Behringer Eurodesk SX4882 Brochure

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Having eight Subgroups give you so much 

flexibility you may just become a gymnast on 
the side. These Subgroups can be used to send 
eight individual tracks directly to your tape, 
digital interface or hard disk recorder, or they 
can be used as four stereo submixes. There are 
two parallel outputs on each subgroup, to feed 
up to 16 multi-track channels.

During a live show you could use 

four of the subgroups for instrument 
and vocal sub-mixing to the PA and 
the other four could be for a tape sub-
mix, if you choose not to use Mix B as 
your tape mix. For use with a stereo 
PA you still have 4 subgroups total to 
work with, and when used as a stage 
monitor console, the SX4882 can provide 
up to 16 independent monitor mixes by 
combining the subgroups, Aux busses, 
and L/R Mix B. Wicked!

In the studio, the eight Subgroups 

allow maximization of recording inputs 
by allowing several channels to be mixed 
down to a smaller number of recording 
tracks. By combining channel inputs 
into subgroups which go directly out 
to tape, you have the ability to record 
even more than 24 discreet inputs. 
Also, the outputs of the subgroups 
have selectable operating output levels 
(+4 dB or -10 dB) to match the inputs of 
your recording device.

B1800X PRO

B2520 PRO

EUROLIVE F1220A

Floor Monitor

DCX2496

EP2000

Low R

Low L

Low R

MAIN L OUT

MAIN R OUT

SUB 7-8 button 

pressed, PAN channel 

center, GROUP 7 & 8

SUB 5-6 button pressed, PAN 

channel center, GROUP 5 & 8

Low L

EP4000

DSP2024P

XM8500 Mics

Keyboard

Synth 

Module

MDX4600

ADI 21

BDI 21

Bass Guitar

Acoustic Guitar

Electric Guitar

Electric Guitar

V-AMP3

V-AMP3

Drums

Tape/CD recorder

SUB 3-4 button pressed, 

PAN channel right, GROUP 4

SUB 3-4 

button 

pressed, 

PAN channel 

left, GROUP 3

SUB 1-2 

button 

pressed, 

PAN 

channel 

right, 

GROUP 2

SUB 1-2 

button 

pressed, 

PAN 

channel 

left, 

GROUP 1