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The Stanton RM.406 is the choice for club and mobile DJs who want it all. This 4-channel rackmount-style mixer has all the essentials (SST technology for pristine audio quality, diffused LEDs and lighted controls), but goes even further by adding an effects loop, booth and subwoofer outputs and three microphone inputs. Whether mixing with turntables, CD players or DVDs, The RM.406 is ready for anything. There's even a dedicated iPod input.
Features:- 4-channel club/mobile mixer in sleek 5U rackmount chassis
- SST technology delivers sound quality on par with studio mixing consoles
- 10 line/CD inputs and 4 phono inputs accommodate complex DJ setups
- 3 mic inputs (2 w/XLR and 1/4") with separate 3-band EQ plus talkover function
- Minijack input (over-rides line input 5) for connecting an iPod
- Effects send/return for adding external effects
- Diffused LED level indicators and backlit cue buttons for easy viewing
- Innovative Illumiknobs use colored backlight to show knob position in the dark
- Separate gain and 3-band EQ with complete kills per channel
- Fully assignable crossfader with fader start function
- Cue section features stereo/split function, cue pan and level control
- Versatile outputs: master (XLR balanced and RCA), zone (1/4" balanced and RCA), record (RCA) and headphone (1/4" and 1/8")
- XLR subwoofer output with sweepable crossover (80Hz to 320Hz)
- Recessed rear panel keeps cables hidden
- Size: 18.9 in. x 8.7 in. x 5.25 in. (48 cm. x 22 cm. x 13 cm.)
- Weightt: 9.2 lbs (4.2 kg)
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Pros
- 3 Band EQ On All Mics
- 3 Microphone Inputs
- Lots Of Line Ins
- Price Is Reasonable
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Comments about Stanton RM-406 19 DJ Mixer W/Effects Loop Sub Out:
As a Mobile DJ this mixer does most of what I need it to do. I love 3 microphone inputs, not many other 19" rackmount mixers offer that and all mics have a 3 band EQ. It has lots of line inputs, a mini plug for an iPod (which I used a few weeks ago when a lady brought in her own karaoke tune.)a sub out and lot's of XLR, 1/4" and RCA jack options. I like having the jacks on the back of the mixer for easy access. (some mixers place them on the bottom) I don't hear any noise and the sound quality seems good, although I don't have anything to compare it with side-by-side. I'm looking for a reason to "upgade" to a Rane or an Allen & Heath IF the sound quality is significantly better, but I am skeptical of that. Potentially better sound would be the only plus I see, as these other 'high end' mixers offer more spartan options, like fewer mic inputs, 2 band mic EQs, fewer line inputs, and much higher prices.
I guess my improvement suggestions would be to put VU meters that are more precise (although I really don't live by them, more by ear) and it would be great if there were a BNC connector on the mixer to run a little light.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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- Easy To Use
- Excellent Sound
- Versatile
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Comments about Stanton RM-406 19 DJ Mixer W/Effects Loop Sub Out:
Been using & abuseing this mixer for 2 years on a mobile rig and it has worked flawlessly.
Pros
- Accurate Controls
- Cool Features
- Easy To Use
- Excellent Sound
- Versatile
Cons
- Weird Vu Meters
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- Events
- Mobile DJing
Comments about Stanton RM-406 19 DJ Mixer W/Effects Loop Sub Out:
This mixer is very good for many reasons.
It is easy to understand and use, with lots of inputs and switches which are each laid out in a logical matter. The sound quality is excellent, but the best thing is the adaptablility of this mixer.
It has many inputs and channels, and as a mobile DJ this means having 3 mic inputs really helps. The lights and colors of this mixer really make it stand out and it offers things that are practical to its usablility, like a minijack input on the front and a split cue function which both are very good.
The only thing I dislike is that the crossfader curve doesnt' function like I want. Despite being an adjust function it pretty much stays as a cut. But this is not a scratch mixer so what can one say.
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