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Q-3433 MKII™
REAR PANEL - CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS CONT.
©American Audio® - www.americanaudio.us - Q-3433 MKII User Instructions page 13
LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCH (21) is in the “PHONO 2” position. CD players, Tape Decks and other
line level instruments may only be connected to these jacks as long as the LINE LEVEL SELEC-
TOR SWITCH (21) is in the “AUX 2” position. Never connect line level instruments (CD players, tape
decks, etc.) to these jacks when the LINE LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCH (21) is in the “PHONO 2” posi-
tion, THIS MAY SERIOUSLY DAMAGE YOUR MIXER! The red colored RCA jack represents the right
channel input and the white represents the left channel input. Input volume will be controlled by the
channel two fader. The channel SOURCE SELECTOR SWITCH (5) must be in the "Phono 2/Aux 2"
position, to monitor any source connected to these jacks.
CHANNEL 2: LINE 2 INPUT JACKS - DO NOT CONNECT TURNTABLES TO THESE JACKS!
CD players, Tape Decks and other line level instruments may be connected to these jacks. The red
colored RCA jack represents the right channel input and the white represents the left channel input.
Input volume will be controlled by channel two fader. The channel SOURCE SELECTOR SWITCH (5)
must be in the "Line 2" position, to monitor any source connected to these jacks.
34. CHANNEL 3: PHONO 3/AUX 3 INPUT - The type of input must directly reflect the selected
mode of the
LINE LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCH (21). Turntables equipped with MM pickup cartridge
(All DJ turntable use MM pick-up cartridges) may be connected to these jacks as long as the LINE
LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCH (21) is in the “PHONO 3” position. CD players, Tape Decks and other
line level instruments may only be connected to these jacks as long as the LINE LEVEL SELEC-
TOR SWITCH (21) is in the “AUX 3” position. Never connect line level instruments (CD players, tape
decks, etc.) to these jacks when the LINE LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCH (21) is in the “PHONO 3” posi-
tion, THIS MAY SERIOUSLY DAMAGE YOUR MIXER! The red colored RCA jack represents the right
channel input and the white represents the left channel input. Input volume will be controlled by the
channel three fader. The channel SOURCE SELECTOR SWITCH (5) must be in the "Phono 3/Aux 3"
position, to monitor any source connected to these jacks.
CHANNEL 3: LINE 3 INPUT JACKS - DO NOT CONNECT TURNTABLES TO THESE JACKS!
CD players, Tape Decks and other line level instruments may be connected to these jacks. The red
colored RCA jack represents the right channel input and the white represents the left channel input.
Input volume will be controlled by channel three fader. The channel SOURCE SELECTOR SWITCH
(5) must be in the "Line 3" position, to monitor any source connected to these jacks.
35. CHANNEL 4: RCA LINE INPUT JACKS - These Jacks are used for line level inputs. Connect CD
players or Tape Decks to line level inputs. Line level musical instruments with stereo outputs such as
Rhythm Machines or Samplers should also be connected to line level inputs. The red colored RCA
jack represents the right channel input and the white represents the left channel input. Input volume
will be controlled by the channel four
fader. Do not connect turntables to these jacks, turntables
should only be connected to “Phono” inputs.
36. REC OUT - This is a low current unbalanced output source designed for various tape and CD
recorders. The Record Out (REC OUT) level is dictated by the
CHANNEL FADER LEVEL (23), it is not
influenced by the MASTER VOLUME CONTROL (17).
37. ZONE LEVEL OUTPUT - Use this separate output signal to drive a booth monitor or separate
sound system. The output level for these jacks will be controlled by the
ZONE VOLUME KNOB
(11). These RCA jacks send a low current, unbalanced output signal. These jacks should only be
used for shorter cable runs (under 15 feet) to signal processors or looping to another mixer.
38. RCA MASTER OUTPUTS - The Master Output includes a pair
XLR BALANCED JACKS (41)
as well as a pair of RCA Unbalanced Jacks. The RCA jacks send a low current unbalanced output
signal. These jacks should only be used for shorter cable runs to signal processors or looping to