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Yamaha RM800 Recording Mixer User's Guide
The Yamaha RM800 is a high-performance recording mixer designed for use with digital multitrack recorders, available in 16 and 24 input module versions. It functions as an in-line recording mixer, allowing input signals and multitrack output signals to share resources such as EQ and faders. The unit features 56 inputs at mixdown on the RM800-24 model, balanced XLR and phone jack inputs, and 48V phantom power.
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| Input count (mixdown) | 56 inputs (RM800-24) / 40 inputs (RM800-16) |
|---|---|
| Input types | Balanced XLR and phone jack inputs |
| Phantom power | 48V |
| Equivalent input noise | -128dB |
| Frequency response | 20Hz-20kHz +1, -2dB |
| THD | less than 0.1% |
| Channel separation | 70dB |
| Input pad | 20dB |
| EQ type | Three-band EQ with sweepable mid band |
| Auxiliary sends | Four auxiliary sends and one stereo send |
| Fader travel | 100mm |
| Stereo auxiliary returns | Four |
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Questions answered in these manuals
What are the two versions of the RM800?
The RM800 is available in two versions: the 16 input module and the 24 input module.
How does the M/L-TAPE switch function?
This switch selects the signal source for an input module, choosing between MIC/LINE or TAPE.
How many speaker pairs can be connected to the M-80?
A maximum of three sets of speakers can be connected to the M-80.
What is the minimum impedance for connecting one speaker pair?
The minimum impedance is 4 ohms per speaker.
What is the maximum voltage gain from MIC IN to PGM OUT?
The maximum voltage gain from MIC IN to PGM OUT is 60dB.
What is the frequency response of the RM804?
The frequency response is +0, -3dB from 20Hz to 20kHz.