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General| Brand | Behringer |
|---|---|
| Model | Xenyx Q1202 |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
Details limited warranty for materials and workmanship, valid for one year from purchase date.
Register your new BEHRINGER equipment online for faster and more efficient repair processing.
Procedure for returning product for repair, including obtaining an RMA number and shipping instructions.
Details warranty exclusions such as consumables, modifications, improper use, and accidental damage.
Explains warranty transferability and limitations for original buyers only.
Addresses liability for consequential damages and limits it to product value.
States this limited warranty is the sole and exclusive warranty for the product.
Confirms statutory consumer rights are not excluded or limited by this warranty.
Informs about potential changes to warranty terms and where to find updated information.
Guide for connecting the mixer in a home studio setup.
Guide for connecting the mixer in a recording studio setup.
Guide for connecting the mixer for live performance.
Balanced mic input with +48V phantom power for condenser microphones.
Balanced line input on 1/4" connector; accepts unbalanced mono jacks.
Adjusts input gain. Turn fully counterclockwise when connecting/disconnecting signals.
3-band EQ (2-band on Q502USB) with boost/cut up to 15 dB.
Steep LOW CUT filter (-3 dB at 75 Hz) to eliminate unwanted low-frequency signals.
FX sends enable feeding signals to a bus for external effects devices.
Determines channel signal position within the stereo image with constant-power characteristic.
Determines the level of the channel signal in the main mix.
CLIP LED indicates input signal is too high, causing distortion. Reduce GAIN.
Stereo channel line inputs on 1/4" jacks for left and right; operates in mono if only 'L' jack is used.
Stereo FX sends function similarly to mono, taking a mono sum before sending to FX bus.
Determines relative levels of left/right signals before routing to main stereo mix bus.
Input sensitivity switch selects between +4 dBu and -10 dBV for stereo inputs.
Used to bring output of external effects device back into console via aux return connectors.
Output for connecting to an external effects unit; post-fader signal sent via FX SEND output.
Stereo PHONES jack for headphones; unbalanced CTRL ROOM OUT jacks for monitor outputs.
MAIN OUT connectors carry the main mix signal; fader/rotary control adjusts volume.
Used to bring external signal sources (e.g., CD player) into the console.
Outputs main mix signal in parallel with MAIN OUT; connect to recording device inputs.
Sends audio from USB and 2-TRACK inputs to the main mix (Q502USB only).
Sends audio from USB and 2-TRACK inputs to the PHONES jack (Q502USB only).
Mutes main mix signal and routes FX send signal to monitor(s) when pressed.
Activates phantom power supply for mono channel XLR inputs; red LED lights up.
Indicates that the console is powered on.
High-precision 4-segment display accurately shows the relevant signal level.
Adjusts the amount of compression effect applied to the channel.
Sends +48V phantom power to XLR inputs for condenser mics.
Routes USB/2-Track playback to PHONES/CTRL ROOM.
Routes USB/2-Track playback to MAIN MIX and mutes 2-TR OUT/USB signal.
Connects mixer to a computer using a standard USB cable.
Connects the included power cable to supply power to the mixer.
Guide to setting channel gains and input amplification to achieve optimal recording levels.
Technical data on system noise levels for main mix and channel fader settings.
Details power supply specifications, consumption, and adapter compatibility for different regions.
Physical specifications including dimensions and net weight for each model.
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Procedure for dealing with malfunctions and contacting support or authorized resellers.
Guidance on connecting the unit to power, checking voltage, and replacing fuses.
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