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General| Type | Analog Mixing Console |
|---|---|
| Channels | 48 |
| Groups | 8 |
| EQ Bands | 4 |
| Aux Sends | 6 |
| Faders | 100mm |
| Phantom Power | Yes |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | <0.05% |
| Noise (EIN) | -128dBu |
| EQ | 4-band EQ with sweepable mid |
Details the terms and conditions for the product's one-year warranty.
Essential guidelines for safe operation and handling of the console.
Advice on handling, environment, cleaning, and hearing protection.
Guidance on correctly wiring the mains plug for safety.
Overview of available console models, stereo channel configurations, and expander options.
Highlights the console's dual-purpose design for FOH/monitor and live recording features.
Explores affordability, reliability, performance, and attention to detail in the GL4800's design.
Detailed technical data including gain, frequency response, distortion, and noise.
Explains how underpanel switches alter console architecture for different applications.
Details various input/output connectors like XLR, TRS, and their functions.
Details on OUT REV, MONO MODE, and MIX/AUX REV underpanel switch functions.
Describes connectors for meterpod, headphone monitoring, and local speaker output.
Details the MIDI interface and the console's DC power input connection.
Explains the importance of proper earthing for safety and minimizing noise.
Instructions for connecting the power unit and essential safety checks before powering on.
Details controls like Gain, HPF, EQ, and their functions on the mono input channel.
Introduces the soft mute system, manual muting, mute groups, snapshots, MIDI, and Solo-In-Place.
Explains how to solo channels to check their contribution to the mix.
Procedure to prevent channels from being muted when Solo-In-Place is activated.
Steps to perform a hard reset to restore factory default settings.
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