Key facts
- Brand
- Yamaha
- Model
- RM1608
- Documents
- 2
- Languages
- EN
- Last added
- 2012-06-13
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Yamaha RM1608/RM2408 Recording Mixer Operating Manual
This manual provides instructions for the Yamaha RM1608 and RM2408 recording mixers, designed for use with 8, 16, or 24-channel multitrack tape recorders. The devices feature precisely-calibrated fader controls, LED metering systems, and an independent 2-channel system for special effects like echo and delay. The RM1608 supports up to 16 channels, while the RM2408 supports up to 24 channels.
Read onlineYamaha RM1608 specifications
| Frequency Response | 0 +0, ~30B, 20Hz ~ 20kHz |
|---|---|
| Total Harmonic Distortion | Less than 0.1% |
| Hum & Noise | Rs=160 ohms |
| Input Gain | -60dB |
| Dimensions (RM1608) | 953 mm x 279.6 mm x 769 mm |
| Dimensions (RM2408) | 1,301 mm x 279.6 mm x 769 mm |
| Weight (RM1608) | 41 kg |
| Weight (RM2408) | 55 kg |
Source: Yamaha RM1608/RM2408 Recording Mixer Operating Manual
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Questions answered in these manuals
What are the channel capacities for the RM1608 and RM2408?
The RM1608 is primarily for use with 8 or 16-channel multitrack tape recorders, while the RM2408 can be used with up to 24-channel machines.
What is the cutoff frequency for the high pass filter?
The high pass filter has an 80Hz cutoff frequency with a slope of 12dB/oct.
What is the function of the -20dB Input Attenuator?
It attenuates the input by 20dB from the set levels if the input level is too high to be reduced by the gain control.
How does the Peak Indicator work?
The LED comes on 3dB before the clipping level to warn that inputs are approaching the clipping level.