8-channel mono, 2-channel stereo console, FX Lexicon
Available in three 8- and 12-channel versions, the EFX Series is an identical version of the EPM Series with the addition of a high-performance 24-bit Lexicon digital effects module. It brings new features to the multi-format console category while maintaining a high price/performance ratio. The use of low-tolerance surface mount components increases the accuracy of the gain and correction circuits. The GB30 microphone preamplifier, identical to the one used in the LX7II and GB series, provides +22dB headroom and features true professional 48V phantom power. A clipping LED provides a progressive indication of whether the signal is approaching saturation, measured at the different stages of each channel.
- 8 mono channels - 2 stereo channels - 2 Auxiliaries - Lexicon 24bit Digital Effects Module - XLR and Jack 6.35 metal connectors - 3-band corrector with variable midrange - Insertion on all channels plus Master - Vu-meter Master Stereo 10 segments - Headphone output - Faders 60 mm - Delivered with rack mounting kit RW5745
Lexicon 24bit effects section The new Lexicon digital effects modules in the FX Series use the same AudioDNA® processor used in most Digitech and Lexicon products, such as the new MX500 reverb processor. - 32 effects - Tap Tempo function - 3 variable effect parameters - Storage of user settings - Dedicated effect channel with general fader
CHARACTERISTICS :CARACTERISTICS :
Entrance fees : 8 balanced Mic/Line inputs on XLR/Jack 6.35 mm with insert 2 balanced stereo inputs on 6.35 mm jack 1 balanced stereo return input on 6.35 mm jack 1 asymmetrical 2Trk return input on RCA
Outings : 2 balanced Mix outputs on XLR with insert 2 balanced Monitor outputs + 1 Mono on 6.35mm jack 2 unbalanced Record outputs on RCA 1 Headphone output on 6.35 mm stereo jack 1 balanced Aux output on 6.35 mm jack 1 output FX Bus balanced on 6.35 mm jack
Frequency Response: +1/-1.5dB, 20Hz - 20kHz (Input/Output) Distortion + Noise: < 0.02% @ 1kHz (Mic sensitivity -30 dBu + 14 dBu mix output) Signal to Noise Ratio: -127 dBu (150Ω source, input mic gain max), < -85 dBu (Aux, Mix and Master 0 db) Crosstalk: >96 dB (Channel), >86 dB (Aux, General) @ 1 kHz
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