Pioneer MA-62 Mixing Amplifier (6 Channel)

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SIX INPUT CHANNELS

The Pioneer MA-62 mixer provides input facilities for up to six microphones. For extra versatility, each of these channels offers an alternative terminal for LINE or PHONO inputs. (Specifically, Channels 1 and 2 accept PHONO inputs; Channels 3 through 6 accept LINE inputs such as tape, tuner, etc.) Each of the six-channels is provided with a control-panel switch to allow you instant selection of input source without changing jack-panel connections.

PROFESSIONAL PAN-POT CHANNEL LOCATION

Two of the six individually-controlled input channels are equipped with simple-to-use panoramic potentiometers (pan pots). These continuously-variable rotary pots (on Channel 3 and 4) allow free sound localization from left to right (or any where in between). All other channels (Channels 1, 2, 5 and 6) are equipped with location switches so that you can select Left, Right or Left/Right (Center) output individuality.

MIC ATTENUATORS (--20dB)

Each of the six channels is provided with a switched microphone attenuator to instantly reduce signal strength by 200B. This feature is useful in preventing saturation (clipping distortion) of microphone input signals.

LOW-CUT FILTERS

Each of the six channels is also provided with a switched low-cut filter circuit for microphone input. These are useful to suppress undesirable low frequencies or "muddy" human voices.

DESIGNED FOR PRACTICAL USE

The Pioneer MA-62 is entirely portable, operates from any AC power supply system and is engineered so that it adds absolutely no unwanted distortion or coloration to the sounds you channel through it. Its wide dynamic range and stability are totally reliable. Extra features include two stereo output terminals, pointer-index markers for each of the six long-throw faders (plus master volume fader), a "scratch board" strip for jotting down reminders and a monitor jack for stereo headphones.