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General| Type | Analog Mixer |
|---|---|
| Channels | 16 |
| Microphone Inputs | 8 |
| Line Inputs | 8 |
| EQ | 3-band |
| Aux Sends | 2 |
| Phantom Power | Yes |
Instructions for safe operation, placement, and handling of the product.
Explanation of warning symbols like lightning flash and exclamation mark.
Guidance on identifying and responding to product malfunctions or issues.
A brief guide with essential steps to quickly set up and begin using the mixing console.
Additional tips and recommendations for optimal sonic performance and safe operation.
XLR connector for balanced microphone input, including pinout details.
1/4" jack for balanced or unbalanced line-level input signals.
Jack for connecting external effects processors like compressors or equalizers.
Adjusts input sensitivity for mic and line signals to achieve optimal internal levels.
Filters out bass frequencies below 75 Hz to clean up low-end and prevent feedback.
High, Mid, and Low frequency equalization controls for shaping the channel's tonal characteristics.
Controls for routing channel signals to auxiliary outputs for monitors or effects.
Determines if AUX 2 send is pre-fader or post-fader for flexible monitoring mixes.
Adjusts the stereo position of the channel signal within the stereo field.
Silences the channel signal and indicates its muted status.
Indicates when the channel's mute function is engaged.
Assigns the channel signal to the Main Mix bus or Group 1-2 bus respectively.
LED indicates signal clipping or active solo function for the channel.
Enables pre-fader (PFL) or post-fader (AFL) listening of the channel signal.
Adjusts the output level of the channel signal to the Main Mix or Group 1-2 buses.
XLR connector for mono microphone input on stereo channels.
1/4" jacks for stereo or mono line-level inputs.
Adjusts input sensitivity for mic and line signals on stereo channels.
High, Hi-Mid, Lo-Mid, and Low frequency equalization for stereo channels.
Controls for routing stereo channel signals to auxiliary outputs.
Sets AUX 2 send to pre-fader or post-fader for monitoring flexibility.
Adjusts balance for mono signals or left/right fade for stereo signals.
Silences the channel signal and indicates its muted status on stereo channels.
Assigns stereo channel signal to Main Mix or Group 1-2 buses.
LED indicates clipping or active solo function on stereo channels.
Enables PFL or AFL listening for stereo channels.
Adjusts the output level of the stereo channel signal.
Rotary switch to select one of the 16 available digital effects presets.
Rotary switch to select one of 16 variations for the chosen effect.
Detailed explanations of each effect type, including hall, room, delay, and modulation effects.
Descriptions of specific effects like Chorus, Flanger, Reverb, and Delay variations.
Controls for setting delay times by tapping, and indicator LED for tap tempo.
Jack for connecting an optional footswitch to control TAP DELAY time.
Controls for muting the effect and an LED indicating mute status or signal overload.
Assigns the effect output to the Main Mix or Group 1-2 bus.
Adjusts the overall level of the internal effect signal sent to main outputs.
Controls for routing the internal effect signal to Aux 1 and Aux 2 outputs.
BNC connector providing +12V power for gooseneck lamps.
RCA inputs for connecting stereo sources like tape decks or CD players.
Adjusts the input level for the 2TRK and USB audio signals.
Assigns the 2TRK input signal to the Main Mix bus.
RCA outputs for sending the Main Mix signal to recorders.
Selects which bus signal is sent to C.ROOM and PHONES outputs.
Adjusts the master output level for control room and headphone monitoring.
Stereo jack output for connecting headphones.
Balanced jack outputs for monitoring the Main Mix or as additional mix outputs.
Balanced jack outputs for sending auxiliary signals to external devices.
Adjusts the overall output level for AUX 1 and AUX 2 sends.
Balanced jack inputs for returning signals from external effects or sources.
Adjusts the level of returned auxiliary signals to the Main Mix.
Engages or bypasses the 7-band stereo graphic equalizer for main or aux outputs.
Assigns graphic EQ channels to Main Mix L/R or Aux 1/2 sends.
Sliders for adjusting equalization frequencies from 63 Hz to 16 kHz.
Balanced jack outputs for the Group 1-2 stereo bus signal.
Controls the output level of the Group 1-2 bus signal.
Controls the overall output level of the Main Mix and 2TRK outputs.
Instantly mutes the entire Main Mix output for temporary silencing.
Balanced jack outputs for the Main Mix stereo bus.
LED meters indicating signal levels across different ranges.
Selects pre-fader (PFL) or post-fader (AFL) listening mode for soloed channels.
Indicator light showing when the mixer is powered on.
Indicator light showing when phantom power is active.
Balanced XLR outputs for the main stereo mix signal.
Port for connecting to a computer for digital audio transfer.
Connector for the mixer's main power supply cord.
Location for the main protection fuse, with instructions for replacement.
Main power switch to turn the mixer ON or OFF.
Activates/deactivates phantom power for microphone inputs.
How the mixer sends Main Mix signals to the computer and receives audio from it.
Important steps for correct USB connection and device recognition by the computer.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the mixer to Windows operating systems.
Tips for optimizing Windows XP settings for Digital Audio Workstation software.
How to configure the mixer for playing audio from a PC.
Guide for setting up the mixer for recording and monitoring audio with a DAW software.
Troubleshooting steps for when the mixer does not turn on or receive power.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues with no audio signal from a specific channel.
Troubleshooting for problems related to audio output signal levels or presence.
Steps to address distorted or poor audio quality, often related to gain staging.
Methods for identifying and eliminating unwanted noise or hum from the audio signal.
Technical details for mono input channels, including sensitivity, impedance, and EQ.
Technical details for stereo input channels, including sensitivity, impedance, and EQ.
Technical data for master section outputs, groups, C.Room, phones, and 2-TRK connections.
Specifications for the integrated digital effects unit, including presets and controls.
Technical details for the USB interface, including version, resolution, and sampling rate.
Overall performance specifications like maximum level, crosstalk, and weight.
