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Warranty

Statement

ModelMN"50

MIXER/COMPRESSOR

Owner’s

Manual

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Fostex

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MIXER/

COMPRESSOR

MN-50

COMPRESSOR

MAX

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COMP

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OFF

Fostex

This

product

hereby

warranted

lor

one

year

Irom

the

date

purchase

stated

below,

the

country

original

purchase.

The

warranty

covers

delects

materials

and

workmanship.

excludes

damage

and

deterioration

arising

Irom

normal

wear,

damage

caused

accident,

abuse

misuse.

does

not

apply

the

equipment

with

the

serial

number

defaced,

modified

removed.

This

warranty

valid

provided

that

the

stamp

the

shop

where

you

purchased

the

unit,

and

the

date

purchase

appear

below.

Model

No.MN-50

Retailer’s

stamp:

Date

purchase:

Fostex

FOSTEX

CORPORATION

512.

Miyazawa-Cho,

Akishima,

Tokyo,

Japan

FOSTEX

CORPORATION

AMERICA

15431.

Blackburn

Ave.,

Norwalk.

90650.

U.S.A.

PRINTED

JAPAN

JUL

1984

8288

0890

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

WARNING

READ

BEFORE

OPERATING

Read

instructions—AJi

the

safety

ana

operating

nstruc

tons

should

read

before

the

apoiiance

ooerateo

Retain

Instructions—The

safety

and

coeratrg

mstruc

tons

shoo'd

retained

for

future

reference

Heed

Warnings—Ai

warnings

the

aco

ance

ana

the

operating

instructions

should

adhered

FcflOw

Instructions—All

operating

ana

use

mstructcns

should

followed

water

and

Mcsture

—

The

appliance

should

no:

used

near

water—for

example,

near

bathtub,

wajrcowf

kitchen

smk.

laundry

tuO.

wet

basement.

o«

near

swimming

pool,

etc

Veniaaion—The

appriance

should

tuated

that

its

location

position

odos

not

interfere

with

its

proper

ven

tiiaton

For

cample,

the

appliance

should

not

situated

bed.

sofa,

rug

smitar

surface

mat

may

Week

ventilation

openings,

or.

placed

bu.lt

mstaaum

such

ocokcase

cabinet

that

may

impede

the

now

air

through

the

ventilation

openings

Heat—The

acP'ance

should

situated

away

from

heat

sources

such

radiators,

heat

registers,

sto.es

ome*

acpiancos

(including

amplifiers!

that

prodxe

heat

Power

Sources—The

acpiiaoco

should

connected

power

svppiy

only

type

described

the

eperatng

instructions

marked

appliance

ower

Cord

Protecticn—Power

sucpiy

cords

should

routed

mat

they

are

not

likely

walked

pnehed

items

placed

upon

agamst

them,

paying

partcutar

attenicn

cords

pugs.

convenience

recep

tacies.

and

the

pool

where

mey

e«t

irom

appliance

Oean*«g—The

app'iance

shoo'd

cleaned

only

recorrvneooed

manutacturer

Nonuse

Periods—The

Dower

cord

the

appliance

shOu«

unplugged

irom

the

outlet

when

lelt

unused

tor

png

pe'Cd

time

Object

and

Uquo

Entry—Care

should

taken

that

comets

not

fan

and

Kjuds

are

not

spued

into

the

enclosure

through

openings

13.

Damage

Reading

Service—The

appliance

should

serveod

Qualified

serve©

personnel

when

The

power

supfy

cord

plug

has

been

damaged.

Objects

have

Wien.

Kjud

has

been

spilled

into

iho

appliance,

The

apprance

has

been

exposed

ram.

The

acprance

does

not

appear

operale

normally

e>hOts

marked

change

performance,

The

appance

has

been

dropped,

the

enclosure

damaged

Servcmg—The

user

shoud

not

attempt

servoco

the

acp’arce

beyond

mat

described

cporalmg

in-

situcions

other

serve

shoud

rolerrod

oafched

serve©

personnel

WARNING:

avoid

possiblo

electric

shock

hazard,

not

expose

this

applianco

rain

moisluro.

Thoro

are

user

serviceable

parts

inside.

Refer

servicing

qualified

service

personnel.

Mixer

section

Mic

input

Line

input

Tape

input

(x4)

Output

Frequency

response

Distortion

Equivalent

input

noise

Compressor

section

Compressor

ratio

Maximum

compression

Attack

time

Release

time

Power

supply

—

Battery

Power

supply

—

External

sup.

