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  1. 05-31-2012, 02:39 AM #1
    djlukewathey
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    Connecting my ecler nuo 4.0 to an efx1000

    Hey

    so im going picking an efx 1000 up tonight and really excited about it,

    the only problem i have is conecting the thing up and what cables i will need,

    iv done loads of googleing and iv found loads of people useing this combination but no one sudgesting how they conected it.

    can anyone shed some light on this for me

    cheers

    luke
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    EFX-100's output to Nuo 4.0 "Return" input.
    Nuo 4.0's "Send" output to EFX-1000's input

    and you're set to go. Your gear will be awesome. Enjoy!
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  3. 05-31-2012, 07:26 AM #3
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    ok cool...

    can it be conected useing phono cables?
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    yup.

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