Connectivity guide
1
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Connect the USB-chord to your computer USB-
port. Make sure it pops up as an active microphone
(recording device) and sound card. It should be
specified as “XTZ Audio 2 Pro”.
2
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Connect the microphone to the XLR connector
labeled MIC the sound card.
3
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Connect the supplied XLR-RCA-cable from AUDIO
OUTPUT to a line input on your
amplifier/receiver/subwoofer.
Note: Only needed if use of acoustical
measurement software. For room correction
softwares use your playback connection (e.g.
external DAC).
4
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Choose “XTZ Audio 2 Pro” as your microphone
(recording device) and sound card in the software
of your choice.
5
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In preferences/settings of the software add the
calibration file for the microphone. It is provided on
the USB-memory stick. It is integrated in Amarra
Symphony with iRC and Dirac Live Room
Correction Suite.
MICROPHONE PRO
If the microphone is to be connected to stereo system then
you should use the Y-splitter to feed a signal to both
channels. This should be connected to any input that is free
to use such as a AUX/TV input.
When making final adjustments, make sure signal is applied
to all speakers and subwoofers in the system you wish to
calibrate. Making separate adjustments to each channel will
not accomplish a well-balanced end result.
To avoid equipment to damage the
amplifier / subwoofer should be
turned off during connection!
Y-splitter to distribute the signal to
both channels.
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