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Listen Four Quarters
4ms Company
User Manual 1.0 – Dec 31, 2018
The Listen Four Quarters is a four channel stereo mixer with 1/4” (6.35mm) TRS balanced outputs and
1/8” (3.5mm) headphones output. Two mono channels with knobs and two stereo channels with dual inputs Pan
provide optimal compatibility with both stereo and mono signals. The can be daisy-chained Listen Four Quarters
to other modules to create a larger mixer with sub-mix outputs. features include: Listen Listen Four Quarters
• Four input channels (two with stereo inputs, two with mono inputs and a knob) Pan
•Headphone and main 1/4” outputs, each with separate knob Level
• Balanced TRS outputs, switchable to stereo
• Line level output driver with zero impedance, capable of driving long cables
• Low noise, cross-talk, and bleed-through
• Anti-pop feature that silences pops and thumps when the power is turned on
•Headers in back allow for connecting to other or modules to create a Listen Four Listen Four Quarters
mixer with 8, 12, 16, or more channels and multiple sub-mix outputs
• Connects via headers to WAV Recorder module for recording final mix without using patch cables
• Signal lights for each channel and output mix
Table of Contents
Setting up your Listen Four Quarters
1. Power off your Eurorack system.
2. Connect the free end of the included power cable to a 16-pin Eurorack power header
on your power supply distribution system. The red stripe should match the white line
or -12V marking on the power distribution board. The other end of the power cable is
a 10-pin connector which should already be connected to the Listen Four Quarters
with the red stripe on the power cable orientated towards the bottom of the module.
Note: The Listen Four Quarters is reverse-polarity protected, but incorrectly
connecting any module can damage any other on the power bus.
3. Using the included screws, securely attach the to the rails of Listen Four Quarters
your case.
4. Power on your Eurorack system.
Setting up your Listen Four Quarters 2! "....................................................................
Inputs 3! ".....................................................................................................................
Main Outputs 3! ".........................................................................................................
Stereo TRS/Balanced Switch 4! "................................................................................
Headphones Output 4! "..............................................................................................
INS Header 5! "............................................................................................................
OUTS Header 5! ".........................................................................................................
Daisy-chaining 5! ".......................................................................................................
Anti-pop circuitry 7! "...................................................................................................
Electrical and Mechanical Specifications 7..............................................................!
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Inputs
The Listen Four has four input channels on the front. A fifth stereo channel can be Quarters
accessed through a header on the back.
Level Knobs
All four channels have a knob. This knob sets the volume which will appear on the Level
outputs. The is very quiet, so turning the knob all the way down will Listen Four Quarters
completely mute the channel (over -100dB of attenuation, typically).
Channel Signal Lights
All four channels have a signal light which gets brighter as the signal gets louder. The color of
the light indicates the stereo content: blue displays the signal on the left channel, and green
displays the signal on the right channel. The signal light shows the signal post-fader (after the
Level knob). These lights are useful for determining which channels are active at any given
moment. However, they should not be used as precision indicators. For example, the green
lights will appear dimmer than the blue lights at low audio levels and brighter than the blue
lights at louder levels.
Channels 1 and 2: Panning
Channels 1 and 2 each have one input jack and a knob. These channels accept a mono Pan
signal. Turning the knob to the left or right will place the signal in the stereo field by Pan
fading it between the left and right outputs. The knob has a small detent in the center Pan
position so you can find the center by feel.
The panning curve has been carefully designed to achieve the perception of a sound source
being a consistent distance from the listener as it pans around.
Channels 3 and 4: Stereo inputs
Channels 3 and 4 each have left and right input jacks. Patching a stereo signal into these
jacks will accurately maintain the stereo image as the signal is mixed into the outputs. If you
patch a mono signal into the left jack and nothing into the right jack, the mono signal will
appear on both left and right outputs.
Channel 5: INS header
See section below INS header
Main Outputs
Main Level Knob
The Main Level knob controls the volume of the main left and right output jacks. When knob
is turned fully to the left, the outputs are muted. Turning the knob the to right increases the
volume.
Left and Right Output Jacks
The main outputs of the module are the left and right output jacks. The signal level on these
jacks is controlled by the knob and designed to drive line-level equipment. These Main Level
jacks have a zero-impedance balanced line driver circuit capable of driving long cables. The
jacks are TRS 1/4” (6.35mm) and will output a balanced signal. Using a mono cable with
either jack will disable the balanced circuitry and a mono signal will be output. The switch
must be set to if mono cables are used, or else the right channel will be muted (see Balanced
Stereo TRS/Balanced Switch section below).
The signal will never clip because the inputs modular-level signals Listen Four Quarters
and outputs line-level signals. Thus the overall gain is less than one.
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Level 1
Pan 1
1
Always flip the switch to Balanced when using mono
(TR) cables, or else the right channel will be muted.
Specyfikacje produktu
| Marka: | 4ms |
| Kategoria: | fortepian |
| Model: | Listen Four Quarters |
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