Rolls RM82 Analog Mixer - Rack-mount

Description

The RM82 is an eight channel mixer in a single rack space intended for a variety of sound reinforcement applications including board rooms, churches, mixing console expansion etc. Inserts provide a way to get each individual channel signal in and out of the RM82 mainly for processing purposes. Each of the eight channels has an XLR microphone input, as well as a 1/4" unbalanced input. This output may also be used for recording purposes, and the aux buss input. The main output for the RM82 is a balanced male XLR jack. Virtually any application where up to eight microphones need to be mixed together, and space is limited, is met by the RM82. The RCA Prefade output may be connected to the RCA aux buss input for cascading two RM82 units together. Inserts provide a way to get each individual channel signal in and out of the RM82 mainly for processing purposes. The RM82 is an eight channel mixer in a single rack space intended for a variety of sound reinforcement applications including board rooms, churches, mixing console expansion etc. A direct output is simply taking the signal from the channel only. The 1/4" jacks may be internally reconfigured to become channel inserts or direct outputs. Each channel has individually switchable +48 VDC phantom power. This output may be internally jumpered for a line or mic level.

Key Features

• The RM82 is an eight channel mixer in a single rack space intended for a variety of sound reinforcement applications including board rooms, churches, mixing console expansion etc.
• Virtually any application where up to eight microphones need to be mixed together, and space is limited, is met by the RM82.
• The 1/4" jacks may be internally reconfigured to become channel inserts or direct outputs.
• Each of the eight channels has an XLR microphone input, as well as a 1/4" unbalanced input.
• Inserts provide a way to get each individual channel signal in and out of the RM82 mainly for processing purposes.
• A direct output is simply taking the signal from the channel only.