Aviom A360 - Manual (Page 77)

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Tactile Shaker Devices
In addition to subwoofers, which are speakers designed to output primarily low frequencies, there is
another category of low frequency devices designed to supplement a mix and enhance the listening and
mixing experience of the user. These tactile devices are known as bass shakers, butt kickers, or throne
shakers depending on how they are implemented.
Typically, the frequency range of these devices is restricted to 500Hz and below, so it is most likely they will
be used in conjunction with headphones or earbuds. The Stereo Mix Out and the Mono Mix Out jacks of
the A360 will be used simultaneously in this case.
Connect earbuds or headphones to the S
tereo
m
Ix
o
ut
; connect an XLR cable from the m
oNo
m
Ix
o
ut
of
the A360 to the input of the bass shaker device. An adapter cable may be required if the shaker device
cannot accept a line-level balanced XLR signal.
Mono Mix Out
A-Net In
Data
24VDC
Regulated
500 mA
CUSTOM
PROGRAM
DEFAULT
Pro16
Stereo Mix Out
The A360 is shown connected to earbuds plus a drum throne shaker device.
As when using the mono output alone, the m
ASter
V
olume
knob on the A360 determines how loud the
Mono Mix Out is in relation to the stereo mix output.