Introducing the Elite Acoustics GigMix 4-1, a sleek and compact four-channel digital mixer. It's perfect for tabletop use or can be easily mounted on a microphone stand. This mixer offers processing power similar to the StompMix 4 but comes in a lightweight aluminum casing without footswitches. Powered by a 32-bit, 100MHz DSP engine, the GigMix 4-1 not only provides four-channel mixing but also a range of useful features. These include input level monitoring, compressor, gate, mid-sweepable EQ, Notch Filter, phase reverse, high-pass filter, and effects like reverb and delay. A separate mounting accessory is available for mic stand mounting, and a DC-to-DC reverse polarity cable is sold separately. Note that the GigMix 4-1 does not support phantom power. Key features include being suitable for tabletop or mic stand mounting, having 10 user scene memories, a color display, 1 Class-A Mic input with TRIM and 3 LINE/INSRT inputs with Level Control, independent reverb and shimmer effect on each channel, and output options of balanced TRS 1/4” jacks and Stereo TRS 1/8” jack for headphones. Dimensions are 4.38” W x 3.62” D x 1.58”H (111mmWx92mmDx41mmH) and it weighs 1 lbs.
Using the Elite Acoustics GigMix 4-1 is easy. First, decide if you want to use it on a tabletop or mount it on a microphone stand. If you choose to mount it, you'll need to buy the mounting accessory separately. Connect your audio sources to the 1 Class - A Mic input with TRIM or the 3 LINE/INSRT inputs with Level Control. Adjust the input levels as needed using the level control options. You can then use the various processing features like the compressor, gate, and EQ to fine - tune your sound. Add effects like reverb and delay to enhance the audio. Remember, this mixer doesn't support phantom power, so make sure your audio sources don't require it. When it comes to maintenance, keep the mixer in a clean and dry place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you're not using it for a long time, disconnect it from the power source. The color display can show you important information about the mixer's settings, so refer to it often to make sure everything is set up the way you want.
