This mixer features 10 mono input channels, which can be supplied as MIC over XLR sockets or as LINE via
6.3 mm jack sockets. Channels 11/12 & 13/14 can be operated over 6.3 mm jack sockets both mono (L) and stereo (L/R).
The mono channels 1-10 have amplification pre-controls for MIC „Gain“ and for LINE „Trim“ as well as a 4-band channel equalizer and a low cut switch (18 dB/oct. @ 75 Hz). Channels 11/12 & 13/14 are equipped with LINE trim controls (±20 dB) and a 3-band CH-EQ. There are panorama controls for mono and balance controls for stereo.
Pre-listening of all channels is possible via an adjustable headphone output as well as the “Solo function” of the CH. 2 pre-fader and 2 post-fader AUX ways and allocation selector switches for CH mute, sub 1/2, sub 3/4 and main L/R per CH.
CH-insert for channels 1-10 PRE-fader/PRE-EQ and master L/R-insert PRE-graphic-EQ (e.g. feed-in point for compr./lim./gate). CH 1-8 offer direct-out jack sockets.
Phantom power is centrally switchable for all MIC inputs (+48 V DC).
MASTER-SECTION
For main output are two stereo output sockets, which can be supplied by a stereo master fader (L+R) with LED meter display and a switchable 7-band graphic-EQ. The section also features the group-faders SUB-1-4 with alternative output sockets and L/R separate connection to the master sum. The mono main out (XLR) with switchable 75 Hz LPF serves as subwoofer output.
The master section also has two RCA input sockets with level input controls, switchable to the master, and two RCA output sockets (2 TR IN/OUT per L/R). Master-send controls are available for the AUX ways respectively.
HIGHLIGHTS
A switchable 24-bit digital effects board allows adding 99 high-grade effects with 3 adjustable master-returns to the sum as well as to the 2 monitor ways. The DSP is comfortably to handle over a digital display and an up/down push-button and foot switch. “Stereo output jack sockets” with level controls enable another pre-amplified signal output.
The mixer FMX-1402R is designed for installation into 19˝-racks (9 RU) or flight-cases.