Showing posts with label powered mixer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label powered mixer. Show all posts

4/12/2012

Phonic Powerpod 410 100W 4-Channel Powered Mixer with Variable Delay Review

Phonic Powerpod 410 100W 4-Channel Powered Mixer with Variable Delay
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I play in a trio and have a DeeJay service...we have plenty of BIG systems to handle this but I was looking for something for smaller venues & smaller parties. I bought this unit and have been truly impressed. Now, if you're playing Lincoln Center or the Royal Albert Hall you are not going to want to use this system, otherwise, like me, you might be very surprised. We played in a small bar, 100 or so capacity, last Saturday and had power to spare, the speakers never distorted and everything was crisp.
As to the dj thing, we plug a laptop and external hard drive into a Y-adapter and go in through a single "guitar" plug in the front, bypassing the "line in" jacks, bang! (Stereo is great for the car or at home, in a public venue it is pretty much a waste, mono is tighter and punchier), it sounded great! Now, I bought the system that included the amp, a microphone, cables, speakers and one speaker stand...right at $200.
The amp is simple and kicky and the same can be said for the speakers. We have larger speakers that do not perform any better. Apples to apples, oranges to oranges, look at the price of this...it is an amazing product even if it sold for twice as much. Will it last and take the beating of life on the road? I can't say, I haven't had it that long, but I can't remember buying much of anything in the past few years that pleased me as much as the Phonic.


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Built-in 100W / 4 ohms output power 4 Mic/Line input channels Variable digital delay with time and repeat control Amplifier power assignable with additional 1/4" stereo jack Stereo RCA 2T Return and Record I/O Super musical 2-band EQ on mono channels The Phonic Powerpod Series are powered mixers in a compact and durable design. Each Powerpod mixer has multiple Mic/Line input channels and a built-in amplifier. The 2-band EQ on every channel gives you maximum control over your mix, and the Powerpod 410's built-in variable digital delay allows users to better tweak their mix. Powerpod Series Powered Mixers are great all-in-one mixer/amplifiers for bands, traveling musicians, school auditoriums, houses of worship and clubs.

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3/04/2012

Behringer PMP2000 800-Watt 10-Channel Powered Review

Behringer PMP2000 800-Watt 10-Channel Powered
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hmmm... first you will get more than you will pay for this product imagine the clarity sound of a desent studio sound systems, that is what you will hear on the speaker output... well i connected it with my yamaha pa speaker that is programed to 250watts rms to 500watts peak, and im really amazed and pleased to the sound output on it, althogh i dont think it can really push it to 350 watts at the max. and theres a wattage settings that you can read or see on the manual about 4ohms 8ohms to 16ohm thats why it really cant do the 350watts per channel... i just know by hearing it cause i recognized sounds and loud sound ...i also have a LIVE power mixer for my karaoke system that has 225watts per channel and that, i will say its louder but also every amp has its ups and downs and for the behringer pmp2000 this power mixer is better, imagine the clarity of a bose "acoustimas serries"... imagine that, that is what you can hear on a PA speaker... that is how good the sound that this power amp produced... about the down side its not that loud that i expect from a 350watts amp and the low's are not that deep or excelent, but thats maybe the speaker that i am using but still it has a good base but not to compare to a good powered subwoffer or car subwoffers... i will say its just right... but on my own satisfaction i wanted a better bass effect so i think im adding another sub speaker or just mix it with a powered subwoffer...
about the channels i have only tried 3 inputs like the guitar, mic, and cd or dvd sound out. and also media player like zune and cellphone that has a preamp or headphones out...and that it will really hugs your sound loving fellings...
about the mixing like i said on those three , there is no problem at all it dont distort the sound while you were playing it at the same time... what a very nice power mixer because on what it can do i would say you can pay 500 dollars and you will still win on that product of behringer, not to talk about the 99 different echos effects , flanger,chorus, and a lot more but they sounds close... once you tried the first effect or effect 1 and at your 25-30th effect you'll be lost and wont be remembering the difference the sound effect that you used earlier... anyway if you want a close look of what im taking about... check out my video on youtube about pmp2000. WARNING im not a very good camera man but i think ive shown what everybodies want's to hear and see's about this product... just type okeylang47 on the search tab and search for behringer pmp2000 den click... thank you for reading this review to the end ... happy shopping...

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If you need superior stereo sound for small club gigs, churches or speeches, but have to keep the outboard gear to a minimum, the 10-channel PMP2000 can really deliver. This 800-Watt mixer has built-in mic preamps and an FX processor, as well as enough power to drive both mains and monitors, thanks to dual 350-Watt onboard power amps.


Massive Mono or Stunning Stereo The PMP2000 gives you the choice of 2 x 350-Watt stereo, 2 x 350-Watt dual mono or 800-Watt bridged mono output. Whether the center of attention happens to be a folk trio, a speech, or a synth-rock band with mind-boggling stereo patches, the PMP2000 can accommodate. This sonic versatility also makes it an excellent choice for churches, where vocals and stereo recordings often share face time.
Classic Control, State-of-the-Art Sound Leave the mic preamps at home, because the quality of sound that was once only available in the studio is ready to go wherever you do. Nine built-in, boutique-caliber mic preamps with switchable +48 V phantom power make it possible to use either dynamic or condenser mics with the PMP2000.
Built-in Digital Effects Processor It's also equipped with a 24-bit FX processor, giving you 100 mind-blowing digital effect presets such as delay, chorus and reverb. Apply them to any channel, as well as to the monitors and main output. In case you're pulling double duty as sound engineer and performer, the FX processor has a footswitch jack for remote on/off.
Changing the Channels The PMP2000 gives you loads of flexibility in accommodating whatever the center of attention happens to be. Channels 1-6 are for mics, bass guitars or other mono instruments. Stereo channels 7-12 are ideal for keyboards. Use the 2TR IN RCA inputs to feed in external stereo signals from CD players or tape decks.
The Ins and Outs REC OUT RCA outputs send line-level signals from the mixer to a recording device, so you can finally get to work on that triple-live album you've always dreamed of. The left and right Output 1/4-inch connectors are there just in case you need to connect more amps. Connect your monitor power amps or active monitor speakers to the MONITOR output.
What's in the Box Behringer PMP2000, Power Cable, User's Manual

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