This manual provides instructions for the Yamaha M2000 series mixing console, available in 16-, 24-, 32-, or 40-channel models. It covers basic principles of operation, including introduction, installation, connections, and front panel operations using a single-input module as an example.
The document details specific features such as the scene memory system with 128 independent combinations, the matrix system for flexible auxiliary mixes, and various input channel types (single-input and stereo). It also includes sections on jumpers, level diagrams, and general specifications.
| Number of Output Groups | Eight output groups with insert facilities |
|---|---|
| Scene Memory Capacity | 128 independent combinations |
| Direct Recall Buttons | 8 buttons |
| AUX Sends per Channel | 4 selectable + 1 dedicated post-fader + 1 jumper-selectable |
| AUX Returns | Four stereo AUX returns |
| EQ on Single-Input Channels | Four-band EQ with sweepable HI-MID (400 Hz-8 kHz) and LO-MID (80 Hz-1.6 kHz) |
| EQ on Stereo Input Channels | Three-band EQ with sweepable HI-MID (300 Hz-6 kHz) |
| High-Pass Filter | Switchable 80 Hz high-pass filter |
The only difference between the models is the number of input channels (16-, 24-, 32- or 40-channel).
Yes, Full SUB IN facilities allow two M2000 consoles to be linked so that operating one will control the other.
US and Canadian models require 120 VAC, 60 Hz.