Effect submixer system
Effect 2 on/off switch
This switch connects the signal in a channel to the Effect 2 Submix at a point after the channel fader and before PAN and ASSIGN. The signal is then sent to the rotary control labeled EFFECT 2.
EFFECT 1 and EFFECT 2
These rotary level controls determine how much signal will go to the EFFECT MASTER control.
EFFECT MASTER
These two controls adjust the overall level of the summed (total number added together) signals from the individual channels' EFFECT 1 and EFFECT 2 controls. From here, the signal goes to the PHONES Select switches, the METER Select switches, and the EFFECT OUTs.
EFFECT OUTputs
The signals supplied at the EFFECT OUT connectors are taken to a signal processor (reverb, delay, phaser, etc.) so that they can be enhanced in some way. After the signal is processed, they return to the 246 via the LINE B INputs on channels 5 and 6.
LINE B INputs as Effect Returns
The advantage gained by using the LINE B INputs of channels 5 and 6 to receive the returning signal from your effects is that you will be able to use the EQ, Fader, and PAN controls of those two channels to reshape the returning signal. CAUTION: Be sure that the EFFECT controls in channels 5 and 6 are turned fully counterclockwise, or, as for the EFFECT 2 you can use its on/off selector instead.
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