General
In 2007, Roland RSS introduced the modern V-Mixing system, which consists of several types of V-Mixer live mixing consoles and digital snakes. The Sonar REAC recording system for multi-channel recordings is a part of it as well. The V-Mixing system is renowned for its high-grade sound, powerful functions, expandability and user-friendliness. No wonder these consoles are often used for live applications, on tour and during productions, as well as in television and radio studios.
The M-300 V-Mixer: Unlike Any Other Mixer
The M-300 V-Mixer expands the number of possible V-Mixing system applications. It is equipped with a compact, mobile chassis that can be used in nearly any situation. The M-300 builds on the core V-Mixer feature set, offering the best possible performance at a breakthrough price.
Tips or comments about this product
- In the specifications, 0 dBu equals 0.775 Vrms.
- XLR wiring: 1 GND, 2 HOT, 3 COLD
- Phantom power supply equals DC +48 (unloaded maximum), 14 mA (maximum load) for all XLR inputs.
- When an S-4000D REAC splitter or switching hub is used in-line with REAC cables, the network latency is increased by the amount of processing delay that is caused by the splitting device itself.