Power

consumption

Physical

dimensions

Weight

—

Unit

only

Weight

—

packaged

-66dBV

(0.5mV)

-10dBV(0.3V)

-30dBV

(30mV)

+20dBV(10V)

-16dBV

(0.15V)

+20dBV

(10V)

-20dBV

(0.1V)

20Hz

20KHz

±2dB

Less

than

0.1%

Less

than

-117dBV

than

20dB

0.5mS

50mS

sec.,

variable

9V:

S-006P,

6F22

equivalent

+9V

+15V

15mA

(at

9V),

max.

20mA

44(H)

172(W)

102(D)

-3/4(H)

6-3/4(W)

4(D)

in.)

450g

lbs.

560g

lbs.)

INTRODUCTION

Specifications

subject

change

without

notice.

The

Fostex

Model

MN-50

compact

mixer

with

built-in

compressor,

and

powered

volt

battery.

can

also

powered

the

optional

8070

Adaptor.

The

MN-50

has

one

input

channel

for

mic

line,

four

channels

tape

inputs

and

one

output

channel.

The

mixer

blends

three

tape

tracks

plus

live

signal

during

complex

ping-pong

use.

and

variable

compressor

helps

achieve

tight

punchy

sound

with

any

signal.

useful

accessory

get

the

most

from

the

X-15

olher

multitrack

recorders,

the

MN-50

also

handy

device

for

live

performances.

THE

CONTROLS

AND

SIGNAL

CONNECTIONS

TAPE

Faders

(4)

Input

signals

applied

the

TAPE

connectors

(10)

are

controlled

these

faders.

When

the

compressor

operating,

these

faders

also

acts

control

the

amount

compression.

INPUT

Fader

This

fader

controls

the

input

signal

applied

the

MIC

(8)

LINE

(11)

jack.

When

the

compressor

operating,

this

fader

also

acts

control

the

amount

compression.

INPUT

Selector

The

three

positions

this

switch

are

MIC/ATT/LINE.

The

MIC

and

ATT

(Attenuator)

positions

are

for

signals

the

MIC

jack

(8);

the

LINE

posi¬

tion

for

signal

the

LINE

jack

(11).

(Gain

Reduction)

Indicators

These

lights

indicate

the

amount

gain

reduction

when

the

compressor

operating.

MIN:

Lights

the

beginning

compression.

MAX:

Lights

maximum

compression.

MIC

Jack

standard

/4"

phone

jack

for

plugging

microphone

low

level

electric

and

electronic

musical

instruments.

External

Power

Supply

Input

The

connector

for

supplying

power

from

external

source.

The

voltage

applied

here

must

volts

and

the

inner

pole

the

connector

the

positive

(+)

side.

POWER/COMPRESSOR

Switch

When

set

ON,

both

the

power

and

the

compressor

are

switched

ON:

when

set

COMP

IN,

the

compressor

inserted

after

the

mixing

point

TAPE

and

the

MIC/LINE

INPUT.

RELEASE

Control

This

fader

controls

the

time

required

for

the

compressor

return

its

original

state

(no

compression).

Power

LED

Lights

when

the

power

switched

on.

Replace

batteries

when

this

light

becomes

dim

dark.

10)

TAPE

(4)

Typically,

These

jacks

will

used

for

multitrack

tape

inputs,

but

they

can

also

used

for

any

line

level

input.

11)

LINE

For

high

output

level

equipment

such

electronic

musical

instruments,

processors,

etc.

12)

OUTPUT

13)

Battery

USING

THE

COMPRESSOR

BATTERY

CHANGE

Set

the

POWER/COMPRESSOR

switch

(4)

COMP

IN.

you

raise

the

fader,

the

MIN

LED

(7)

will

light,

indicating

that

the

compressor

operating.

Raising

this

fader

further

will

cause

the

MAX

LED

(7)

light,

indicating

that

the

maximum

amount

compression

has

been

reached.

Typically,

Ihe

level

sel

where

the

MAX

LED

lights

infrequently,

all.

The

release

time

(50msec

—

sec)

adjusted

the

fader

(5).

The

setting

will

differ

according

Ihe

instrument

vocal,

well

the

particular

sonic

effect

you

want

hear.

Listen,

and

set

the

best

sounding

position,

Open

the

bottom

lid

and

snap

the

connector

the

battery.

’If

the

mixer

not

used

for

long

period

time,

remove

the

battery.

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