Description
YAMAHA QL1
Digital Mixer มิกเซอร์ดิจิตอล เครื่องผสมสัญญาณเสียงแบบดิจิตอล
Your All-in-one Mixing Solution
The Yamaha QL5 64-channel digital mixer is packed with many of the core features of their acclaimed CL Series, making it your ideal compact all-in-one solution for mixing, processing, and routing audio.
Loaded with premium internal processors, including stellar-sounding EQ and dynamics tools developed in cooperation with Rupert Neve Designs, the QL5 will bring out the best sonic character in any source.
With built-in automixing functionality, Dante network support, and remote control via your tablet or computer, the Yamaha QL5 is the perfect sound reinforcement solution for small- to medium-scale live sound, corporate speech events, broadcast, and more!
QL1 Digital Mixing Console
16 + 2 fader configuration in a compact, rack mountable unit.
Mix channels: 32 mono, 8 stereo.
Busses: 16 mix, 8 matrix (Input to Matrix supported).
Local I/O: 16 in, 8 out.
Fader configuration: 16 + 2 (Master).
Rack mountable with optional RK1 Rack Mount Kit.
It All Begins with Natural Sound
In order to take maximum advantage of evolved processing potential to sculpt creative new soundscapes, the engineer must have uncolored, natural sound as a starting point.
Yamaha’s unwavering natural sound philosophy is fully implemented in the QL series, resulting in accurate reproduction that is faithful to the source.
Every Component Contributes to Superior Sonic Precision
Full creative freedom can only be achieved when the sonic foundation is accurate, uncolored, and faithful to the source.
The same pure, natural sound that is a highly regarded feature of the CL series is achieved in the compact QL series consoles as well.
Every detail, from mechanical construction through port location, power supply, grounding, and individual components has been painstakingly analyzed and brought together in a system that affords extraordinary audio quality.
Noise that can affect digital mixer performance in a number of ways has also been thoroughly scrutinized and effectively eliminated.
Because it can affect AD/ DA converter performance, system clock jitter has been subject to detailed analysis and optimized by revising the internal FPGA layout and rerouting the clock signal.
All of these details combine to realize performance that not only passes the strictest scientific tests, but also satisfies the critical ears of some of the most demanding sound engineers in the business.
