ART ProMIX
Pocket Mixer
CHF 138.00
MSRP: CHF 149.00
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| Product # | 105732 |
| Brand | ART |
| Series | ART ARTcessories |
| Category | Pocket Mixer |
| Brand Category | ART - Pocket Mixers |
3 channel mono microphone mixer
- Problem: You want to connect three microphones to a mixer that only has one channel available. - Solution: Connect a ProMIX between microphones and mixer. In addition to phantom power, each microphone channel of the ProMIX has a switchable impact sound filter and a separate level control. Connect the balanced XLR line output to a microphone input on the mixer. There is a phono/aux output for connecting headphones or an active monitor.
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| Digital In/Out | None |
| Total Output Channels | 1 |
| Total Input Channels | 3 |
| Mixing Desk Type | Analogue |
| Pocket Mixer attributes | |
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| Analogue Outs | 1 |
| Equalizer Type | Parametric |
| Monitor-/Aux | 1 |
| Internal Effects Processor | No |
| Interface Functionality | None |
| 19" Rackmount Option | No |
| +48V Phantom Power | No |
| Analogue Stereo Inputs | 0 |
| Analogue Inputs | 3 |
| Product Details | |
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| Product Number | 105732 |
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| Date | February 2008 |
| Dimension | |
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| Weight | 12.3kg |
| Box Depth | 426mm |
| Box Height | 50mm |
| Gross Weight | 0.8kg |
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I play in an acoustic band, and we have a small PA system that only has two microphone inputs. That's where the proMIX comes in. It allows us to connect three additional microphones (including phantom power), and it's very easy to use. The best thing is that the signal can be taken from the headphone output, so all that's needed is a standard line input on the mixing console. We didn't notice any additional noise or a degradation in sound quality. The processing quality isn't outstanding, but it's perfectly adequate for a device in this price range. However, you need to be careful with the levels. If the red LED lights up, it means there's already distortion. So, it's better to use a slightly lower output level, which is much safer :-)