Veröffentlicht: 2006-01-01, Testbericht von: dv.com
- Three phantom-powered XLR inputs with low-cut switches. Two transformer-coupled outputs. Sounds good. Small. Inexpensive.
- No meter. No provision for belt- or camera-mounting. Low headphone output. Case looks cheap.
- Not the Rolls-Royce of mixers, but a bargain if you can live with its limitations. Requirements:XLR (balanced) mics. The Rolls MX54s Pro-Mix Plus is a battery-operated utility mixer intended for broadcast and installed sound. However, its low cost, stu...
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