Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer

[guitarmike]

I was looking at a Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer and was wondering how to use it in a guitar rig. It only has xlr connectors, how do people hook it up?

Thanks,

 

[garey77]

I'm guessing it goes to a sub mixer?

 

[ttosh]

XLR - 1/4" Cables

 

[Mark Day]

The wiring diagram for the cables can be found in the manual

Mark

Wiring

H3000/3500 Series
•Pin 1 : GROUND
•Pin 2 : -PHASE (Negative)
•Pin 3 : +PHASE (Hot)

Use line level cables (2 connectors + Ground) as those made by pro audio companies like Mogami, Belden , Canare, Monster Cables, Klotz, etc.

Input from unbalanced ¼" jack: Connect XLR Pins #1 & #2 to ¼" Ground Connect XLR Pin #3 to ¼" Tip

Output to unbalanced ¼" jack: Connect XLR Pin #1 to ¼" Ground Leave XLR Pin #2 unconnected Connect XLR Pin #3 to ¼" Tip

 

[guitarmike]

Thanks everyone, I hope to get one some time over winter. My G-major is good but I want to try out other multi-fx units.

 

[Seitz333]

Might I suggest getting an Axe-FX standard, the effects are just as good if not better than the Eventide. I have owned 2 Eventide H3000's, great units, but I like the Axe-FX better plus you get the amp modeling. I'm using my Axe-FX Ultra just for FX.

Chuck

 

[Mark Day]

Ditto here. I've owned the H3000se. I like the AxeFx better, way easier to program as well. The Eventide sounds really good, hard to program, program change lag so bad you can hop off the stage and grab a drink get back on stage, tune then the next preset will be ready...lol.
The AxeFx for FX only would be my choice way ahead of the H3000

Mark