JoranalogueMix 3 3+1 Channel Voltage Controlled Audio Mixer
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Joranalogue Mix 3
The Mix 3 is a combination of four VCAs housed inside a compact 6HP configuration. It boasts high-end signal paths that afford low noise and wide headroom. Each of its three primary channels is configured for exponential response, though they are also DC-coupled, meaning they can also process CV signals.
A singular feature of the Mix 3 are its three CV inputs, which provide voltage control over the input signal levels. Even better, users can jettison their sound beyond unity gain and up to +20dB! Whenever something is patched into a CV in, the corresponding knob acts as a CV attenuator. It can also be pushed to clipping, which yields a gloriously overdriven sound and enables the module to function as a triple voltage controlled distortion processor.
Mix 3 Features
- Analogue audio signal mixer with three high-end DC-coupled voltage controlled channels
- Control knobs become attenuators when CV inputs are used
- Symmetrical clipping yields pure distortion tone
- White indicator LEDs with audio response for quick signal identification
- Additional 'D' direct unity gain inverting input
- Jumper allows selection between standard or lowered (−20 dB) output level, for direct connection to line inputs
- Precision-milled 2 mm anodised aluminium front panel with high-resolution, non-erasable graphics
- Bullet-proof design: polarised power header and MOSFET protection circuit
- Includes 16-to-10-pin Eurorack power ribbon cable
- Premium mounting hardware: black screws, black nylon washers and matching hex key
- High-quality components and assembly; designed and made in Belgium
Maximum Current Draw:
- +12 V: 30 mA
- −12 V: 25 mA
Power Protection:
- Reverse polarity (MOSFET)
I/O Impedance:
- All inputs: 100 kΩ Output: 0 Ω (compensated)
- Unity Gain Error: 0.5 dB maximum
Bandwidth:
- 36 kHz (−1 dB)
Outer Dimensions:
- 128.5 x 30 x 43 mm (H x W x D)
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