This device combines power and flexibility, offering a high-quality audio experience thanks to its built-in effects processor and portable design. Below are the complete technical specifications:
Technical Specifications:
- Audio Power:
- 800W RMS: Adequate power to cover large events or open spaces with strong and clear sound.
- Number of Channels:
- Supports 6 to 12 input channels (depending on the model), allowing for connection of microphones, musical instruments, or multiple audio devices.
- Effects Processor:
- Built-in Multi-Effects Processor: Offers effects such as Reverb, Delay, Chorus, and more to enhance audio performance.
- Independent effects control for each channel.
- Connectivity Options:
- XLR and TRS Inputs: For connecting professional microphones and devices.
- USB Input: Enables playback directly from external devices.
- Bluetooth (Optional): For wireless music streaming from smartphones or tablets.
- AUX Input: For connecting additional devices not supported via USB or Bluetooth.
- Audio Control:
- Built-in settings include:
- A 3-band Equalizer (Bass, Mid, Treble) for each channel.
- Volume control for each channel.
- Mute function.
- Design:
- Portable and lightweight design with a robust and durable structure to withstand frequent use.
- Built-in handles for easy carrying.
- Power Source:
- Operates on direct electric power, with an optional battery mode (in certain models).
- Preset Storage:
- Ability to save sound and effects settings for quick recall during repeated events.
- Display Screen:
- LED or LCD screen displaying current settings for user convenience.
- Additional Features:
- Built-in cooling fan for consistent performance.
- LED indicators to monitor sound levels and avoid distortion.
Conclusion:
The Portable 800W Audio Mixer with Multi-Effects Processor is an ideal choice for musicians and professionals needing a device that combines robust performance with flexibility. Whether for use at concerts, conferences, or music rehearsals, this mixer easily meets all your audio needs.
