Mackie CR-1604 manual

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    7/1/95 16 x 2 RACK MOUNT MIC/LINE MIXER TH E BES T PR ICE- T O- PER FOR MANCE RA TIO EVER Our C R- 1 604 1 6-channel mic/line mixer has proven itself to be rugged, versatile and quiet in a wide range of applications. It is cur- rently in use in high- quality church, school and commercial installa- tions, broadcasting studios, video post suites and [...]

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    7/1/95 AUX U 1 2 3 4 5 6 U U U +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 5/6 SHIFT +15 –15 0 HI 0 MID 0 LO EQ 0 R L PAN SOLO MUTE ALT 3/4 OL +20 U 00 1 MON AUX U 1 2 3 4 5 6 U U U +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 5/6 SHIFT +15 –15 0 HI 0 MID 0 LO EQ 0 R L PAN SOLO MUTE ALT 3/4 OL + 20 U 00 2 MON AUX U 1 2 3 4 5 6 U U U +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 5/6 SHIFT +15 ?[...]

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    7/1/95 AUX U 1 2 3 4 5 6 U U U +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 5/6 SHIFT +15 –15 0 HI 0 MID 0 LO EQ 0 R L PAN SOLO MUTE ALT 3/4 OL +20 U 00 1 MON AUX U 1 2 3 4 5 6 U U U +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 5/6 SHIFT +15 –15 0 HI 0 MID 0 LO EQ 0 R L PAN SOLO MUTE ALT 3/4 OL + 20 U 00 2 MON AUX U 1 2 3 4 5 6 U U U +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 +15 00 5/6 SHIFT +15 ?[...]

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    working S/N and 1 08dB dynamic range. In the field, this translates into two times more headroom than old-style mixers — where it counts in the critical mix amp stage. Instead of after thought XLRs stuck on the back, we provide real phantom-pow- ered mic inputs with discrete, balanced micro- phone preamps as good as large consoles. Four conju- ga[...]