The Presenter provides a simple but robust mixer that makes setup for any event or presentation easy. A microphone preamp allows a dynamic or condenser mic to be connected and quickly feed a pair of powered speakers via the XLR outputs. Tone controls and a low-cut filter help optimize the sound of the microphone, while additional inputs are available to use a playback source alongside the mic, such as a smartphone or tablet. These can be connected using a 3.5mm input, which includes a level control. A USB input provides power for the Presenter and also allows for playback of digital audio files from a laptop computer.
Specifications
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Specifications | ||
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Audio circuit type: | Active Preamplifier Circuit with digital to analog input conversion | |
Number of channels: | 2 | |
Frequency response: | 20Hz to 20kHz (-0.4dB/0dB) | |
Dynamic range: | +91dBu | |
Gain: | +52dBu | |
Total harmonic distortion: | 0.004% @20Hz, 0.004% @1kHz, 0.004% @10kHz | |
Intermodulation Distortion: | 0.003% @0dBu, 0.01% @ -10dBu, 0.03% @-20dBu | |
Phase Deviation: | -28° @ 20Hz, -1° @ 1kHz, +2° @ 10kHz | |
Input Impedance: | 10kΩ | |
Output Impedance: | 2.74kΩ | |
Noise Floor: | -84dBu | |
Maximum Input: | +7dBu | |
Features | ||
Input Connectors: | XLR, 3.5mm, USB 2.0 type B | |
Output Connectors: | XLR | |
General | ||
Construction: | 14-gauge steel chassis | |
Power: | 5V USB | |
Conditions: | For use in dry locations only between 5°C and 40°C | |
Warranty: | Radial 3-year, transferable |
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