Mikseri Omnitronic CM-5300 5 kanavaa 20 - 20000 Hz musta

The Omnitronic CM-5300 is a 5-channel stereo mixer designed for club installations and mobile PA applications. It covers a frequency range of 20–20,000 Hz and provides separate stereo and mono outputs with electronically balanced XLR connectors and adjustable output trimmers. The unit includes three microphone channels with one-knob compressors, adjustable talkover and 3-band EQ, plus five stereo channels with gain controls, individual VU meters, 3-band kill EQs and long dual-rail faders. Additional features include a subwoofer output with built-in active crossover, a 3.5 mm AUX input on channel 6, headphone outputs (3.5 mm and 6.35 mm) and switchable rack or tabletop installation.

Advantages

The CM-5300 offers a high signal-to-noise ratio (82 dB) and low total harmonic distortion (0.05%), providing clear audio reproduction. Individual VU meters and adjustable output level trimmers simplify level monitoring and calibration. Built-in compressor and talkover on microphone channels help control vocal dynamics, while the integrated subwoofer output with active crossover enables straightforward low-frequency management. Durable 100 mm dual-rail faders and assignable crossfader support precise mixing and live performance use.

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How to use

Place the CM-5300 on a tabletop or install it in a standard rack. Connect microphones and line sources to the corresponding inputs, use the gain controls and 3-band EQs to shape each channel, and set the one-knob compressor and talkover on mic channels as needed. Monitor levels with the individual VU meters and adjust main output trimmers to match the downstream equipment. Assign channels to the crossfader for live mixing and connect the subwoofer output to a powered subwoofer using the built-in active crossover for low-frequency routing. Use the headphone outputs for cueing and monitoring.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, set input gains so that VU meters peak below clipping, use the output trimmers to prevent overdrive of amplifiers or powered speakers, and enable the mic compressors when processing live vocals. Regularly clean and check fader movement to maintain long-term reliability.