The Ashly MX-406 is a six input audio mixer with line and microphone inputs on each channel. The MX-406 may be used to supplement larger consoles or for use as a stand alone mixer in sound-reinforcement, portable installations and project studios. The MX-406 features six studio grade, low-noise XLR and 1/4" combination connectors that are capable of microphone and line level signal. Each input features -20, -40 and -60dB input gain control settings.

All mic preamps are capable of supplying +48V phantom power (globally switched) to condenser microphones. The output section features stereo balanced 1/4" phone line XLR mono connectors. Unbalanced L/R RCA stereo connections are featured for connecting player / recorder devices. 1/4" TRS Phone inserts are featured on all inputs and enable routing to external signal processors. The front panel features Level, Pan and a 3-band EQ control. Its compact, 2U (two space) rackmount design allows easy storage and transport for mobile use.

The MX-406 six channel microphone mixer features low noise XLR and 1/4" Phone connectors on all input channels. Each channel accepts microphone and line level signal.

The output section features a stereo balanced 1/4" phone line and single XLR mono line output connection.

A L/R unbalanced stereo RCA Aux input can be used for playback devices such as CD and cassette players, as well as signals from other mixers.

Every channel features a Pad switch that provides the attenuation needed to avoid overload from microphones that output high gain levels.

The front panel features -20, -40 & -60dB input level gain switches.

All channels feature level and Pan control for complete control over signal placement within the stereo field.

All input channels provide +48V phantom power for condenser microphones.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How do you delete all the images on the card?

A: Please follow the following steps Press the MENU button. Use the control wheel to select Setup. Select Format. For cameras with two memory card slots, select between Slot 1 or Slot 2. A message displays to confirm if you really want to delete all the data. Use the control wheel to select Yes and format card.

Q: 2. Is the camera wether proof?

A: This would be weather sealed, but not weather proof.

Q: 3. Anybody know how to replace the eyecup?

A: See pg. 32 Removing the eyepiece cup in the Help Guide at the following link http://146.215.230.18/release//Help_4577698111.pdf

Q: 4. Will the Sony FDA-EVM1K Electronic Viewfinder (for RX1) work on this camera?

A: The RX1R II has a built in viewfinder.

Q: 5. can you record video out through the USB-C port? if yes what specs on the cable

A: No, the Sony a7 IV Mirrorless Camera is not designed to record video out through the USB port.

Q: 6. Is this camera will work with sigma lenses? Because i have not seen any sigma lenses in accessories

A: Yes, Sigma makes lenses specifically for the Sony FE mount. These will be fully compatible with the Sony a7 IV Mirrorless Camera. One can find compatible Sigma lenses at the link below: https://bhpho.to/3BBxxbK Additionally Sigma lenses in the EF-mount can be adapted using the Sigma MC-11 Mount Converter/Lens Adapter (Sigma EF-Mount Lenses to Sony E), BH #SIMC11C (https://bhpho.to/3xI87bg).

Q: 7. A7iv or a7v

A: I believe you are referring to the A7RV vs the A7IV. The A7IV is a better hybrid photo and video camera, but the A7RV is a better photo camera. So if you take primarily photos with video on the side the A7RV is better, but if you are taking photos and video equally, the A7IV is better.

Q: 8. How long will it take to get this product if I order it now? Will the shipping begin at 25 Nov.?

A: I apologize, but this type of request cannot be taken care of through this feature of our website. Please contact our Customer Service department by entering Live Chat, emailing directly to cs@a href= http://bhphoto.com, target= _blank bhphoto.com,/a or calling us toll-free at 800.221.5743.

Q: 9. Does the Sony XLR-K3M audio adapter work with the Sony A7iv?

A: Yes, I'm pleased to say that the Sony A7IV will support the Sony XLR-K3M audio adapter.

Q: 10. I see this camera lists the option to shoot photos in the 1:1 ratio. Will this camera allow a photographer to shoot in the 1:1 ratio in RAW file mode? Thus providing 1;1 (square) raw files?

A: Let me clarify. When you set the camera to raw you can select 1:1. What you see in the viewfinder and on the LCD are 1:1, ie, square. When you import the file into Lightroom (and I believe also C1 but haven't tried it) what you see is the square image that you framed. However when you click on the crop tool the whole 3:2 image is there and you can reframe your 1:1 image or you can go back to the original 3x2 image. If you choose the 3x2 image you have the full 42mpx (5304x7952( image so nothing is lost. If you choose the 1:1 square image the square crop file image size is 5296x5296 or 28mpx (I said 26mpx above which is what I had read before receiving the camera but these numbers are taken from my lightroom files.