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6. Technical Data: pocket tools 

dual mix

  

 

 

Technical data

Inputs 

Switchable microphone or line input 
Combo socket, XLR and  ¼“ jack (6.35 mm) 
line mode (jack input) 
Unbalanced high impedance input for 

instrument pick-ups and line-level sources 

Gain adjustment range: +3…+20 dB 
Min. input voltage: 100 mV (–20 dBV) 
Max. input voltage: 3 V (+10 dBV) 
Input impedance: 2.2 M

 || 60 pF 

Signal-to-noise ratio, A-weighted 

Min. gain: 108 dB 
Max. gain: 98 dB 

Frequency response: 20 Hz…20 kHz / 

1 dB 

THD + N (1 kHz): < 0.3% 
mic mode (XLR input) 
Balanced microphone input 
1 = ground, 2 = positive (+), 3 = negative (–) 
Gain adjustment range: +4…+40 dB 
Min. input voltage: 10 mV (–40 dBV) 
Max. input voltage: 3 V (+10 dBV) 
Input impedance: 2.1 k

 

Unbalanced:1.1 k

 

Signal-to-noise ratio, A-weighted 

Min. gain: 108 dB 
Max. gain: 93 dB 

Frequency response: 20 Hz…20 kHz / 

1 dB 

THD + N (1 kHz): < 0.1% 
Phantom power: 24 V, R = 1.2 k

 per 

terminal, switchable for each channel, 
total current max. 10 mA per channel, 
short circuit protected 

Warning: External equipment may be 

damaged by inappropriate use of 
phantom power. In case of doubt keep the 
24 V phantom power switch off (not 
pushed). 

channels 1 
and 2 

Clip indicator 
Red LED 
Headroom: 8 dB 

aux in  

Auxiliary stereo input (mono-mixed), e.g. for 

CD player 

Cinch (RCA) sockets (left / right) and 3.5 mm 

stereo jack socket. 

Level control 
Min. input voltage: 2 x 250 mV (–14 dBV) 
Max. input voltage: 2 x 10 V (+20 dBV) 
Input impedance: 10 k

 

Outputs 

line out 

Unbalanced line output after master 
Mono jack, ¼” (6.35 mm) 
Nominal output voltage: 1 V (0 dBV) 
Max. output voltage: 9 V (+19 dBV) 
Output impedance: 47 

 

Min. load impedance: 2 k

 

Residual noise (master fully anticlockwise): 

A-weighted: 1 

μ

V (–120 dBV) 

headphones  Headphones output  

Stereo jack, ¼” (6.35 mm) 
Output power, 1 kHz, THD = 1%: 

Typ. 2 x 40 mW / 32 

 

Residual noise (master fully anticlockwise): 

A-weighted: 3.3 

μ

V (–110 dBV) 

Warning: Suitable for headphones with 

stereo jack only. Do not connect any mono 
jacks. 

 
DI-out 

Balanced XLR output 
1 = ground, 2 = positive (+), 3 = negative (–) 
Level control 
Nominal output voltage (differential), 

adjustment range: 
41…410 mV (–28…–8 dBV) 

Output impedance: 

47 

 each terminal to ground 

Min. load impedance (differential): 1 k

 

Residual noise (both channels in line mode), 

A-weighted: 3.3 

μ

V (–110 dBV) 

Tone controls 

low 

12 dB at 100 Hz (shelf type) 

channels 1 
and 2 

high 

13 dB at 10 kHz (shelf type) 

Effects 

Built-in 
effect 

Digital effect processor with 4 presets 
1 = Reverb with short predelay 
2 = Reverb with long predelay 
3 = Repeating delay 
4 = Chorus 

Footswitch connector 

footswitch 

Connector for a dual footswitch 
Stereo jack, ¼” (6.35 mm) 
Tip = footswitch for muting channel 1 
Ring = footswitch for muting channel 2 
Sleeve = ground (common) 
Function: Switch ON = channel muted 

Power 

 

Supply 
voltage 

24 V=, 0.5 A 
Use only supplied mains adapter. 

Mains 
adapter 

Mains voltage: 100-240 V~ 
Power consumption when used with Dual 

Mix: max. 10 W 

General 

Metal 
housing 

Aluminium 

Finish 

Anodized black 

Dimensions 

65 mm (2.56“) high 
105 mm (4.13“) wide 
135 mm (5.31“) deep 

Weight 

480 g (1.06 lbs) 

Definitions and conditions 

 
Input and  output voltages are RMS values for a sine signal 

and 1 kHz unless stated otherwise. 

