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General| Channels | 16 |
|---|---|
| Aux Sends | 4 |
| Phantom Power | Yes |
| Faders | 60mm |
| Power Supply | Internal |
| Mic Preamps | 16 |
| EQ Bands | 3-band |
| Bus Outputs | 4 |
| Type | Analog |
| Inputs - Mic Preamps | 16 |
| Inputs - Line | 16 |
| Outputs - Other | 4 aux, 1 headphone |
| Weight | 22 lbs |
Important warnings and precautions to prevent electrical shock and damage.
Essential guidelines for operating the Mackie 1604-VLZ Pro mixer correctly.
Step-by-step guide for setting up and configuring the mixer's signal levels.
Fast setup guide and advice for optimal mixer handling.
Explains the manual's structure and provides overview of connections and advanced topics.
Illustrates connections for an 8-track recording setup.
Shows typical connections for a stereo PA system setup.
Depicts wiring for a video setup using the mixer.
Step-by-step guide to converting the mixer for rack installation.
Describes the function of white strips on buttons for status indication.
Connectivity panel explanation and input/output compatibility.
Details microphone inputs, line inputs, and phantom power.
Explains line connections, trim control, and insert points.
Individual channel routing and multi-track monitoring setup.
Details auxiliary send outputs for effects and monitors.
Explains how to connect effects devices in serial or parallel.
Details auxiliary return inputs and sub output connections.
Guides on monitoring, tape playback, and recording.
Details main outputs, inserts, and mono signal routing.
Information on connecting the mixer to power and fuse protection.
Operation of power switch, phantom power switch, and LEDs.
Description of the socket for connecting a gooseneck lamp.
Description of channel strips and the 'U' symbol.
Details channel faders and signal assignment buttons.
Explains how to solo channels for isolated listening.
LEDs indicating signal presence, solo, overload, and mute status.
Details mute button, pan control, and 3-band equalizer.
Explains the low cut filter and controls for aux send levels.
Explains how to select pre or post fader signal for aux sends.
Details how to access aux sends 5 and 6 using the shift button.
Controls main mix level and explains the VLZ low-impedance design.
Controls subgroup levels and routes subgroups to the main mix.
Manages tape input, source selection, and monitor output levels.
Explains solo options and the level set LED indicator.
Adjusts solo level and describes channel status LEDs.
Details level metering and the aux talk function.
Explains the master level controls for Aux Sends 1 and 2.
Covers soloing aux sends and adjusting aux return levels.
Details routing options for Aux Return 3.
Routes Aux Return 4 directly to control room/phones.
Allows solo listening to all aux return signals simultaneously.
Safety warning about performing modifications by qualified personnel.
Steps for modifying the mixer for post-EQ signal routing.
Steps for modifying the mixer for pre-fader source signal selection.
Visual representation of how audio signals travel through the mixer.
Illustrates signal levels and gain stages throughout the mixer.
Comprehensive technical specifications for the mixer.
Steps to diagnose and resolve common mixer problems.
Instructions for contacting service and sending the unit for repair.
Details on XLR, TRS stereo jack, and TS mono jack connectors.
Usage of switched jacks, RCA connectors, and unbalanced lines.
Mackie's approach to balanced-to-unbalanced connections.
Explains using insert jacks for effects loops.
Details handling of mono and stereo signals on inputs/returns.
Explains using adapters for signal routing to multiple inputs.
Explains the advantages of balanced cabling for noise reduction.
Discusses the history and function of phantom power for microphones.
Lists devices compatible and incompatible with phantom power.
Details specific microphone types and issues with phantom power.
Provides advice for installing audio systems and preventing interference.
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