Furman Sound SRM-80A User Manual
S R M - 8 0 A / E – S I G N A L R O U T E R / M O N I T O R
Owner’s Manual
ROUTER /
MONITOR SERIES
S R M - 8 0 A / E – S I G N A L R O U T E R / M O N I T O R
bing sim pler and faster, thus help ing
you achieve professional results.
ABOUT THE SRM-80
The SRM-80A facilitates mixdown and dub-
bing between different media types without
tying up additional console chan nels. By con-
through use of the SRM-80A’s four rotary
SOURCE MIXER
PO W ER AM PLIFIER
OU TPU T
IN PU T
MO N ITOR LIN E OUTPU T B
SRM -80A
SRM -RU
H EAD P H O N ES
SPE AK ER C OUTPU T
PASSIVE SPEA KERS
SPE AK ER B OUTPU T
PASSIVE SPEA KERS
MO N ITOR LIN E OUTPU T A
PO W ERE D SPE AK ERS
D AT RECORD ER
TO “A” IN
FROM “A” OUT
IN PU T
COM PA C T D ISC PLAYER
-RECOR DER -
TO “D ” IN
FROM “D ” OUT
TO “B ” IN
OU TPU T
C ASSE TTE RECOR D ER
TO “C ” IN
MINI D ISC
FROM “C ” OUT
FROM “B ” OUT
IN PU T
MO N ITOR LIN E OUTPU T A
TO SOURCE IN
IN PU T
IN PU T
OU TPU T
OU TPU T
OU TPU T
FROM
AM P (B )
OU TPU T
SET SW ITCH
TO SP K -B /C
SYSTEM
SETUP 1
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Please also refer to the “System Set-Up #1” drawing on the facing page.
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Cables needed:
2 Pair: Speaker to Binding Posts, the banana plug type (Speakers B, C)
1 Pair: 1/4” TRS Balanced to Monitor Line output “A” (Powered Speakers)
6 Pair: RCA I/O to Devices
2 Pair: 1/4” TRS Balanced to Device “A” L/R I/O
1 Pair: 1/4” TRS Balanced to “SOURCE” L/R Input
1 Pair: 1/4” TRS Balanced to Power Amp L/R Inputs
1 Pair: Power Amp Out to “FROM POWER AMP OUT” Binding Posts (banana plugs)
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Make sure SRM-80 and all other devices are switched “OFF” before making any cable connections.
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Decide which devices will be labeled “A”, “B”, “C”, and “D”. Device “A” should be any pro level balanced units,
such as a DAT machine. Label the Output Select Switch and the speaker pairs on the front panel tabs. Use
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Mount the SRM-80 in your rack. Depending on your setup, it may be easier to cable all your gear before mount-
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Set AMP/SPK - B/C Switch to SPK - B/C.
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Connect passive speaker cables to “SPEAKER C” and “SPEAKER B” Binding Posts.
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Connect Power Amp L/R Output cables to “FROM AMP OUTPUT” Binding Posts.
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If you have the optional SRM-RU remote unit, which we highly recommend, connect its 5-Pin
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Connect 1/4” TRS Balanced cables from your powered monitors to MONITOR LINE OUTPUT “A” L/R.
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Connect 1/4” TRS Balanced cables from MONITOR LINE OUT PUT “B” L/R to your power amp “IN” L/R.
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Connect RCA cables from “L/R In/Out” to devices “B”, “C”, and “D”, according to your setup plan.
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Connect 1/4” TRS Balanced cables from “A” L/R, I/O to device “A”
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Connect 1/4” TRS Balanced cables from “SOURCE” L/R to source device.
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Set the Ground Lift Switch to the position that reduces any hum or buzz.
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Set the “0db / +4db” switch to the appropriate meter scale for the equipment being used.
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Power up your equipment, being sure to turn on your power amp last.
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Set “SPEAKER TRIM” controls at about 75%. After powering up the system, adjust levels as needed. To dial in
your speaker levels use broadband pink noise and sound level meter. The Alan Parsons/Stephen Court align-
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SOURCE MIXER
INP U T
OU TPU T
PO W ER AM PLIFIER
MO N ITOR LIN E
OU TPU T B
SRM -80A
SRM -RU
PASSIVE SPEA KERS
MO N ITOR LIN E OUTPU T B
PO W ERE D SPE AK ERS
MO N ITOR LIN E OUTPU T A
PO W ERE D SPE AK ERS
D AT RECORD ER
TO “A” IN
FROM “A” OUT
INP U T
COM PACT D ISC PLAYER
-RECOR DER -
TO “D ” IN
FROM “D ” OUT
TO "B " IN
OU TPU T
C ASSE TTE RECOR D ER
TO “C ” IN
MINI D ISC
FROM “C ” OUT
FROM “B ” OUT
INP U T
MO N ITOR LIN E OUTPU T A
TO SOURCE IN
INP U T
INP U T
OU TPU T
OU TPU T
OU TPU T
MO N ITOR LIN E
OU TPU T C
H EAD P H O N ES
SET SW ITCH
TO AM P-B/C
SYSTEM
SETUP 2
three balanced line level speak er outputs A,
with powered monitors or passive speakers
the B and C outputs can be combined into one
The SRM-80A has balanced inputs for the
for channel A output and A, B, and C moni-
tor line outputs. INPUTS B through D utilize
jacks.
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