Rolls MX34b Live Mix 2-channel AV Mixer
Product Description
The MX34b LiveMix - two channel microphone mixer. Although having many uses, this little mixer was originally designed with the video camera operator in mind. The MX34b is a two channel microphone mixer with balanced XLR inputs, phantom power, and stereo 1/8" (3.5mm) outputs. It has a stereo 1/8in (3.5mm) Auxiliary input for connection to any stereo line-level source such as an AM/FM tuner, CD player etc. And a 3.5mm headset mic in on the front for narration, etc.. Each channel has a Level and Pan control, and a separate headphone circuit allows for monitoring all signals without effecting the main output signal. Holes for a shoulder strap, easy-access controls, and smart Input/Output jack placement make the MX34b ideal for the live recording enthusiast. The 9 volt alkaline batteries ensure adequate signal strength as well as phantom power for your favorite condenser microphone.
i love it because this product it very good. I hope you will love it. this product very easy use and cheap price sure.- 9V Battery or AC adapter operation
- 2 Mic Inputs
- +18VDC Phantom Power
- 3.5mm Stereo Output and 3.5mm Stereo Headphone Output
- Pan control on each channel
description Guarantee quality and service. FREE shipping. See More Detail...
Rolls MX34b Live Mix 2-channel AV Mixer Reviews
| 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful  ROLLS MX34b Does The Job On A Budget, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Rolls MX34b Live Mix 2-channel AV Mixer I purchased this unit used because I am beginning to do some small scale video production using a consumer grade Sony HD camcorder, and I needed better field sound capabilities. I also looked at the Sign Video ENG44 and the JuicedLink CX-231. They are both nice units, but even as affordable as they are, were too much for my current budget. The ROLLS works as advertised. It connects to my camera with a 1/8" mini jack to 1/8" mini jack cable. It provides vastly improved sound over the camcorder's built in mic, and is also significantly better than my cheap camera mounted shotgun mic. My particular camera has two settings for microphone sensitivity, Normal and Low. Usually, using a mic mixer will defeat the AGC (Automatic Gain Control)circuit of the camcorder. On my particular camera it does not have this effect, but I found I got better sound using the LOW setting with the mic mixer.PROS: Small form factor. (about the size of a paperback book) I put a strap on mine... Read more |
› See the customer review...
ไม่มีความคิดเห็น:
แสดงความคิดเห็น