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Passport®  300 Pro

Passport®  300 Pro

5.

  Connect  each  of  your  microphones,  instruments 

and other sound sources into separate channels 
using the appropriate type of input jack. Use the 
mono channels on the left for monophonic sources 
such as microphones and use the stereo channels 
on the right for stereo/mono sources such as CD 
players, mp3 players, keyboards and other line level 
audio devices.

6.

  Rotate the master Volume knob, all channel Level 

knobs and all Reverb knobs fully counter-clockwise 
to start.

7.

  Turn on all equipment connected to the Passport first, 

then switch the Passport on. The Power LED on the 
Passport should 
illuminate green 
(Protect LED 
will illuminate 
briefly).

8.

  Turn  the  master  Volume  knob  up  to  1/4  volume.

9.

  Pick up a microphone (or other source) and use 

it at the intended level while slowly turning up 
the corresponding channel Level knob. Watch the 
signal LED above the Level knob occasionally.  It 
illuminates green with an input signal level present, 
yellow when the input signal gets closer to clipping, 
and red during clipping (distorting). If you see 

red

, reduce the input signal level at the source or 

engage the PAD switch to avoid signal distortion 
and overloading the amplifier's input stage. 

10.

 Set up each of the other channels in the same 

way. Use the channel Level knobs to adjust the 
relative loudness of each channel until you get the 
right overall balance, then use the master Volume 
knob  to  adjust  everything 
together. The master Volume 
knob on your Passport has 
signal level meters. If you 
see the meters illuminate 
into the 

red

 zone, turn down 

the master Volume knob.

11.

 Start with each of the tone knobs (Tone, High, Low) 

in the center detent position. At this 
setting they have no equalization 
effect. From there you can 
experiment  by  turning  each  tone 
control to see what sounds best 
to  you.  If  possible,  have  someone 

walk to each corner of the room and make sure the 
settings and speaker positions provide clear and 
consistent coverage throughout your audience. 

  Basic set-up is now complete! The following 

pages contain detailed information on each of the 
Passport 300 Pro's many features.

LEFT

RIGHT

POWER

PROTECT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8/USB

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

L

R

VOLUME

HIGH

LOW

HIGH

LOW

REVERB 2

REVERB 1

L

R

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8/USB

TONE

VOLUME

REVERB

TONE

TIME

SELECT

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

LEVEL

HIGH

LOW

REVERB

HIGH

LOW

REVERB

HIGH

LOW

REVERB

HIGH

LOW

REVERB

HIGH

LOW

REVERB

HIGH

LOW

REVERB

HIGH

LOW

REVERB

HIGH

LOW

REVERB

PAD

PAD

PAD

PAD

PAD

PAD

USB

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