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EURORACK MX1604A

9.4 Modifications

The following modifications require you to do some soldering. Attempt only if you are experienced in using an

iron on PCBs. Otherwise, refer to qualified personnel. After modification the BEHRINGER warranty becomes

discretionary.

Links should not be threaded into holes on the PCB. They should be soldered to the tinned areas around the

holes, and bowed slightly upwards in between.

Mono channel Aux Send 2 > pre-fader

Mono channel Aux Sends 2 are post-fader. If you want to convert them, carry out the modification described

below to each mono channel you want to be altered. The right PCB area is indicated by a yellow printing (see

figures below).

1) Switch desk off and disconnect it from the mains supply!

2) Cut the post track.

3) Add in a pre link.

Repeat for all mono channels you want to be modified.

Fig. 9.1: Modification

9.5 Expanding

When the EURORACK is your main mixer, you may find that you run out of inputs as your system expands.

It is possible to expand your mixing system by combining two or more mixers.

Adding extra Line inputs to your EURORACK

A small line mixer (such as the BEHRINGER ULTRALINK PRO MX882 8+2 channel Mixer/Splitter/Signal

Router) can inexpensively add extra line inputs to your console. With the ULTRALINK, any stereo, line-level

input on your EURORACK can become a stereo Line input plus a further 6 panable mono Line inputs. Great

for adding tape monitor returns etc.

Linking two EURORACKS

Simply take the Main Mix output of one, and feed it into a suitable stereo Line input of the second.

Linking the EURORACK to a master console

Feed any or all of the Main Mix, Alt 3-4 and Aux outputs from your EURORACK into separate channels of the

master console. The Aux outputs should be routed only to individual Aux Send buses on the master console.

Now the Aux Sends from the EURORACK can access effects currently used by the master console.

The EURORACK outputs are essentially submixes of several channels of sound, and are therefore likely to be

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