Audio Delopments AD071 Mixer

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£867.06

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Small, Light and Sounding Superb, a NEW BenchMark in Audio mixers for compactness, sonic performance, low power consumption and flexibility. Really excellent.

Quick Facts

48V Phantom Power	Internal And External Power - 9v DC Battery & 9-18v DV
3 x XLR input	Unbalanced Ouput on 3.5mm minijack for DSLR
Accurate LED Meters	Balanced XLR Outputs
70DB of clean mic gain	Very compact and low power consumption
Manufacturer	Audio Developments
Model Number	AD-071

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	A stonking new mini mixer, fully featured super high quality for professional use. Great for DSLR audio or ENG work. Very clean and full sounding. Very comact and light for the "Run & Gun" gig. A high quality winnner.

Product Description

Audio Developments AD071 Mixer

Features

• MIC INPUTS – One or three electronically balanced type with XLR connector,
48V phantom power, high-pass filter, gain control and mic or line input selection.
• LINE INPUT – Instrumentation grade electronically balanced with gain/level
control.
• ROUTING – Each input is routed to left, right or left and right by two toggle
switches.
• OUTPUTS – Electronically balanced with XLR type connectors and stereo
rotary level control. Can be unbalanced without loss of level or degradation of
quality. A push-button switch selects line or microphone output levels to the XLR
connectors. A 3.5mm jack socket carries output signals at microphone level.
• LIMITERS – Incorporated in the microphone inputs and the two main outputs.
The microphone input limiter is permanently in circuit. A push-button switch
introduces the output limiters into circuit and two LEDs indicate the onset of
limiting.
• LINE-UP OSCILLATOR – 1kHz tone injected into outputs.
• MONITORING – Headphone output on 3.5mm jack socket with a push-button
switch selecting the direct or return signals. The return signals are brought in on
a 3.5mm stereo jack.
• METERING – Two LED ladders indicate output level
• POWERING – Either external power, via a
4 pin Hirose connector, or a separate PP3
9V battery pack can be used to power the
mixer. An LED indicates power present
and flashes when the voltage is too low.

Due 10th November 2010