General Description
The MX-106 is a compact self-powered mixer with a wide array of sophisticated
features — many of them unavailable on any competitive models. An examination of
performance levels and specifications will reveal the truly professional nature of the
MX-106. The rugged construction and specialized packaging ensure optimum
performance and reliability under even the most demanding "on the road"
applications.
The MX-106 features 6 input channels; 1 program, 1 foldback, and 1 effects output.
The internal power amplifier is rated at 120 watts into 8 ohms, 200 into 4, and 300 into
a 2 ohm load.
Each input channel features an electronically balanced XLR connector, and a high
impedance unbalanced 1/4" phone jack. An input trim control is provided to
accommodate a wide range of input source levels. A peak indicator LED detects
excessive input signal (either pre or post EQ), aiding in proper settings of the trim
control to avoid input clipping.
Each channel also features 3-band equalization, a "pre" foldback send, a "post"
effects/echo send, and program level control.
The master control section features a one-octave (9-band) graphic equalizer, an
analog delay, auxiliary input controls, fluorescent high-intensity bargraph output
meters, and a full patch bay with our exclusive Bus-Link capability. All master level
controls, and effects return to program and foldback busses are also contained in this
section.
Features
1. Six input channels
2. 300 watts RMS (@ 2 ohms)
3. 9-band graphic equalizer w/bypass switch
4. Auto Comp compression circuitry w/indicator
5. Built-in electronic analog delay (echo)
6. High intensity fluorescent bar graph metering
Each Channel
1. Input trim control w/ LED peak indicator
2. Pre EQ foldback send
3. 3-band EQ
4. Post effects send
5. Lo-Z balanced XLR input
6. Hi-Z unbalanced 1/4" input
7. Power amp protection circuitry w/indicator
8. Complete patch bay w/buss link
9. Aux input w/pan and level controls
10. Echo-effects return to PGM and FB
11. Independent foldback mix
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