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General| Type | Analog Mixer |
|---|---|
| Phantom Power | Yes |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Headphone Output | Yes |
| Main Outputs | XLR and 1/4" |
| Series | ProFXv3 Series |
| Channels | 10, 12, 16, or 30 |
| Microphone Preamps | Onyx |
| Built-in Effects | Yes |
| Effects | Reverb, Delay, Chorus, Flanger, Pitch Shift |
| USB Interface | Yes |
| Aux Sends | Varies by model |
Versatility for live sound, home recording, and content creation.
High-quality, low-noise Onyx microphone preamplifiers for superior sound.
24 built-in effects for adding sonic character and enhancement.
USB interface for high-quality recording and latency-free monitoring.
Single-knob blend for monitoring computer and mixer outputs.
Easy-to-use compressor for controlling input signal dynamics.
Includes professional software and plugin packages for enhanced production.
Durable, built-like-a-tank construction for reliability.
Guidance on navigating the manual and understanding its icons.
Step-by-step instructions for initial setup and operation.
Key advice for users, including safety and handling.
How to connect the power supply and operate the power switch.
Describes the USB interface for recording and playback routing.
Explains the 48V phantom power and its global control.
Combo jacks for microphone and line-level signals.
Covers line-level inputs and the Hi-Z switch for guitars.
Information on the female XLR microphone connectors.
Describes stereo line inputs and the 1/8" stereo input jack.
Using insert jacks for connecting external processors.
The low-cut filter for reducing bass frequencies.
Setting input gain levels using knobs and LEDs.
Explains the in-line compressor circuit and its threshold control.
Conceptual explanation of dynamic range and compression.
Explains high-frequency EQ and mid-frequency controls.
Details low-frequency EQ and its shelving characteristics.
Controls for setting monitor and effects mixes.
Pre-fader switches and FX assignment for channels.
Panning controls for signal placement in the stereo field.
Explains mute functionality and channel assignment options.
Details PFL solo functions and USB input routing.
Describes the main channel faders for level control.
Outputs for monitors and external effects processors.
Connecting a footswitch for internal effects control.
Sub output jacks for multitrack or secondary amplification.
Outputs for monitoring and headphone connection.
Notes the inclusion of a built-in pencil sharpener.
Explains the phantom power switch and associated LED.
Details the power indicator and main signal level meters.
Explains the function of the Rude Solo LED.
Controls for aux master levels and routing effects to monitors.
How to select and view internal effects presets.
Explains the function of the internal effects mute switch.
Explains the blend knob for mixing inputs and USB return.
Volume controls for control room and headphone outputs.
Explains the theremin feature and the break switch.
FX level control and routing FX to subgroups.
Subgroup faders and assignment switches.
Main mix fader for overall output level control.
Guides on diagnosing and resolving common mixer problems.
Troubleshooting for hum and general noise problems.
Contact info for support and details on ASIO drivers.
Instructions for attaching a microphone stand adapter.
Technical details on noise, distortion, and frequency characteristics.
Specifications for maximum levels and impedance values.
Details on EQ ranges, maximum gain, and attenuation.
Specifications for digital effects, USB interface, and phantom power.
Details power consumption, supply, and connector types.
Provides dimensions and weight for each ProFXv3 model.
