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PRECISION 10-CHANNEL PASSIVE SUMMING MIXER
Analogue bus summing from 2 to 10 channels
Passive design, preserves the timbre of your recordings
Designed & Manufactured in Berlin, Germany
Please note that cables must be ordered separately
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PRECISION 10-CHANNEL PASSIVE SUMMING MIXER
Analogue bus summing from 2 to 10 channels. Maximum of 5 Stereo Inputs (10-channels) on TRS balanced jacks for simple connection to most audio interfaces. Allows for re-amping of tracks already mixed for added glue and grit.
Fixed load for mix summing applications - The load in this unit creates the analogue dirt effect on the mix. Use a stereo mic pre-amp or Bus Driver to return to line level afterwards (20-30dB gain required). This device is intended to be used for final bus or mix summing applications, during studio recording.
If you require a similar device for summing applications such as live use, but without the load, please get in touch when ordering and we can modify a unit accordingly (no extra charge for this).
HIGH-END PERFORMANCE
Start summing buses in analogue with mastering grade precision. With up to ten channels of identically matched gain reduction, Mini-Bus brings high-end audio to your desktop. Route buses during mix-down to the five stereo channels for analogue glue and cohesion, or simply re-amp a track which is already bounced for added glue and grit.
AT HOME IN THE MIX OR MASTERING STUDIO
Providing analogue mix summing, analogue mix busing, as well as re-amping of individual instruments or entire mixes during mastering. Not to mention processing of stems during mastering. The Mini-Bus is ultra flexible in it’s design and application.
GET OUT OF THE BOX
If you’ve been working “in the box” for some time, eventually it becomes
clear that not every recording benefits from the absolute clarity offered by today’s DAWs. Being able to dial in a certain amount of dirt can be vital. At times the difference between a “recording” and a “record” might be a single piece of equipment, such as a high-end compressor at the mastering house, which adds the elusive sparkle needed.
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COMPATIBILITY
Any audio interface with at least 4x balanced single outputs (2x stereo
outputs) and two balanced microphone inputs with at least 20dB of gain.
REQUIREMENTS
Power Requirements: No PSU required, no 48V required
Requires 2x balanced pre-amplifier channels, with a minimum 20dB of gain (e.g. microphone pre-amp)
SPECIFICATION
Inputs: 5x Stereo Balanced 1/4" TRS (10 Channels Total)
Outputs: 2x Balanced 1/4" TRS
Sample Rate: Run your audio interface at any sample rate
Maximum Input Level: Greater than +26dBu
Minimum Input Level: -10dBV (+4dBu or greater recommended)
AUDIO SPEC.
THD+N (10 channels driven): 0.007%
THD+N (2 channels driven): 0.004%
THD (2 channels driven): 0.00061%
Measurement Setup: THD/THDN (1kHz, +18dBu sine tones)
Maximum Input Level: Greater than +26dBu
Minimum Input Level: -10dBV (+4dBu or greater recommended)
Passive design, preserves the timbre of your recordings
Fully balanced from input to output means a high degree of noise immunity
TRS jacks for easy connection to most audio interfaces
Mastering grade 1% metal film resistors throughout
All jacks are manufactured by REAN (subsidiary of Neutrik)
Designed & Manufactured in Berlin, Germany
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30 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return it for a full refund
In this case, return shipping costs are the responsibility of the purchaser
If you wish to return a product please contact us at the following address and we will be happy to assist:
support@mcloone.eu
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