(5) SPK A LEVEL gover ns the volume level of t he SPEAKERS OUT A

outputs (18). SPK B + C LEVEL allow s you to set the volume f or
output s B and C (17) simultaneously.

(6) Use the sw itches A/B/C ON t o switch the speaker s A, B and C on

and o. While mi xing it is advisab le to listen to your pro duction
over at least t wo dierent pai rs of speakers, so a s to get an
objec tive impression of y our mix. If you wish to s witch between
dierent monitoring systems, press the corresponding switches
of the act ive and of the inact ive speaker pair one af ter the
other. Acti ve speakers are alway s indicated by their s witches
lighting u p.

(7) With the MUTE s witch you can disa ble all loudspeaker an d

headphones outputs.

(8) The MONO switc h switches all moni tor paths to mono. Thisi s

useful, i n particular, when yo u want to check your mi x for
mono compatibility. Extreme panorama settings and excessive
use of ee cts, such as cho rus, phaser and ang er in the
stereo mi x can lead to signal ca ncellations durin g playback in
mono. Suchph ase problems can e asily be detecte d with the
MONOswit ch.

(9) The DIM switc h lowers the level of th e monitor paths by -20 dB.

This allows y ou, for example, to ta lk to somebody whil e mixing
without losing track of the recording.

◊ Switches (7) to (9) light up when th e correspond ing

functions are active. The functions performed by
these sw itches do not af fect the sign als of the two
2-TRACK OUT outpu ts.

(10) Use the TALK LEVEL co ntrol to adjust the s ensitivity o f the

talk-back microphone.

(11) The talk-back microphone is installed behind the MIC openings.

Speak into the microphone to make announcements which are
then rout ed to the recording d evices connec ted to the 2-TRACK
OUT outpu ts. This allows you to r ecord the number s or names
of diere nt recording take s, for example, and th us maintain a
clear over view of your work. Ad ditionally, the micr ophone can
be used to co mmunicate with th e musicians who can he ar your
voice on their headphones.

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(12) The TALK TO CUE/PHONES/SPK A and TALK TO 2-TR OUT

buttons determine where the talk-back microphone signal is
routed to. W ith the TALK TO CUE/PHONES/SPK A button th e
signal is ro uted to the monitor p aths CUE OUT, PHONES, PH and
SPEAKERS O UT A. In this case, the D IM function (9) is ac tivated
automati cally to avoid feedb ack. The TALK TO 2-TR OUT button
allows you to r oute the signal via th e two 2-TRACK OUT output s
to the reco rding devices conn ected.

◊ Hold the b utton down as lon g as you wish to speak .

3.2 Rear panel

(15)

(13) The s witch turns you r MINIMON MON800 on and o .

◊ Attention: The switch does not fully disconnect

the unit f rom the mains. To disc onnect the uni t from
the mains , pull out the main co rd plug or appli ance
coupler. Whe n installing t he product, en sure the plug or
appliance coupler is readily operable. Unplug the power
cord com pletely when the u nit is not used for p rolonged
periods of time.

(14) (17)(16)

Fig. 3.2: R ear panel co nnector s of the MON8 00

(18) (19) (20) (21) (22)

(14) The MON8 00 is connecte d to the mains using a 2-pol e POWER

connec tor jack. A matching m ains adaptor is inclu ded with
theunit.

◊ To avoid damage to y our COM800 always us e the mains

adaptor supplied with the unit.

(15) A secon d pair of headphones c an be connecte d to the PH jack.

This conne ctor is wired in pa rallel with the f ront-panel jack (3).

(16) The TB jack i s used to connect a si ngle footswi tch.

Thisfoot switch allows han ds-free talkin g and the use of the
talk-back b utton (12) (TALK TO CUE/PHO NES/SPK A) at the
sametime.

◊ Hold the b utton down as lon g as you wish to speak .

