Manley likes to keep its customers well-informed, so a block diagram is included on the back of the unit which shows the signal flow. There is then a fuse and ground terminals to help in finding or fixing a hum if one ever occurs. You can use a hi-fi RCA interconnect as long as it is no longer than six feet. Interestingly enough, the signal is both an input and output. There is also a stereo link area that allows one to connect a second Voxbox. Having this feature allows the signal from the EQ and de-esser before the transformer.

Next is an EQ out section that has both XLR and line out.

It is intended as a return from a noise gate or other processor between the mic pre and EQ. Also included is an XLR and a quarter-inch 'insert input' which only goes to the EQ section. It is designed to give the engineer an option of a cleaner output if so desired. This signal is from the mic preamplifier and compressor section before the transformer. To the left is a preamp out that has both XLR and quarter inch outputs. In addition there is a quarter-inch line input for balanced or unbalanced signals at +4. Starting from the back right side of the unit, there are XLR inputs for both mic and line ins. When I come across a new piece of equipment, I like to look at the back of the unit to see what options they offer. Trying to make something better can be a tricky thing, as you don't want to take away from the character of the original. The unit comes with a mic pre, electro-optical compressor, a Pultec EQ and de-sser/limiter section. There was just one thing, she wanted to make it better. She basically wanted to get some of the great gear they already had and put it all in one box. The Manley Voxbox® is a 3U channel strip that the company's EveAnna Manley herself was behind creating.

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