Tone controls in neutral position unless stated otherwise. 
Min. input voltage: Input voltage for nominal output 

voltage at line out with gain and master fully clockwise. 

Max. input voltage: Permissible input voltage that does not 

cause distortion more than the rated THD + N (assuming 
suitable control settings). 

Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR): Ratio of nominal output voltage 

to noise voltage at line out, at specified gain setting, 
master fully clockwise, input shorted, 20 Hz…20 kHz. 

Note: The SNR found at line out may be less than the SNRs 

specified for the channels because both channels 
contribute to the output noise. 

Residual noise: Noise voltage at an output when all gain 

and level settings are minimal. 

THD + N: Total harmonic dist noise for nominal 

output voltage at line out 

 
Specifications and appearance subject to change without 

notice. 

 

TD20111123 

Содержание pocket tools dual mix

Страница 1: ...1 pocket tools dual mix user manual ...

Страница 2: ...g up 5 4 2 Level Adjustment 5 5 Functional Characteristics 5 5 1 Inputs Channel 1 and Channel 2 5 5 1 1 Signal sources and preamp selection 5 5 1 2 Dual band Equalization 6 5 2 efx Effects Section Muliteffect 6 5 3 aux in 6 5 4 master 6 5 5 DI out 6 5 6 24V Phantom Power 6 6 Technical Specifications pocket tools dual mix 7 7 Circuit Diagram pocket tools dual mix 8 ...

Страница 3: ...s a high quality two channel preamplifier for instrument line or microphone signals The unit offers simple efficient features just like a small mixong console two inputs each for one microphone or instrument and line level signal with switchable 24V phantom power separate active two band EQ networks for each input a 4 preset multi effects unit with two reverbs one echo and one chorus a stereo aux ...

Страница 4: ... power outlets ground have it checked by a qualified techni cian 11 Cable up your device only when it is powered off Top side gain input level control clip overload indicator line mic signal source selector switch combo socket line only via 6 3 mm jackplug for instruments pickup and other line level sources mic only via XLR connector for microphones high treble control low bass control efx 4 prese...

Страница 5: ... power supply The included 24VDC power supply is a certified wide range model capable of handling input voltages between 100V and 240V A substantial amount of re search effort and testing went into the selection of this power supply It is critical to the function of the preamp please use no other power supply Also please bear in mind that any device powered from a power supply as opposed to batter...

Страница 6: ...er to the XLR inputs for devices that require it e g condenser mics The 24V phantom power supply of your AER device complies with the DIN EN 61398 regulations in view of a 24V phantom power supply Please note the adjacent text Supplement to article 5 6 Information about the use of 48V or 24V phantom power phantom power remote supply here po wering an audio device via the connected audio line Turn ...

Страница 7: ...ct any mono jacks DI out Balanced XLR output 1 ground 2 positive 3 negative Level control Nominal output voltage differential adjustment range 41 410 mV 28 8 dBV Output impedance 47 each terminal to ground Min load impedance differential 1 k Residual noise both channels in line mode A weighted 3 3 μV 110 dBV Tone controls low 12 dB at 100 Hz shelf type channels 1 and 2 high 13 dB at 10 kHz shelf t...

Страница 8: ...UTE HIGH Clip LOW MIC GAIN 24 V PHANTOM POWER CH 1 High impedance LINE MIC MUTE LINE 1 2 k 1 2 k 24 V LEVEL MASTER DI LEVEL LINE OUT HEADPHONES SELECT 1 2 3 4 MIC GAIN 24 V PHANTOM POWER CH 2 High impedance LINE MIC LINE 1 2 k 1 2 k 24 V AUX IN CHANNEL 1 CHANNEL 2 CHANNEL 2 Aux In 1 2 3 T R 1 2 3 T R 1 2 3 T R ...

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