(17) Two pairs of l oudspeakers can b e connected to th e

SPEAKERSOUT B a nd C jacks. Since the l evels of both pairs
(BandC) can o nly be adjusted tog ether on the MON80 0, it’sa
good idea t o connect one spea ker pair to output B and a n
additio nal sub-woofer to o utput C (see chapter 4.1).

(18) Connec t your main monitor s peakers to the

SPEAKERS OUT Aj ack.

◊ The loudspeaker outputs are designed for the

connec tion of active s ystems or an ex ternal amplif ier
with passive speakers.

(19) CUE OUT is an a dditional outp ut, which you can us e to route

the MINIMON si gnals to other device s, such as an additio nal
headphon es amp (e.g. BEHRINGER MINIAMP A MP800)
(seechapte r 4.1).

◊ The CUE OUT leve l cannot be chan ged on the MON800.

(20) The two 2-TRACK OUT jacks ar e wired in parallel a nd carry the

same signa ls. Use the ¼" or cinch outp uts, depending o n the
recording device used.

(21) Use the CD/ TAPE IN jacks C and D to conn ect playback de vices,

such as a comp uter, CD/MD or cassette p layer.

(22) The MIX IN jacks A an d B are for connec ting the main signal

sources (e.g. mi xing console, audio c ard, etc.) using ¼" plugs.
Mono signa ls must be connec ted to the L jacks.

The SERIAL NUMBER of your MON8 00 can be found on th e bottom
side of the un it.

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4. Application Examples

The MINIMON g ives you a great number o f monitoring opti ons,
whichyou wo uld otherwise  nd only in costly mix ing consoles .
Therefo re, an ideal eld of app lication is to use th e MON800 to control
and distr ibute signals in a re cording environm ent. However, with its
exibil ity the MON800 is a lso the ideal tool fo r P.A. applicati ons.

ComputerRecording studio

Microphone
B-2 PRO

HPM1000

B-CONTROL

MINIAMP AMP800

CUE OUT MIX IN A

FADER BCF2000

PH

(Rear)

4.1 The MINIMON in a recording environment

A typic al example of how to us e the MON800 is the com puter-based
production of music with additional instrument or voice recordings.
The follow ing illustratio n shows an example of h ow to wire the unit in
such an envi ronment.

TRUTH B1031A

TRUTH B2031A

SPEAKERS

OUT A

MS40

SPEAKERS

OUT B

SPEAKERS

OUT C

MINIMON MON800

HPS5000

Fig. 4.1: The MON800 in a typical computer-based recording environment

PHONES

MIDI Sound module

MIX IN B TB 2-TRACK

As a centra l element of this con guration, the comp uter is connecte d
via its au dio card to the MIN IN A or B jac ks (22) of the MON800.
Addition al sound modules, w hich are connec ted to the computer,
forexamp le, via MIDI, can be wire d to the remaining inp uts
(depending on the respective connecting plugs). Playback devices
(CD,MD, etc.) should be conn ected to the CD/TAPE IN jac ks (21).
Connec t your main monitor sp eakers to the SPEAKER S OUT A jacks (18).
Output B (17) i sfor a second pair of sp eakers. Oft en, smaller systems

CD/TAPE

IN C

Switch AB200

CD player

OUT

DAT recorder

are used as s econdary spea kers, so that it is pos sible to evaluate a mix
over less powerful systems. A sub-woofer is an ideal complement
to such a pair o f speakers and shoul d be connected to o utput C (17),
sincethe lev els of both output s can be adjusted si multaneously.

If requir ed, you can also conne ct a third pair of sp eakers, ideally wi th
an adjust able amplier st age, so that you can set t he volume of the
speaker pai r C independently o f the SPK LEVEL B + C contro l (5).

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◊ The speake r outputs of the M INIMON provide lin e-level

signals. Passive loudspeaker systems must be connected via
an external integrated amplifier. Active loudspeakers have
an ampli fier built in an d can therefor e be connecte d directly
to the MINIMON o utputs.

