Yamaha MV800 Mixer Owner's Manual

YAMAHA MV800 is an easy-to-operate mixer that offers an excellent balance between line input devices for BGM or Karaoke and microphone input. When the hall is divided into two zones, the MV800 also offers individual control of those two zones directly from the front panel without the need to change the wiring making it an excellent mixer for banquet rooms, etc.


Yamaha MV800 Mixer Owner's Manual - cover page
Brand
Yamaha
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
20
File format
PDF
File size
799 KB
Published
03 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
MV800
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The Yamaha MV800 is an easy-to-operate mixer designed to balance line input devices for BGM or Karaoke with microphone inputs. It features eight monaural channels equipped with noise gates, a global compressor circuit, and separate stereo outputs selectable from the front panel.

A key feature of this unit is its ability to control two zones directly from the front panel without changing wiring, making it suitable for banquet rooms and halls divided into sections. The mixer includes ZONE buses that manage monaural and stereo channels alongside REC OUT and OUTPUT jacks.

What's inside

  • Front Panel Section
  • Channels 1-8 (Monaural)
  • Stereo Channel & Master Control Sections
  • Rear Panel Section
  • About the Accessories
  • About the MV800's Functions
  • Applications

Specifications

Number of channels8 channels with monaural input jacks
Input typesA/B stereo line input jacks and two sets of stereo outputs
Equalizer range+/-15dB control over high and low frequency ranges
High frequency EQ center10kHz (shelving)
Low frequency EQ center100Hz (shelving)

Frequently asked questions

What is the function of the Noise Gate switch?

It eliminates background noise by allowing signals to pass only when a designated level is exceeded.

How does the Ducker circuit work?

It automatically reduces the volume of the stereo line input jacks when a microphone from channel 1 or 2 is used.

What are the pin assignments for XLR-type connectors?

Pin 1 is ground, Pin 2 is hot (+), and Pin 3 is cold (-).

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