Learn the Basics How to Setup a Portable Power 8CH Audio Mixer Like the Pyle PMX840BT or PMX802M
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- How to Use the Power mixer with wired or wireless microphone along with Basic how connections for best Sound Plus a full Sound Demo at the end. - audio mixer tutorial
in The USA
You Can find this mixer at Amazon.com amzn.to/2TesRBc
Shure Microphones PGA48 or PGA58 amzn.to/2DzXvQ1
in Canada
Amazon.ca amzn.to/2CKYsDz
expert island bit.ly/PMX840BT
Looking for details on the PMX802M or PMX840BT
PYLE PMX802M 8-Channel 800 Watt Powered Mixer, AUX (3.5mm) Input, SD Memory Card & USB Flash Drive Readers, LCD Display, Headphone Jack
he Pyle PMX802M is your PA mixer and amplifier solution. This 800 watt, 8-channel system provides total sound control and is perfect for controlling the audio at social gatherings. Connect it all; features include eight balanced microphone inputs, eight high-impedance microphone/line inputs, audio line input for connecting Smartphones or MP3 players and a pair of RCA audio jacks for connecting additional devices like CD players or tape recorders. Additional features include independent channel volume and equalizer controls, master effects control with echo, delay, 5-band graphic equalizer, LCD digital display screen and more! Take control of the sound, and the crowd, with the Pyle PMX802M.
Features:
8-Channel System Power Mixer
(8) Balanced Microphone Inputs
(8) 1/4" Line/High Impedance Inputs
Aux (3.5mm) Input Connector Jack
Connect iPod, MP3 Players, iPhone, Smartphones, Tablets, etc.
Master System EFFX, EQ & Volume Controls
5-Band Graphic Equalizer
USB Flash & SD Memory Card Readers
LCD Digital Display Screen with Touch Button Controls
Independent Channel EQ, Treble, Bass, Reverb Controls
1/4'' Send/Return Jacks & (2) Conductor 1/4'' Speaker Outputs
RCA (L/R) Record Connector Jacks
Built-in Cooling Fan
Technical Specs:
Maximum Power: 800 Watt / 4 Ohms
125 Watt RMS x2 @8 Ohms
Frequency Response: 10Hz - 150Hz (-1dB)
Max. Input Level +12dBu @ +10dB Gain
S/N Ratio: 110dB / 112dB A-Weighted
Channel Tone Adjust (+/-15dB)
Gain Range: +10 to +60dB
Master EQ Control Ranges: +/- 12dB
Distortion (THD+ N): 0.005% / 0.004%
Power: 110/220 Voltage Switchable
Dimensions: 20.28'' x 12.01'' x 7.87''
Pyle PMX840BT 8-Channel 800 Watt Bluetooth Mixer with Balanced Mic & Line Inputs, USB & SD Card Readers
FEATURES
Bluetooth Wireless Music Streaming
Works with Virtually Any Bluetooth Enabled Device
(iPhone, Android, Smartphone, iPad, Tablet, PC, etc.)