The two headphones connectors (3) and (15) al low you to check your
mix with a p air of headphones o r route a monitor sig nal to one of the
musicians . If you want to recor d several musician s, use the CUE OUT jack

(19) for the c onnection of a he adphones amp (e.g. BEHRIN GER MINIAMP

AMP800). In thi s way, eachmusician cans et the volume of his
headphones separately on the headphonesamplier.

Using a foot switch conne cted to the TB jac k (16) you can activat e the talk­back micr ophone and rout e the microphon e signal to the monit or paths.

A recordi ng device, such as a DAT or CD recor der, can be connecte d to
the 2-TRACK OUT ou tputs (20).

MONITOR
SPEAKERS

1C-BK

EUROPOWER

EP2000

4.2 Using the MINIMON for signal distribution in simple P.A. applications

The MINIMON c an also be used for sm all P.A. systems,
forexamp le,incafés and galle ries. In this case, t he three loudspea ker
outputs (17) and (18) can be use d for three pairs o f speakers set up
in several r ooms. The inputs C a nd D (21) of the MINIMON canbe
connected directly to consumer equipment, such as CD/MD/
casset te players or a radi o tuner. If necessar y, the built-in talk-bac k
microphone (11) allows you to ma ke announcements f or your guests.
With an add itional set of head phones you can pre -listen to the inpu t
signals you w ish to play back via the au dio system. The fo llowing
illustrations shows a possible wiring scheme.

MONITOR SPEAKERS MS16

SPEAKERS

OUT A

MINIMON MON800

MIX IN A

MD player

Fig. 4.2: U sing the MON 800 for sig nal distri bution in s mall P.A. syste ms

PHONES

HPM1000

SPEAKERS

OUT B

CD/TAPE

IN C

Casette tape player

SPEAKERS

OUT C

CD/TAPE

IN D

CD player

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5. Audio Connections

There are va rious ways to integr ate the MON800 into y our set-up.
Depending on the application in question, you will need dierent sets
of connec ting cables. Th e cables to use are de scribed below.

5.1 Connection with ¼" or cinch cables

Please use s tandard ¼" or cinch cab les to connect th e MINIMON to
other equ ipment. These ca bles have a ¼" or cinch connec tor at each
end. Conne ct the inputs an d outputs of the MON 800 to the respec tive
connec tors of the other de vices.

tip tip

sleevesleeve

Fig. 5.1: Wiring d iagram of a hi - cinch ca ble

shield

tip

signal

sleeve

ground/shield

tip

sleeve

strain relief clamp

strain relief clamp

sleeve

5.2 Footswitch connection

The MINIMON f eatures a jack for th e connection of a f ootswitch.
Here,you can c onnect any comme rcially available fo otswitch wit h
a ¼" TS connecto r. As some f ootswitch mod els on the market have
a dieren t polarity, please b e sure to use one that is ap propriately
wired. The correct wiring is shown in the illustration below.

¼" TS footswitch connector

strain relief clamp

sleeve

tip

sleeve

pole 1/ground

tip

pole 2

The footswitch connects both poles momentarily

Fig. 5.3: Wi ring of a ¼" TS conn ector for f ootswi tch connec tion

5.3 Headphones connection

The MINIMON ha s two jacks for he adphones. Here, yo u can connect
any standa rd pair of stereo he adphones with a ¼" TRS con nector.
For3.5-mm p lugs you need an appr opriate adaptor. The cor rect
wiring diagram is shown in the illustration below.

