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Channels 5/6 and 7/8: 5/6 and 7/8 are stereo channels. This

means that the Gain controls on these channels attenuate both of

the respective inputs. When you turn the Balance controls on

these channels all the way to the left you will only get the left

input (5 or 7) going to the left main output. When you turn the

Balance controls on these channels all the way to the right you

will only get the right input (6 or 8) going to the right main out-

put. When these Balance controls are centered you will get left

and right inputs going to both the left and right outputs. The

Send controls on these stereo channels send a mono mix of the

stereo input to the Send out and are unaffected by the Balance

control position.

1/4" Inputs on Channels 5 to 10: These inputs are quite unique.

There are 4 different ways you may use these inputs. If you put a

stereo plug into input 6, 8 or 10 you will get a stereo signal going

to both the left and right main outputs. If you put mono jacks in

both the left (5, 7 or 9) and right (6, 8 or 10) inputs you will get the

left signal going to the left main output and the right signal going

to the right main output. If you put only a mono jack in any of

these left inputs (5, 7 or 9) then this signal will go mono to both

the left and right main outputs. If you put a mono jack in any of

these right inputs (6, 8 or 10) this signal will go mono to only the

right main output.

Channels 9 and 10: Channel 1 through 8 inputs provide up to 20

dB of gain. The remaining two channels (9 and 10)) are unity gain.

Tape In (RCAs): The Tape Left and Right Inputs are summed into

Channel 7/8 and are thus subject to the 7/8 Gain, Balance and

Send Controls.

Send Controls: Channels 1 through 8 on the miXim 10 have indi-

vidual Send controls. These Send controls provide up to 6 dB of

post-fader gain over the channel's own gain stage. The combined

Send signals are sent out the Send Out at the top right of the unit.

Turning a send pot all the way down will prevent any of that sig-

nal from appearing at the send output, while turning it all the

way up will send it to the send output with 6 dB of gain.