We are offering a tested and fully functional STUDER reportage mixing console. Originally developed as a work tool for reporters and technicians in the field, these mixing consoles were used in various outside broadcasts in the 1980s. With the rare included commentator box, even a technically inexperienced reporter could collaborate with a sound engineer while only handling the small box. Whether dialing a number on the rotary dial still reaches anyone today is something the buyer can find out for themselves. A SIM card is not included. :-)
For those who want to use this beautiful mixing console in a recording studio without broadcasting from there, the biggest advantage is the excellent sound quality of the six microphone preamps, designed in the style of the STUDER 169 and STUDER 269 vintage mixing consoles. A high-pass filter, a basic equalizer function, and a limiter are also included. The full technical specifications can be found below.
INPUT UNITS
• Depending on the model, there are either three inputs (069-3/2) or six inputs (069-6/2).
• General features:
• Symmetrical and floating microphone/line inputs via XLR connections.
• Two sum selection switches for individual or combined control of the two MASTER units.
• Modular plug-in design.
• Professional-grade faders with plastic resistance tracks.
MIC/LINE Input Units [1+2/4…5]
• Input selector switch for microphone or line input, with three-step attenuation and fine adjustment in between.
• High-pass filter, switchable for 60 Hz or 120 Hz.
• Presence filter, selectable center frequency of 2.2 kHz or 3.3 kHz, with 6 dB boost.
Universal Input Unit [3/6]
• Input selector switch for microphone/line input or tape input (recorder).
• Microphone to line level adjustable in 5 dB steps, with fine adjustment in between.
• Switchable tape input for playback machines (recorders).
• High-pass filter, switchable for 60 Hz or 120 Hz.
OUTPUT UNITS (MASTER) Σ1/Σ2
• Preset buttons for two individually adjustable output levels.
• Selectable limiter.
• Built-in test oscillator for line calibration.
• Symmetrical and floating outputs on XLR and banana plug connectors.
Tape Output
• The following signals can be selected for tape recording:
• Output signal Σ1
• Output signal Σ2
• Telephone line in/out signal
• RADIO input
MONITOR UNIT
• Monitoring
• Independent monitoring unit for local monitor (sound technician) and commentator box (reporter), switchable between different signal sources:
• Sum output Σ1
• Sum output Σ2
• Telephone in/out
• RADIO input
• Tape input
• External line input
• Ability to monitor two signals simultaneously, separately in left and right headphone cups.
• Independent volume control.
• Monitoring option via built-in speaker.
Leveling & Testing
• PPM meter for peak level indication or VU meter.
• Limiter meter to display master internal gain reduction when the limiter is active.
• Built-in test oscillator for test tones (1 kHz, 10 kHz) and line calibration (pink noise).
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