User manual ART HD-31

[. . . ] You might need to mix vocals and/or instrumentals from one mixer with recorded music, then send it all to one channel on a PA, broadcast or recording mixer. [. . . ] In another case, you might need to be addressing a sales group or an aerobics class through a wireless microphone while combining it with recorded music, all through powered speakers. In these and other cases, a very small, simple mixer is often the best solution. Usage: 1. Using a shielded, unbalanced patch cable connect the line-level (mono) output of the primary mixer or wireless mic receiver to the 1/4" Input jack on the PowerMIX II. Adjust the Ch1 and Ch2 Volume controls for the desired mix. Specifications: The PowerMIX II solves the problem of needing to mix the mono output of a mixer or wireless microphone receiver with recorded music and send it all to one mixer channel, or a single amplifier input, or a powered speaker. · Two channels, each with its own volume control · Channel One features a 1/4" unbalanced line input · Channel Two features dual RCA line inputs · 1/4" Line/Headphones output · Dual RCA line-level outputs (mono-mixed, parallel with the 1/4" output) · Mono 1/4" line/headphone output · Channel 1 input impedance: 10K ohms · Channel 1 gain: 32dB max. · Channel 2 input impedance: 20K ohms · Channel 2 gain: 20dB max. · Power: 12V DC (Adapter included) · Dimensions: 3. 75 x 2. 75 x 1. 5 inches (95mm x 70mm x 38mm) · Weight: 1. 1lb (499g) 90 DAY WARRANTY DESIGNED & DISTRIBUTED BY: APPLIED RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY · 215 Tremont Street · Rochester, New York 14608 · USA For Customer Service, please call: 585. 436. 2720 · Email: cserve@artproaudio. com · www. artproaudio. com · ART-ARTcs-03/03 [. . . ] · Channel 2 input impedance: 20K ohms · Channel 2 gain: 20dB max. [. . . ]