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Dynacord PowerMate 1000-3 User Manual

Dynacord PowerMate 1000-3
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PowerMate
3
PowerMate 1000-3 / 1600-3 / 2200-3
POWERED MIXER
Quickstart
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Dynacord PowerMate 1000-3 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Sample rate96 kHz
Channels quantity10 channels
Channel fader (1kHz)85 dB
Digital sound processing24 bit
MIDI outYes
USB 2.0 ports quantity1
DJ mixer-
Product colorBlack
Power consumption (typical)450 W
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth571.5 mm
Width510.5 mm
Height164.5 mm
Weight14000 g
Package weight17000 g

Summary

Setting Up the PowerMate Mixer

Preparations and Initial Checks

Ensure rotary controls, faders, and EQ are set to center and connect the power lead.

Loudspeaker Setup and Connection

Mount speakers, position them towards the center, and connect them using Speakon cables.

Microphone Positioning and Connection

Position microphones away from speakers to prevent feedback and connect one mic using a quality cable.

Powering On and Initial Testing

Switch on the mixer, activate standby, check speaker protection, and test a microphone's gain.

Using Effects and Filters

Engage FX units, set faders, adjust levels, and use LO CUT and VOICE filters for sound shaping.

Best Practices for Better Sound

Troubleshooting Sound Quality

Test with different CDs and speakers to identify sound degradation sources.

Room Acoustics and EQ Adjustment

Use the graphic equalizer to match sound to locations, making minor adjustments.

Using Your Ears vs. Analyzers

Prioritize listening with the human ear for sound system adjustments over analyzers.

Sound Shaping Controls

Adjust LO, HI, and semi-parametric MID controls carefully for tonal character and intelligibility.

Microphone Selection Guidelines

Choose dynamic mics for vocals and condenser mics for acoustic instruments; test models.

External Equalizers

External EQs are complex and best avoided unless necessary for specific acoustical issues.

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