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5. ZED-10

Zed Mini 10 Channel Mixer

ZED-10 is an amazing little desk for small band mixing. It is ultra portable for carrying to the gig, and can be used for recording live or in the studio.

It comes with configurable USB audio in/out making it easy to capture stereo recordings.

ZED-10 features a responsive 3-band, swept mid frequency EQ design which utilises MusiQ – with optimised slope (or Q factor) for equalising individual instruments.




Guitars can be plugged in directly to the mixer using the specially designed high-impedance inputs, while the mixer has two stereo inputs for MP3/CD players or keyboards.
Equipped with professional XLR stereo outputs and a flexible monitoring section with headphone and speaker feed outputs.

Features

• 4 mic/line inputs, 2 with Class A FET high impedance inputs • Neutrik mic XLR • Neutrik 1/4 inch jacks • 3 band EQ with MusiQ • 2 auxes • Sound image pan • Illuminated PFL indicator • Stereo returns & playback • All inputs with level control • 12 bar meters

• Responsive 3-band, swept mid EQ with MusiQ • 2 stereo sources with MP3 player compatibility • Separate 2-track record outputs • Stereo playback input for 2-track replay • XLR main stereo outputs with inserts • Comprehensive monitoring • Configurable USB stereo audio in/out • Stereo monitor outs • 48V microphone phantom power • DI level switching for sub mixing

Details

Guitar DI ZED-10’s pre-amps are similar in design to our MixWizard range of mixers, but with a twist! Inputs 3 & 4 have a high impedance jack input capable of taking either a normal line level or a low level input from a guitar pickup. These newly designed inputs have been crafted with the aim of replicating the sound of a classic guitar or instrument tube pre-amp in a combo or head amp. An extremely high input impedance ensures loading on pick-ups is minimal and a Class A FET (field effect transistor) circuit powered from 48V is employed to give the valve-like gain stage. There is a gain “Boost” switch associated with the guitar inputs which boosts gain by 26dB to cater for instruments with very low level outputs and the overdrive characteristics of the guitar inputs are very similar to a valve (tube) circuit, being asymmetric and soft. All this makes for a wonderfully natural sound to be reproduced from the instrument, full of warmth and character