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Summary of Contents for Radial Engineering MIX 2:1
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Page 1: User Guide
MIX 2:1 User Guide Radial Engineering Ltd. 1588 Kebet Way, Port Coquitlam BC V3C 5M5 Tel: 604-942-1001 • Fax: 604-942-1010 • Email: info@radialeng.com... - Page 2 PAGE LEFT BLANK...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
2:1™, a robust passive summing mixer that is a useful addition to any audio professional’s toolbox. While the mIX 2:1 has been designed to be as easy to use as possible, please take a few minutes to review this short manual and familiarize yourself with the various features and uses of the MIX 2:1. -
Page 4: Overview
2:1 is a simple summing mixer that makes merging two audio signals easy. Whether you need to sum mic or line level signals, or the outputs of two separate devices, the mIX 2:1 allows you to do so without noise or coloration of the sound. -
Page 5: Features
Ground Lifts: Lifts the audio ground path on the XLR and ¼” inputs to reduce hum and buzz from ground loops. No Slip Pad: Provides electrical & mechanical isolation and keeps the unit from sliding around. Radial Engineering Ltd. MIX 2:1™ User Guide... -
Page 6: Making Connections
2:1 has both ¼” tRS and an XLR connectors to accept balanced mic or line-level signals. For best results, only use one of these connector types at a time on each channel. the XLR output of the mIX 2:1 will also be mic or line level depending on your input sources and the amount of attenuation applied using the input level controls. -
Page 7: Summing A Stereo Source To Mono
SUMMING A STEREO SOURCE TO MONO With the mIX 2:1, you can quickly take a stereo feed from a mixing console or a recording interface and sum it to mono to feed a single speaker input on a PA system. Start by pushing in the ON buttons for both inputs so they are both active. -
Page 8: Summing Two Different Sources
SUMMING TWO SEPARATE SOURCES the mIX 2:1 is also handy for summing audio signals from two different devices, such as a guitar mic and a passive DI, or top and bottom snare drum mics. When summing two separate sources, start with the input level controls fully clockwise (max) and use the ON switches to audition each channel individually. -
Page 9: Using The 180º And Ground Lift
USING THE 180° SWITCH the mIX 2:1 includes a 180° switch which reverses the polarity of the audio on INPUt-2 - this is sometimes referred to as a ‘phase reverse’. When two audio signals have similar content but are reversed in polarity, certain frequencies can be cancelled or amplified when the signals are summed together, creating a filtered or unnatural sounding result. -
Page 10: Block Diagram
G ND LIFT G N D LEVEL DEFEAT B ON/OFF PO LARITY B LEVEL G ND LIFT INPUT B G N D Female XLR and 1/4" Jack * Subject to change without notice. Radial Engineering Ltd. MIX 2:1™ User Guide... -
Page 11: Specifications
Power: ............................Passive, no power required Construction: .......................14-gauge steel chassis & outer shell Finish: ..............................Durable Powder Coat Size (L x W x D): .......................... 5”x3.312”x1.78” (LxWxH) Warranty: ............................ Radial 3-Year, transferable * Subject to change without notice. Radial Engineering Ltd. MIX 2:1™ User Guide... - Page 12 1588 Kebet Way, Port Coquitlam BC V3C 5M5 Tel: 604-942-1001 • Fax: 604-942-1010 • Email: info@radialeng.com Radial MIX 2:1™ User Guide - Part #: R870 1036 00 / 10-2017 Copyright © 2017 All rights reserved. Appearance and specifications subject to change without notice.
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