Digital LCD Display & Front Facing Control Center
USB Flash Drive & SD Memory Card Readers
3-Pin Low Impedance Balanced Microphone Inputs
1/4” Line/ High Impedance Balanced Inputs
Independent Channel Volume, EQ & EFFX Controls
Master 5 Band Graphic Equalizer
EQ & Master EFFX Control of Level, Echo & Reverb Controls
Aux (3.5mm) Input Jack for Connecting External Devices
Headphone Output: ¼” TRS Stereo Connector
RCA & ¼” Effects Loop Connectors
Additional RCA Inputs: Tape Play (L/R), Tape Record (L/R)
Technical Specs:
800 Watt Output Power
8 Ohm Impedance Each Channel
Line Level Impedance 10K Ohms @ -10dBv
Mono Microphone Inputs (XENYX Mic Pre-Amp)
XLR: Electronically Balanced Discrete Input Circuit
Frequency Response: 10Hz-150kHz (-1dB), 10Hz-200kHz (-3dB)
Gain Range: +10 - +60dB
Max. Input Level: +12dBu @ +10dB Gain
Impedance: Approx. 2.6k Ω Balanced
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 110dB / 112dBA - Weighted
Distortion: (THD+N): 0.005% / 0.004% A- Weighted
Channel Equalization: Control Range
High @ 10K +/-15dB, Low @ 60K +/-15dB
Master EQ Frequency Hz: 60, 250, 1K, 4K, 12K
Boost/Cut Control: +/-12dB
Effects Loop & Send: ¼” TS Connectors Unbalanced
Impedance: Approx 1k Ohm -10dBv
Sold as: Unit
Weight: 21.8 lbs. Amazon links may be paid links
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Cool vid. I have the PMX840BT and the Bluetooth comes in handy. I use mine like this: I plug a powered Sub Woofer into the RCA outs and plug my passive (non powered) Bose Monitors (with upgraded woofers) into the 8 ohm, 1/4", main outputs in the rear. A Samson C01 XLR Studio mic into an M-Audio FastTrack Pro which acts as a pre-amp and has the 48 volts phantom power the mic needs, then into the 840BT for my vocals. Then a Rockville RMC-XLR (XLR to 1/4") into a Line In 1/4", (since it doesn't need 48v or the pre-amp) for my harmonica. Then my digital drum kit also via a 1/4" Line In. Last but not least, I obviously use 1/4" Line In for my Guitar/Pedal Board. I do not use the effects loop on the back because it has a reduced volume for some reason. Meh. If I want to use my keyboard it's the same story, a 1/4" cable to a Line In. To keep from wearing out the jacks on the front of the 840BT, I use an 50 foot, 8 channel Stellar Labs audio snake plugged into the 840 permanently and just plug/unplug from the snake box. Due to the dedicated powered sub and separate monitors, it sounds great! I changed out the master volume knob to a large red and black knob and keep it on about 9.5 all the time, and just set the individual volumes on each channel. I also added a lit (red light) power switch on the front panel so I don't have to do a reach-around to turn it on and off. Some people complain about the noisy rear fan, but believe me, when you're jammin' you don't hear it at all over the booming floor boards! LOL Personally, I like this thing and use it almost every day, Cranked. The only two things I DON'T like about it are: No Headphone Jack and Poor Volume on the Effects Loop (no volume control for the Effects Loop either!)
This is probably the best and most in-depth tutorial I’ve ever seen. Even as an avid sound engineer, I still learned new things. Thanks for the video!
If I run a CD player in to the RCA inputs, use 2 passive speakers, will the sound come out stereo? Or if I run CD player in input on a channel using 3.5 from CD player to a 1/4" jack into channel, will it come out the 2 passive speakers stereo. I want to use CD player and 2 passive speakers but come out stereo. What do I do? When you played the mp3 out of the 2 passive speakers they were too close to tell if it was stereo. Thanks. Great video.
Is there any Clip or Peak light of any sort?
Anyone know if the EQ affects the RCA out signal?
Great content.....I've been using this same mixer/amp for 9 years..and learned so much from your tutorial!! Outstanding training!! Thank you so much...I have subscribed and hit that like button!!
dont buy this amp this is not a good amp,,, open inside so you will know.. they use power transistor TTA7943 & TTC5200 china brand toseihe,, mic inputs is poor output..
The Rockville has more to offer. It has a fm radio, phantom power switch and a remote control. I wish I had purchased the Rockville version first. Now it's too late for me to return this pyle version
How do you get the Bluetooth to sync to my phone?
Thanks for amazing video I got a problem .. just got that however when it connects to my iphone the video plays but no sound at all. Any tips to fix that problem?
It took me forever to figure this all out. When the PMX840BT broadcasts itself it simply says Bluetooth (without a device specific identifier) then once it connects you use the "USB" and "Master" controls in the lower right corner to handle the sound.
I have this mixer can anyone tell me how to connect peavey vocal 100 processor to it ?
