Rolls MX422 4-Channel Field Mixer

Description

The Rolls MX422 is a 4-channel professional field mixer designed for Electronic Field Production (EFP), Electronic News Gathering (ENG), video, and more. The mixer includes a feature set that meets the demands of the professional field audio engineer while remaining at a modest price point. The MX422 features 4 balanced XLR inputs that are capable of accepting line level or microphone signal. The stereo XLR outputs feature a -30 dB pad switch for feeding low impedance inputs. Additional features include a low-cut filter switch for minimizing low-frequency noise and a built-in limiter for controlling noise cause by excessive levels. Four Inputs / 2 Outputs The MX422 features 4 servo-balanced XLR inputs and 2 transformer-balanced XLR outputs. Main and Backup Power Main and backup battery compartments are featured to ensure constant power without loss. Low-Cut Filter Switchable 100 Hz low-cut filters are featured on each input. Built-In Limiter A built-in limiter with variable threshold control, eliminates noise caused by signal overload. Calibrated VU Meters Calibrated VU meters for accurate level monitoring. Switchable 48V Phantom Power 48V phantom power is individually switched on all channels. The stereo XLR outputs feature a -30 dB pad switch for feeding low impedance inputs. Low-Cut Filter Switchable 100 Hz low-cut filters are featured on each input. Switchable 48V Phantom Power 48V phantom power is individually switched on all channels.

Key Features

• The mixer includes a feature set that meets the demands of the professional field audio engineer while remaining at a modest price point.
• The stereo XLR outputs feature a -30 dB pad switch for feeding low impedance inputs.
• The Rolls MX422 is a 4-channel professional field mixer designed for Electronic Field Production (EFP), Electronic News Gathering (ENG), video, and more.
• Switchable 48V Phantom Power 48V phantom power is individually switched on all channels.
• The MX422 features 4 balanced XLR inputs that are capable of accepting line level or microphone signal.
• Additional features include a low-cut filter switch for minimizing low-frequency noise and a built-in limiter for controlling noise cause by excessive levels.