Dynacord PM 502 Specifications

Engineering Data Sheet
PM 502
This innovative product comes in a very modern and
user-friendly design. It combines finest analogue input
circuitry and operating surface with the advantages of
its digital master and amplifier section making for a
new dimension of flexibility in its class. The acoustical
performance meets all the expectations that you have
come to expect on a quality product from Dynacord.
Its feature package includes: 5 MIC/LINE input
channels with compressor/limiter and talk-over
function, 3 Stereo Inputs including Jack, RCA and USB
connectors, onboard player for MP3 or WAV audio
files, high quality effects section with 32 editable
presets, 3 Master outputs with 7-band EQ each and
flexible signal routing options, delay line for Master-B
(150 msec/50 m), headphones control, LPN speaker
processing, class-D 2 x 450 W RMS / 2 x 600 W / 4 Ω
program power, micro-controlled power supply (100–
240 V), Direct Drive option for 100 V speaker lines,
comprehensive protection package, live and install
connectivity, optional rack mount kit.
The PM 502 is an extremely versatile tool for a
multitude of live and installation applications. It will be
the ideal choice for entertainers, DJs and small bands
looking for a compact and light-weight solution for live
applications or rehearsal venues. The digital USB
interface also allows for basic recording and the
onboard MP3-Player on the front, makes background
music during breaks, a smooth and easy transition.
▪ Powered Mixer with 5 Mic/Line and 3 Stereo
channels
▪ 2 x 450 W RMS at 4 Ω
▪ 32 editable HQ effect presets
▪ Onboard MP3 audio player
▪ 100V Direct Drive option
The input structure of the PM 502, along with the
entire feature package and connectivity, positions this
mixer at the heart of many installations ranging from
bistros, small clubs, lounges, boutiques, hotel bars
and lobbies to churches, mosques and a wide range of
similar applications.
Parts included
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PM 502
Power cord
User manual
Important safety instructions