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Channels | 8 |
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Type | Analog |
Phantom Power | Yes |
Aux Sends | 1 |
Stereo Returns | 1 |
USB Connectivity | No |
Effects | No |
Line Inputs | 8 |
EQ | 3-band EQ |
Output | Control Room |
Headphone Output | 1 |
Main Outputs | 2 x 1/4" TRS |
Adhere to operating, cleaning, installation, and maintenance safety guidelines.
Avoid opening unit, refer servicing to qualified personnel, and beware of shock hazards.
Do not expose the apparatus to rain or moisture to prevent fire or electric shock.
Using non-specified controls may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
Ensure power is off, set controls to minimum, connect equipment, plug in AC, then switch on.
Set level controls, apply signal, adjust gain for 0 dB on level meter, repeat for other channels.
Accept balanced/unbalanced signals for microphones. Features low-noise preamplifiers.
Accept 1/4" TRS/TS inputs for balanced/unbalanced line-level devices like keyboards.
TRS jack for adding external processors like compressors or EQs to mono input.
Feature two 1/4" TRS jacks for stereo line inputs or dual mono inputs.
Output final stereo balanced line signal to external devices like amplifiers or speakers.
1/4" TS inputs for returning processed audio or as additional mono inputs.
1/4" TS outputs for connecting external effect processors or amplifiers.
Stereo output for headphones, monitored via the Phones/Control Room control.
RCA and mini stereo jacks for connecting to recording devices.
RCA and mini stereo inputs to receive signals from external devices.
1/4" Phone Jack outputs for feeding signals to active monitors or for booth monitoring.
Switch used to turn the mixer on and off.
Port for connecting the external power supply; use only supplied adapter.
Adjusts input sensitivity for Line/Mic inputs to optimize audio signal level.
Adjusts High (12kHz), Middle (2.5kHz), and Low (80Hz) frequencies for channel tone.
Reduces frequencies below 75Hz to minimize unwanted noise or rumble.
Adjusts signal level sent to the EFX SEND output for external processors.
Adapts MU 1002 input sensitivity for consumer (-10dBV) or professional (+4dBu) levels.
Adjusts stereo image placement or signal level between left/right channels.
LED indicates signal peaks, typically 6dB before overload, for optimal gain staging.
Adjusts the signal level sent from the channel to the main mixing bus.
Adjusts the final level of the EFX mixing bus sent to the EFX Send output.
Adjusts signal level fed through AUX Stereo Return inputs to the Main L-R mix.
Selects destination (Main L/R, Phones, Ctrl Rm) for 2T Return signal.
Sends stereo EFX signal to Control Room/Phones mixing bus with priority.
Activates +48V phantom power for condenser microphones.
Adjusts audio level for phones feed and/or Control Room output.
Final level control for the main left and right audio feed to the Main L and R output.
Converts Main L-R stereo signal to a monaural signal for phasing check or mono outs.
Indicates MAIN L/R output audio levels, with LED segments for monitoring.
Illuminates when the mixer is switched on.
Diagram showing connections for a typical recording setup with microphones and instruments.
Diagram illustrating connections for live sound reinforcement with speakers and monitors.
Diagram showing how to connect an external signal processor with the MU 1002 mixer.
Detailed physical dimensions for the MU 502 compact mixer.
Detailed physical dimensions for the MU 802 and MU 1002 compact mixers.
Technical specifications for inputs, outputs, and channel strips across models.
Details on frequency response, noise, preamp EIN, THD, and CMRR.
Specifications for power requirements, weight, and overall dimensions.
Internal signal flow diagram for the MU 502 mixer.
Internal signal flow diagram for the MU 802 mixer.
Internal signal flow diagram for the MU 1002 mixer.