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The Mixer for Occasional DJs and Singer-Songwriters in Home Recording!
This nifty mixer packs a lot: in addition to the two combo inputs for microphones and instruments, it includes a media player and a bidirectional audio interface. And you don't even need a dedicated power outlet for that!
Channels 1 and 2
These channels feature XLR/jack sockets to connect a microphone or an instrument. Have a condenser microphone that requires phantom power? No problem! Press the button and you're ready to go! For tone shaping, a 2-band equalizer and a switchable echo effect are available. Delay and the number of echoes can be conveniently adjusted via the yellow knobs. The peak indicator next to the volume control warns of clipping.
Stereo Channel 3/4
For use with electronic instruments like keyboards and samplers there's a dedicated channel with selectable jack or phono inputs. Even this stereo channel has a 2-band equalizer.
USB Playback
DJs will love this: a small USB stick full of music is enough to keep your guests supplied all evening. The transport functions make the MP3 player easy to operate, and the display provides intuitive control.
Micro-USB
The small USB port on the rear serves as the power input to supply the mixer. Whether you use a USB power adapter, run the mixer directly from a laptop, or operate it from a power bank, it all works. The digitized audio signal is also received and sent via the USB port. The digitized signals of channels 1–4 can therefore be sent directly as a stereo signal to recording software. If you want to use a connected computer as the playback device, that's of course possible as well.
Choosing the Source
With two buttons you can fundamentally choose which sound source should be heard: on the back of the unit there's the MP3/PC switch to select whether the mixer should act as an interface or whether the front inputs should be used. Which of these two alternatives (input jacks or media player) is used can be selected with the ST/USB switch. Finally, the media player offers the choice between USB playback or using the Bluetooth® receiver.
USB Recording
A really simple and effective way to capture the evening for posterity is the recording function. The master mix — all connected instruments and microphones — is saved as an MP3 file in stereo on a USB stick. That's not only interesting for small bands in live use; it's also handy at home for making your own recordings, e.g. for a playalong or backing track.
Professional Features in a Tiny Package!
Features
- USB-powered 4-channel mixer
- 2 mono channels with balanced XLR/jack inputs
- 1 stereo channel with jack and phono inputs (inactive when the media player is used)
- Bluetooth® receiver for music playback
- USB-A port for music playback and recording
- Switchable phantom power (+48 V) on channels 1+2
- Built-in echo effect for channels 1 + 2
- Peak indicator on all channels
- 2-band EQ on all channels
- FX buttons on channels 1+2
- Volume control per channel
- Record outputs in phono format
- Separate volume controls for main out and phones
- LED indication for signal and clipping
- Main out in 6.3 mm jack format
- Headphone output: 3.5 mm jack
- Power supply exclusively via micro-USB
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 175 x 62 x 193 mm
- Weight: approx. 520 g
- Includes USB-A to micro-USB cable (1 m)
Scope of delivery
- 1 x Pronomic Mini4 4-Channel USB Mixer
- 1 x USB cable
Suitable accessories (Not included in the delivery.)
Specification
- Product number 00088600
- Inputs 6.3mm Klinke, Bluetooth, Cinch / RCA, USB, XLR
- additional FX No
- Number of microphone inputs 2
- Outputs 6.3mm Klinke, Cinch / RCA, USB
- Colour Green
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Furthermore, you can make recordings and playbacks from the USB stick.
No professional quality but for the price absolutely recommendable.
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The background is the use on an acoustic guitar battery amplifier which is equipped with a guitar and a microphone input.
So now the guitar goes into the acoustic amp guitar input and the analog mixer with one (mono) channel goes into the XLR/jack mic input combo.
This works very well. In the end, however, I decided to use a different analog mixer.
The reason for this was the size (the Pronomic is not one of the smallest) and the power supply via USB cable. That didn't fit in with my current setup.
What I didn't like:
I was a little disappointed with the workmanship.
In my opinion, the all-round plastic housing takes away any professionalism from the small mixer. The same applies to the 3.5 mm headphone jack. The power LED is also far too bright and would only dazzle on stage.
In my opinion, the repeat and delay functions are better left switched off or only the first few millimeters of the pots are used.
The arrangement of the MAIN and PHONE pots is somewhat unfortunate. As the PHONE pot is located directly below the level indicator, I mistook it for the MAIN pot on more than one occasion.
Overall, the mixing console seemed a little "weak on the chest" to me. In other words, with an input setting of 0dB for my Rokit studio monitors, I had to turn the VOL and MAIN controls almost to maximum in order to hear a decent sound.
What I liked:
The potentiometer knobs run smoothly and also have a center detent for the treble and bass controls.
Phantom power is also on board.
Accompaniment sounds from the USB stick can also be played and mixed.
Channel 3/4 can easily cope with levels of 1.228 volts (+4dBu) without even coming close to clipping, which also corresponds to the level of a professional mixing console.
I will keep the Pronomic Mini4 USB mixer because I can quickly plug in a few instruments (bass, guitar) and a microphone for practicing. The outputs of the Pronomic to the active studio speakers and off you go. It's definitely good enough for home use.
Measurements:
A quick check in the measurement lab revealed the following:
The two line inputs of the XLR combo sockets can only handle levels up to 0.775 volts before they start clipping. This does not correspond to a professional mixing console level and would be more in the consumer range.
The voltage gain of the Line1 and Line2 inputs was approx. 16 dB at an input voltage of 0.7 volts. The GAIN, VOL and MAIN potentiometers were fully turned up.
Strangely, all the clip LEDs lit up even though the output signal was still far from clipping.
On channel 3/4, the level was 10.8 dB at an input voltage of 1.00 volt.
The XLR inputs (Mic1 and Mic2) had a decent gain of +38dB as specified.
The tone control of the measured channels was in the center position for all measurements.
Measurements were made with a Wavetek frequency generator and a Hitachi oscilloscope at 1kHz measurement frequency.
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