Mackie 402 VLZ4 4 Channel Mixer Each generation of VLZ mixers benefits from a reinvestment in performance, all without raising prices. By continuing to ignore the “race to the bottom,” VLZ4 benefits from generations of performance improvements like transparent EQ, class-leading negative summing bus architecture and custom-designed op-amps to ensure signal integrity from every input to every output. The result is a mixer that is at the peak of performance and is the obvious go-to compact analogue mixer for engineers who demand professional results.
The VLZ4 design goal was simple: every VLZ4 mixer must have the highest headroom and lowest noise possible. Strict attention to component quality and tolerances has led to innovations like our custom M80 op-amps and class-leading negative summing bus architecture that add yet another level of assurance that a Mackie VLZ4 mixer is the right choice for your professional audio application.
The performance of Mackie’s Onyx mic preamps is more than proven. Just check all the amazing reviews and customer testimonials. Their boutique quality sound and unmatched performance rival any high-priced, boutique preamp on the market. Adding these flagship preamps to our VLZ4 Series compact mixers underlines our commitment to continually improving the performance of the VLZ line with each generation.
Mackie’s VLZ4 line is extremely comprehensive, offering mixers of every channel count, every price point, for every application. From the ultra-compact 402VLZ4 for desktop applications to the tour-friendly 3204VLZ4, you can be sure there is a VLZ4 mixer with the right feature set for your needs.
Mackie 402 VLZ4 Mixer Features:
Main Mix Noise (20Hz-20kHz bandwidth, 1/4" main out, channels 1-2 gain @ unity, channel EQs flat, stereo-pan button in)
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) (1kHz @ 35 dB gain)
Attenuation and Crosstalk (1 kHz relative to 0 dBu, 20Hz-20kHz bandwidth, line in, 1/4" main out, gain @ unity)
Frequency Response (Mic input to main output (gain @ unity))
Equivalent Input Noise (EIN) (Mic in to main out, max gain)
Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR)
Maximum Levels
Impedances
EQ
AC Power Requirements
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