Elite Acoustics Engineering D6-58 Quick Manual

Elite Acoustics Engineering
D6-58 120W Lithium Battery Powered
Acoustic Amplier with 6 Channels,
Digital Mixer & Effects, and Bluetooth
®
WHAT IS IN THE BOX
Your D6-58 package contains the following: (1) Speaker (1) AC to 12VDC Power Supply Adapter
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(1) Quick Start Guide & Registration Card (1) Speaker Handle Grip
QUICK START MIC AND ACOUSTIC GUITAR
In this example we connect an acoustic guitar to Chan 1, and a Mic to Chan 2.
1. Set Battery Switch to “Connect”
2. With “Speaker Volume” turned down, Turn “Power Switch” to “On” position.
3. Connect the Line Level Output of your acoustic guitar into
Chan 1, Line 1/4” input jack. Note: Chan 1 Source is set to
“Mic/Line.”
4. Connect your Mic to Chan 2, XLR input jack. Note: Chan 2 Source is set to “Mic/Line.”
5. Set input levels. Press “System”; the LCD shows a level bar
graph for each channel. Adjust rear panel “Gain” control until
the display shows -12dB for Guitar and Mic.
5A. Adjust Master Volume for desired output level.
6. Set Mic Mix, EQ, and Reverb.
6A. Press “Main” adjust chan 2 encoder to +9, i.e., approxi-
mately 75% of max level. 6B. Press Chan 2 Encoder: LCD shows EQ parameters for
Chan 2. Adjust 5 encoders as necessary to set your EQ. For our example we’ll set “LowC” to 180 Hz, “Low” to +4.0, “Mid” to +5, “MidF” to 2.0k and “Hi” to +2.0. 6C. Press “Reverb” Chan 2 encoder +2.0.
7. Repeat step 6 for Chan 1 (acoustic guitar) Mix, EQ, and Re-
verb.
8. Start with master EQ, Low, Mid, and High set at (detent
position) and adjust as needed.
To Avoid Distortion:
1. Make sure NOT to clip the input Signals.
2. Set input levels. Press “System”; the LCD shows a lev-
el bar graph for each channel. Adjust rear panel “Gain”
control until the display shows -12dB for Guitar and Mic. inputs.
Main
LCD FUNCTIONS
Main
Pan
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch56
Chorus
Aux
System
Delay
Reverb
Menu Buttons with LCD:
Press any of the 6 menu buttons(black button located to the
left and right of LCD) or 5 encoders(blue knobs located around
LCD) to access and adjust features and settings. Most menus
have several pages of options, which are adjusted by turning the
corresponding encoder.
Main
Mix
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch56
“Main” Page 1: “Main Mix”
Adjust the level of each of the
5 channels.
Main
“Main” Page 2: “Main Pan”
Adjust the stereo panning for each of
the 5 channels.
Main
Pan
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch56
Aux
“Aux” : “Aux Mix” Adjust the level of each of the 5
channels sent to the Aux Outputs.
“Aux” : “Aux Pan” Adjust the panning between “Aux Send 1” and “Aux Send 2” for each of the 5 channels.
Aux Mix
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Ch1
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Aux Pan
Ch56
Ch56
System
“System” : “Routing”
Assign “Pre” or “Post” fader i.e., “Main
Mix” Channel 1 through Channel 6, signals to the Aux Sends. You can also select either “Main” mix or “Aux” mix as
the source for the XLR outputs.
Xlr Out
Eq
LCut
LowM idF
Hi
Mid
“System” : “XLR out EQ”
Setting for EQ for the XLR outputs
when it is SET on “MAIN outputs”
Chorus
Sends
Ch1
Ch56
“System” : “Scenes”
Save and Recall up to 10 mixes i.e.,
scenes.
“System” : “Input Levels”
Displays a bar graph for each
channel’s input level. Adjust the
channel’s “Gain” pot to set desired
level.
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
Chorus
“Chorus” : “Chorus Sends”
Adjust the Chorus level of each of
the 5 channels.
Delay
Param
Mod
Fbck TimX BPM
1 120
Lvl
Delay
“Delay” : “Delay Param”
Adjust “Modulation,” “Feedback,”
“Time Offset,” “BPM” Delay Time, and
“Level” of the delay.
Reverb Sends
Ch1
Ch56
Reverb
Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
“Reverb” : “Reverb Sends”
Adjust the Reverb level of each
of the 5 channels.
“Chorus” : “Chorus Param”
Adjust the Depth of the Chorus for
each of the 5 channels.
Delay Route
1
Chan
“Reverb” : “Delay Routes”
Assign a channel to the delay. Note
that this is an “insert” type effect and
is intended for a selectable single
channel. It precedes the Reverb and
Chorus effects.
“Reverb” : “Reverb Param”
Adjust the Decay and Tone of the
Reverb.
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