¼" TRS headphones connector

strain relief clamp

sleeve

ring

tip

tip

sleeve

ground/shield

tip

signal

Fig. 5.2: Un balanced c able with ¼" TS c onnecto rs

sleeve

ground/shield

ring

right signal

tip

left signal

Fig. 5.4: Wiring of a ¼" TRS headphones connector

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6. Specications

Mix In A + B

Type ¼" TS connecto rs

Impedanc e approx. 10 k Ω unbalanced

approx. 20 k Ω balanced

Max. inpu t level 15 dBu

CD/Tape In C + D

Type RCA conne ctors

Impedanc e approx. 10 k Ω

Max. inpu t level 15 dBu

2-Track Out A + B

Type ¼" TS connecto rs /

RCA conne ctors

Impedanc e approx. 150 Ω (T S),

approx. 150 Ω (RC A)

Max. out put level 15 dBu

Cue Out

Type ¼" TS connecto rs

Impedanc e min. 150 Ω

Max. out put level 15 dBu

Phones

Type ¼" TRS connec tor

(on front/back)

Impedanc e min. 100 Ω

Max. out put level 10 dBu / 100 Ω (70 mW)

System Specications

Frequenc y response 10 Hz to 80 kHz, ±3 dB

Dynamic r ange 112 dB, 20 Hz to 20 kHz

Distor tion (THD) 0,005% typ. @ +4 dBu

Crosst alk -75 dB @ 1 kHz

Signal-to -noise ratio 102 dBu @ +4 dBu,

A-weighted

Power Supply

Mains connection external power supply,

9 V~, 750 mA

Mains Voltage

USA/Canad a 120 V~, 60 Hz

U.K./Austra lia 240 V~, 50 Hz

China 220 V~, 50 Hz

Europe 230 V~, 50 Hz

Japan 100 V~, 50 - 60 Hz

Power consum ption approx. 6 W

Dimensions/Weight

Dimensio ns (H x W x D) approx. 4 8 x 242.6 x 120 mm

Weight approx. 0.77 kg

BEHRIN GER makes eve ry eff ort to ens ure the high est stan dard of quali ty. Necess ary modi ficati ons
are carr ied out wi thout not ice. Thus, th e specif ication s and design o f the device m ay diffe r from the
information given in this manual.

Speake rs Out A

Type ¼" TS connecto rs

Impedanc e min. 150 Ω

Max. out put level 15 dBu

Speake rs Out B + C

Type RCA conne ctors

Impedanc e min. 150 Ω

Max. out put level 15 dBu

12 MINIMON MON800 User Manual

7. Other Mini Products

The MINIMON b elongs to the MINI suit e of BEHRINGER produc ts,
which can o perate together a nd are introduced b elow:

MINIFEX FEX800

Ultra- compact 9.5" stereo m ulti-eec ts processor f or studio and
stage applications

• 16 awesome FX p resets in 24-bit /48 kHz resolutio n including

reverb, dela y, chorus, a nger, phaser, rotary spe aker,
pitchshif ter and multi- eects

• Intuiti ve FX Preset contr ol with LED’s indicat ing the

selec tedprogram

MINIAMP AMP800

Ultra-compact 9.5" headphones amplier system for studio and
stageapplications

• 4 totally independent stereo high-power amplier sections

• Highest s onic quality wi th virtually all t ypes of headpho nes

even at maximum volume

MINIMIC MIC800

Ultra- compact 9.5" microp hone modeling pre amp for studio and
stage applications

• High-end preamplier for all microphone, instrument and

line-level sources. Perfectly complements studio- grade
condensermics

• Ultra- exible Preamp Mod eling allows you to quic kly optimize

your recordings

Fig. 7.1: MINI produc ts stac k on top of each o ther

MINIFBQ FBQ800

Ultra- compact 9.5" graphi c equalizer for st udio and stage app lications

• Revolutionary FBQ Feedback Detection System instantly reveals

critic al frequencie s and can also be used a s AudioAnalyzer

• Additional Low Cut lter removes unwanted frequencies,

e.g. oor rum ble

MINIMIX MIX800

Ultra- compact 9.5" karaoke m achine for studi o and stage applic ations

• Revolutionary Voice Canceller—eectively eliminates vocals

from any s tereo source while r etaining most mu sicelements

• Integrat ed digital echo/re verb processor in 24 -bit/40 kHz

resolution for ultimate vocal enhancement

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