Specifications
Name: Mixing Console;Input: AC 110V 50Hz 18W;Output: AC 18V X 2 350mA;Material: ABS;Color: Black&Red;Size: 400 x 340 x 37 mm
Noise, rms 22Hz to 22KHz
EIN -122dBu;Residual output noise ＜-90dBu;L/R main mix noise ＜-82dBu;Aux mix noise ＜-82dBu;Mono EQ: LF, shelving,+/-15dB, 12KHz;HM, peak/dip,+/-15dB, 2.5KHz;LF, shelving,+/-15dB, 80Hz
Mono channel
XLR balanced, pin 2 hot, 2K ohm, Sensitivity -40 to +14dBu;TRS balanced, tip hot, 10K ohm, Sensitivity -20 to +14dBu;XLR, phantom +48V;2-track return: RCA, unbalanced, 4K ohm, -2dBu;2-track send: RCA, unbalanced, ＜75 ohm, -2dBu;L/R output: XLR unbalanced, pin 2 hot, ＜75 ohm, +4dBu, Max.+22dBu;FX/AUX output: TRS unbalanced, tip hot, ＜75 ohm, -2dBu, Max.+18dBu;Headphones: TRS, tip L, ring R, 30 to 600 ohm headphones recommended
Technical Parameters
Max Input Level: +24dBu(MIC/Line); +20dbu(other line);Max Output Level: +26dBu(XLR); +20dBu(TRS);Master Meters: 10 segment -24dB to CLIP;Channel Meters: 1 LED signal indication;Frequency Response: 20Hz to 30KHz 0.5dB;CMRR (MIC 1kHz): ＞75dB;THD+N: ＜0.01%(Channel to mix out);Crosstalk at 1kHz: ＞85dB(Fader/Mute shutoff); ＞82dB(inter channel)
Experience Sharing
I’ve had this mixer for two weeks now. So far, everything is fine. When I begin recording, I’ll have a better idea of how things sound. Functional wise, it’s easy to use. You Should have an idea of how to use mixer before purchasing the product. The multiple channels make it very easy to hook up lots of mics and other types of equipment
IT CAME IN GREAT SHAPE AND WORKING CONDITIONS
This board is a great deal!! I was shopping for used mixers on social media and finding nothing good, heavily used boards for 300+!! I found this and thought, that can’t be right! I got it and “for the p” I don’t think you can beat it. It worked fine and did exactly what we needed it to do. Of course it’s an inexpensive board so some features are a bit less then the 700 boards but it’s still pretty loaded… if you are on a budget, you can’t go wrong. (Mine arrived with a broken power cord but they replaced it quickly…)
Specifications:Name: Mixing Console;Input: AC 110V 50Hz 18W;Output: AC 18V X 2 350mA;Material: ABS;Color: Black&Red;Size: 400 x 340 x 37 mm
Noise, rms 22Hz to 22KHz: EIN -122dBu;Residual output noise ＜-90dBu;L/R main mix noise ＜-82dBu;Aux mix noise ＜-82dBu;Mono EQ: LF, shelving,+/-15dB, 12KHz;HM, peak/dip,+/-15dB, 2.5KHz;LF, shelving,+/-15dB, 80Hz
Mono channel: XLR balanced, pin 2 hot, 2K ohm, Sensitivity -40 to +14dBu;TRS balanced, tip hot, 10K ohm, Sensitivity -20 to +14dBu;XLR, phantom +48V;2-track return: RCA, unbalanced, 4K ohm, -2dBu;2-track send: RCA, unbalanced, ＜75 ohm, -2dBu;L/R output: XLR unbalanced, pin 2 hot, ＜75 ohm, +4dBu, Max.+22dBu;FX/AUX output: TRS unbalanced, tip hot, ＜75 ohm, -2dBu, Max.+18dBu;Headphones: TRS, tip L, ring R, 30 to 600 ohm headphones recommended
Technical Parameters: Max Input Level: +24dBu(MIC/Line); +20dbu(other line);Max Output Level: +26dBu(XLR); +20dBu(TRS);Master Meters: 10 segment -24dB to CLIP;Channel Meters: 1 LED signal indication;Frequency Response: 20Hz to 30KHz 0.5dB;CMRR (MIC 1kHz): ＞75dB;THD+N: ＜0.01%(Channel to mix out);Crosstalk at 1kHz: ＞85dB(Fader/Mute shutoff); ＞82dB(inter channel)
2-Track monitoring and re play to LR;Headphones and local monitor outputs;Dedicated stereo, peak-retaining monitor meters;Electronically balanced XLR outputs with +26dBu drive capability;Preamp +34dBu maximum input capability for mic or line;Ultra low noise mix head amp design bluetooth & MP3 player/recorder with concise human-machine interactive interface;Digital effect processor;Metal jacks, gold-plated XLRs, sealed pots and switches;External power adapter power supply
（The product needs to be used with an amplifier）
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