How can I connect an unpowered behringer mixer to this for extra effects
I have this exact unit and i cannot figure out how do I connect head phones to it. There is no head phone jack. I want to record several instruments using my computer and want to listen to each instrument and set up the base/treble for each before recording. Please help!
Yeah, about the only two things I DON'T like about it are: No Headphone Jack and Poor Volume on the Effects Loop (no volume control for the Effects Loop either!)
I wish you would have talked about a condenser mic in the video. It would have helped me to make a more clear decision on what to buy. There is another company that has the exact same thing with one additional feature, and that is phantom power. The name is Rockport or Rockville. It may be owned by the same company for all I know being that the unit LOOKS Nearly Identical
How can I plug my headphones up
I have a PA head (Phonic). It has built in delay but I want to hook up say, an Alesis Nanoverb for more EFX. Can I do that through the RCA ins/outs on the front there and defeat the built in and unwanted delay? Thanks if you can answer this.
Thanks!!
Can this unit support a powered amp? Does it have aux out?
It does have a aux out
I think for Pyle PMX 802M it only has RCA out, which can be used as output, as he described in video. I looked at the manual and it didn't have specific AUX out.
got one of these (bt) coming monday. love the channel. been subbed awhile. make videos about gear i can afford & use. i like watching videos about gear that costs a gazillion dollars.. just out of curiosity.. lots of channels on youtube have no bearing on my situation. this isnt the first time i typed my gear into the search bar & ended up here with you making a video about it in your awesome looking store!!!
Thank you.
Hello Sir can u make more videos about the system please!!Lovely Job!!!
Wow, great video. I'm trying to use an older model Pyle Pro PMX602M, which is similar to 802M, and the manual wasn't very helpful. This video really answered all my question.
Hello it says to use a 250v fuse but it’s keeps burning it out what can I do?
Try a slow burn fuse 250v 3.15A
It worked but now when I turn it on it smells like burn then gets hot then fan turns off and shuts off
It needs servicing You have a small short inside@@mariasanchez5518
What cable is that at 10:49?
Is it better to use the splitter? Or would one 1/4 to 3.5 cable to a channel be the same?
Because I see you connected your Cable to 2 different channels.
Does that make the quality better?
I have a Harbinger it's a really really nice PA it's an ha60 when I got it had great sound but then I noticed that one of the Jacks stopped giving sound to the speaker and then the other one went out what can I do nothing looks burnt
Hi. I have the exact amplifier and would like to know the correct cables to use for both the microphones and the speakers because I'm getting a lot of feedback
Thanks a lot for your excellent tutorial. I got one of this for a small space but with need of microphone use. Your well done presentation helps to understand the system before I get someone knowledgeable on these matters to set it up for proper operation in our simple space.
We just ordered one for my mom event center we just got thank you for helping me understand what I can do and need for this
Can you run this type of unit to a crossover and if so ... how ?
Sir paric
Hi Robin, thank you for your well explained video. I just got the PMX840BT. I got it so that I can hold on-line class with my music fundamentals students. I have 2 small PM5 Pasive Carvin Speakers in my desk so when I speak I can hear myself without using earphones. I use earphones for privacy from my kids. With the Corona Virus I'm going to do my classes using zoom. I ran zoom and both my students and I can hear each other but when it comes to them listening what I play, they can't. There's a mini plug (Aux) where I think I can plug my computer speakers and have the sound come out. Is this the best thing I can do to reproduce the sound or is there's anything better. Thanks!!!
Can you plug a Pyle receiver into it
just bought mine. waiting for delivery
How is irholding up, did you liked it?.
Why is it quieter through the 1/4 inch does it bypass the preamp?
I answer your Question in My New Q&A Video ua-cam.com/video/9OKAefYJhNU/v-deo.html
Because you can use phantom power through xlr
@@mikemurphy8580 phantom power only applies to condensor mics. Phantom power does not apply to dynamic mics.
island awesome thank you. I just noticed this message and watched your linked video