| Form Factor | 19" Rackmount |
| Signal Path | Analog Hardware |
| Dimensions | 482 mm (w) x 230 (d) x 88 (h) |
| Weight | 8.8 lbs • 4 kg |
| Channels | 16 Channel |
| Links | Manual |
| Notes | Sixteen input channels, which can be used as eight stereo channels. All channels provide electronically balanced line-level inputs, and are ideal for line-level sources such as outboard signal processors; CD players; tape or cassette recorders; stereo drum machines; and keyboards and MIDI tone modules. In addition, channels 1 and 3 provide electronically balanced mic inputs so that you can connect up to two microphones to the PL 1602. • An electronically balanced main stereo output for connection to a power amplifier. • Two auxiliary sends and two stereo auxiliary returns (which can be used as four monophonic returns). Both sends are pre-fader but post-equalizer. • Independent 2-band equalization for each channel, with 15 dB of cut or boost for low (100 Hz) and high (10 kHz) frequencies. • Balance controls for each channel and Aux return that allow you to blend the relative levels of stereo inputs. • Channel inserts are provided for channels 1 - 6, enabling you to use outboard signal processors such as equalizers, compressor/ limiters, or noise gates in a standard “effect loop.” • Input trims for the mic inputs of channels 1 and 3 are continuously adjustable from +4 to -40 dB, making it possible to use the PL 1602 with a wide variety of microphone types. • Center detents for all balance and EQ controls, making it easy to use the PL 1602 even in low-light situations such as live performance. • Main left/right out faders for easy control of overall output levels. • An independent front-panel headphone jack with dedicated volume control. • The PL 1602 can be mounted in any standard 19" rack (taking just two rack spaces), making it easy to integrate into any existing system. • Last but certainly not least, affordability. The PL 1602 has been designed from the ground up to provide versatility and excellent sound quality at a cost-conscious price. |
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