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Rupert Neve Designs 5059 Operation Manual

Satellite 16x2+2 summing mixer
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Satellite 16x2+2 Summing Mixer
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  • Page 1 5059 Satellite 16x2+2 Summing Mixer Operations Manual...
  • Page 2 Ventilation holes should not be covered or blocked for any reason. To avoid overheating, 5059 units should not be stacked immediately above or adjacent to other equipment that get hot, and one rack space above the unit should be left open for heat ventilation.

  • Page 3: Block Diagram

    Clean only with a dry cloth. Don’t be tempted to operate a 5059 unit with the cover removed. The cover provides magnetic screening from hum and R.F. stray fields, and also helps to direct heat away from the circuit boards.

  • Page 4: Power Requirements

    In addition to standard level and pan controls, the 5059 also incorporates channel inserts, separate stereo busses, and silk / texture controls for each stereo buss, creating new ways to utilize the 5059. While there is no “right” way to connect the 5059, here are a few suggestions to get started: With one 5059 unit, there are several different approaches to connecting the 5059 to speakers and final 2-track destination.
  • Page 5 16 Channel to 2-track with Submix Return Submix sent out Stereo 2 using texture, and routed back into CH 15/16 sent to Stereo 1. 16 Channel with 2 Stems to Mixer 16 CH. DAC XLR’s from Stereo 1 5088 or Other Mixing / Monitoring XLR’s from Device...
  • Page 6 The third examples shows the 5059 used to create “stems” that feed into a 5088 or any other mixer (the two stems can also be brought back into a DAW if necessary as well). In this case, the two stereo outputs create two separate subgroups with the intention of summing them back together at a later stage.

  • Page 7: Db 25 Connector Pinout

    To do this, create a tone generator in the DAW and assign it channel 1 with the output level at 0dB. Make sure SILK is off, and the stereo output gain on the 5059 is set to 0dB. Patch the stereo output to the 2-track destination (the device that is going to capture the mixed stereo signal).
  • Page 8 LINE INPUTS 1-8 INSERT SEND 1-8 INSERT RETURN 1-8 Rupert Neve Designs, LLC CHASSIS LIFT Model 5059 100-240 VAC MADE IN USA 50/60Hz 45 Watts Chassis Gnd Insert Returns Isolates the direct  Balanced DB-25  connection from  returns are   audio signal  engaged with  ground to chassis  insert buttons.  earth. 5059 Front / Back Panel...
  • Page 9 STEREO INSERT STEREO INSERT STEREO Silk+ : Red ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ LEVEL LEVEL LEVEL TEXTURE STEREO POWER RUPERT NEVE DESIGNS ∞ ∞ ∞ LEVEL LEVEL LEVEL Silk : Blue SIGNAL INSERT STEREO INSERT STEREO INSERT STEREO Silk+ : Red ∞...
  • Page 10 / texture controls (as seen in the Portico II series). Even when only using one stereo buss to drive the 2-track mix, the stereo 2 output can still be looped back into a pair of 5059 inputs to achieve...

  • Page 11: Channel Level

    The insert return can be used as a selectable second hardwire input to the 5059, for instance, if you have both a digital recorder and a tape machine, you can patch one to the line...
  • Page 12 LED illuminates to show that the stereo buss is 3dB from clipping. POWER We obviously saved the best for last. If this rear panel switch is not pressed then the 5059 is maximally “green” and exhibits its absolute lowest noise floor. However, for any of the previously described features and fun controls to have any significance, the POWER switch should be pressed.

  • Page 13: Specifications

    instruments within acoustic environments that is subjectively pleasing so as to develop keen awareness that will contribute to a reliable data bank. Humans who have not experienced enough “natural” sound may well have a flawed data bank! Quality recording equipment should be capable of retaining “natural”...
  • Page 14 Signal to Noise +20dBu output un-weighted, 22 – 22kHz 116dB +20dBu output, IEC A weighted 119dB +4dBu output unweighted, 22 – 22kHz 100dB +4dBu output, IEC A weighted 103dB Output Level: Summing Busses to XLR outputs, Maximum Output Level, 20Hz to 40kHz +26dBu Single Channel to Buss, Maximum Output Level, 20Hz to 40kHz +24.5dBu...

  • Page 16: Product Warranty

    Product Warranty Rupert Neve Designs warrants this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from date of purchase, and agrees to remedy any defect identified within such one year period by, at our option, repairing or replacing the product.

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