NEW BAXS CT60S 6-Channel Professional DJ Audio Mixer

1. Introduction

The NEW BAXS CT60S is a versatile 6-channel professional audio mixer designed for various applications including DJing, live streaming, studio recording, karaoke, and more. It features Bluetooth connectivity, a USB interface for playback and recording, 6 XLR microphone/line inputs with phantom power, and a range of built-in effects to enhance your audio experience. This manual provides detailed instructions for setting up, operating, and maintaining your mixer.

2. Safety Information

• Always connect the mixer to a grounded power outlet.
• Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture to prevent electric shock.
• Avoid placing the mixer near heat sources or in direct sunlight.
• Ensure proper ventilation to prevent overheating.
• Do not attempt to service the unit yourself. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.
• Use only the provided power adapter.

3. Package Contents

• NEW BAXS CT60S 6-Channel DJ Audio Mixer
• Power Adapter
• User Manual

4. Product Overview

The NEW BAXS CT60S mixer features a compact and rugged design with intuitive controls. Below is an overview of its main components and features.

4.1 Inputs and Outputs

• 6 XLR/Line Inputs: For connecting microphones or line-level instruments.
• +48V Phantom Power: Individually switchable for condenser microphones on channels 1-6.
• Main Outputs: XLR (Left/Right) and 1/4-inch (Left/Right) for connecting to main speakers or amplifiers.
• AUX Out: 1/4-inch output for sending audio to external monitors or effects.
• Headphones: 1/4-inch stereo output for monitoring.
• USB Interface: For connecting a USB flash drive for MP3 playback/recording or connecting to a computer.
• Tape In/Out: RCA connections for external recording devices.

4.2 Channel Controls

Each channel features dedicated controls for precise audio shaping:

• GAIN: Adjusts the input sensitivity for each channel.
• EQ (HI, MID, LOW): 3-band equalizer for adjusting high, mid, and low frequencies.
• AUX: Controls the send level to the auxiliary output.
• FX: Controls the send level to the built-in effects processor.
• PAN: Adjusts the stereo positioning (left/right) of the channel signal.
• Volume Fader: Controls the output level of each channel.
• PEAK LED: Illuminates when the signal is clipping.
• MUTE: Mutes the channel output.

4.3 Master Section Controls

• Effects Engine (DSP): 16 built-in digital effects (e.g., Room Reverb, Hall Reverb, Karaoke, Delay, Flanger, Chorus, Voice Changer).
• REPEAT/PARAMETER: Adjusts effect parameters.
• FX TO AUX: Sends effects to the auxiliary output.
• MP3/Bluetooth Player: Digital display with controls for USB/Bluetooth mode, play/pause, skip tracks, and volume.
• Stereo Graphic Equalizer: 7-band graphic EQ for overall mix adjustment.
• Main L/R Faders: Controls the overall output volume of the main mix.
• PFL/AFL Monitoring: Allows independent monitoring of individual channels or the overall mix through headphones.

5. Setup Guide

5.1 Powering On

1. Connect the power adapter to the mixer's DC IN port.
2. Plug the power adapter into a suitable power outlet.
3. Flip the POWER switch to the 'ON' position. The LED indicators will illuminate.

5.2 Connecting Microphones

1. Connect your XLR microphone to one of the XLR/Line inputs (Channels 1-6).
2. If using a condenser microphone, press the +48V PHANTOM button for the corresponding channel. The red LED will indicate phantom power is active.
3. Adjust the GAIN knob for the channel to achieve an optimal input level without clipping (PEAK LED should not light up constantly).

5.3 Connecting Other Audio Sources

• Line Inputs: Connect instruments or other line-level devices using 1/4-inch cables to the LINE inputs.
• Bluetooth: Press the MODE button on the MP3 player section until 'BLUE' appears. Enable Bluetooth on your mobile device (phone, tablet, laptop) and select 'BT-Speaker' or similar from the available devices to pair.
• USB Flash Drive: Insert a USB flash drive containing MP3/WAV/WMA files into the USB port. The mixer will automatically detect and begin playback.

5.4 Connecting to Speakers and Headphones

• Main Speakers: Connect your main speakers to the XLR MAIN OUT (Left/Right) or 1/4-inch MAIN OUT (Left/Right) using appropriate cables.
• Headphones: Plug your headphones into the PHONES 1/4-inch jack. Adjust the PHONES volume knob for comfortable monitoring.

5.5 Connecting to a Computer for Recording/Playback

The mixer can function as a 2-channel audio interface when connected to a computer via USB.

1. Connect the mixer to your computer using a USB cable.
2. Your computer should automatically detect the mixer as an audio device. Select it as the input/output device in your audio software (DAW).
3. You can now record the stereo main mix from the mixer to your computer or play audio from your computer through the mixer.

6. Operating Instructions

6.1 Adjusting Channel Levels and EQ

1. Set all channel faders and the Main L/R faders to their lowest position before starting.
2. Gradually increase the GAIN knob for each active channel until the PEAK LED flashes occasionally, then back off slightly.
3. Use the HI, MID, and LOW knobs to shape the tone of each channel.
4. Adjust the PAN knob to position the sound in the stereo field.
5. Slowly raise the channel fader to bring the signal into the main mix.

6.2 Using Built-in DSP Effects

The mixer offers 16 DSP effects for creative sound manipulation.

1. Turn the PROGRAM knob to select one of the 16 effects (e.g., 01 Room Reverb, 09 Delay 200ms). The selected effect number will appear on the digital display.
2. Adjust the PARAMETER knob to fine-tune the selected effect.
3. Use the FX knob on each channel to send a portion of that channel's signal to the effects processor.
4. Adjust the main EFFECTS fader to control the overall wet/dry mix of the effects in the main output.

6.3 Bluetooth and USB Playback/Recording

• Playback: Use the play/pause, next/previous track buttons, and MP3 LEVEL knob to control audio from Bluetooth or USB.
• Recording to USB: Insert a USB flash drive. Press the REC button on the MP3 player section to start recording the main mix. Press again to stop.

6.4 Monitoring

Use the PFL/AFL buttons on individual channels and the master section to monitor specific signals through your headphones without affecting the main mix.

7. Maintenance

• Clean the mixer regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
• Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.
• Keep the unit free from dust and debris.
• Ensure all connections are secure and free from damage.

8. Troubleshooting

• No Sound: Check all power and audio connections. Ensure all volume faders and gain knobs are appropriately set. Verify input/output selections.
• Distorted Sound: Reduce GAIN levels on channels or the main output. Check for loose or damaged cables.
• No Phantom Power: Ensure the +48V button is pressed for the correct channel and the LED is illuminated.
• Bluetooth Connection Issues: Ensure the mixer is in 'BLUE' mode. Unpair and re-pair the device. Check for interference from other wireless devices.
• USB Playback/Recording Failure: Ensure the USB drive is formatted correctly (FAT32) and contains compatible audio files. Try a different USB drive.

9. Specifications

10. Warranty and Support

NEW BAXS provides a 12-month worry-free after-sales service. For any issues or inquiries, please contact customer service. We are committed to resolving any concerns to your satisfaction.

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