Got this to mix MP3 with an instrument to a headphone out for practice purposes. Works very well for that. Also has a mic input. This can also be used for creating a personal mix onstage so that you can use IEMs without having to plead the sound guy to tweak your mix.
For practice purposes, it would be very nice to have a power switch instead of having to unplug the adapter jack when not in use.
The use of jumpers instead of standard switches for options such as mono/stereo or lift/ground is quite annoying too.
Having said that, the unit does what it needs to at a good price point and is very solidly built.
Rolls Pm351 Personal Monitor System
Personal monitor for headphone practice or IEM mixing for gigs.
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The PM351 is a personal monitoring device with a 1/4\" TRS stereo/mono Line Input,a single XLR Microphone input and hard-wired XLR pass-through, and a 1/4\" stereo/mono Instrument input with two transformer-balanced and isolated XLR Outputs. All three of these inputs are also routed via individual Level controls, to a 1/4\" and an 1/8\" (3.5mm) Phone Output. The Mic Through, and Instrument outputs have jumpered Ground Lifts for elimination of ground hum. The PM351 is ideal for live bands and church musicians, as well as studio musicians and singers. Having the ability to monitor a main mix along with the musician\'s voice and their instrument make the PM351 an effective and versatile tool.
- Price:
- $85
- Features:
- 1/4” TRS stereo/mono Monitor Input
XLR Mic Input w/pass-through
1/4” TRS stereo Instrument Input
All mix to 1/4” and 1/8” Outs
Individual Level controls
Stereo balanced Instrument DI outs
- Other Specs:
- Gain: 20 dB 1/4", 50 dB XLR
Headphone Frequency Response: 20 - 20 kHz
Power: 9 - 16 VDC
Size (W x H x D): 4.5" x 3.3" x 1.5"
Weight: 1 lb (.45 Kg)
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