Behringer Xenyx 1003B

Behringer XENYX 1003B – Analogue mixer  with 10 inputs, including five microphone preamplifiers, allowing you to achieve high-quality sound effortlessly, perfect for live performance, streaming, podcasting, and recording. It offers a warm and ultra-musical sound thanks to the award-winning XENYX microphone preamps, which feature +48V phantom power for connecting even high-end studio microphones. The optional battery operation allows you to achieve extraordinary sound mixes wherever your performance takes you. 

• Microphone input: Balanced XLR, discrete input circuit
• Microphone EIN (22 Hz-22 kHz) source 50 Ω: Typ. -128 dB A-weighted
• Frequency response Gain +15 dB (-3 dB): 10 Hz - 80 kHz
• Frequency response Gain +60 dB (-3 dB): 20 Hz - 60 kHz
• Gain range: +15 dB to +60 dB
• Maximum input level: +6 dBu @ +15 dB Gain
• Input impedance: 1.8 kΩ balanced
• Distortion (THD+N) gain 15 dB: 0.006 % @ 1 kHz -5 dBu
• Mono line inputs: 1/4" balanced TRS connector
• Impedance: 18 kΩ balanced
• Line input: Unbalanced 1/4" TRS connector
• Gain range: From -∞ to +15 dB
• Maximum input level: +20 dBu @ Gain 12 O'clock
• Phantom Power 48V (operating on mains) / 17.5 V (battery operation)
• 3-band EQ:
  • Low: 80 Hz/±15 dB
  • Mid: 2.5 kHz/±15 dB
  • High: 12 kHz/±15 dB

Applications:

• The 1003B is ideal for mobile mixing or recording when powering the mixer with standard 9V batteries. The best portable recording setup allows you to mix up to 10 sources. The outputs provide crystal-clear sound for monitoring through headphones or high-quality RCA jack connectors and 1/4" TRS balanced jack.
• Each channel on the 1003B features a dedicated 60 mm fader for precise control of the respective channel level. The 3-band channel equalizer allows for precise and musical shaping of the sound for any input signal. An integrated post-fader FX send control for each channel lets you connect any external FX processor of your choice for greater flexibility. The monitoring bus sums the signals of the channels before the fader and EQ, creating an independent monitoring mix.