Mackie 1402VLZ4 Benutzeranleitung

1402VLZ4

•  14-channel mixer featuring our signature  

high-headroom, low-noise design

•  Six boutique-quality Onyx mic preamps 

• Ultra-wide 60 dB gain range 
• 128.5 dB dynamic range 
• +22 dBu line input handling 
• Extended frequency response 
• Distortion under 0.0007% (20 Hz - 50 kHz)

•  Improved RF rejection, perfect for broadcast

applications

•  Phantom power for condenser mics
•  14 high-headroom line inputs with  

+4/–10 operation control

•  3-band EQ (80 Hz, 2.5 kHz, 12 kHz)
•  18 dB/oct 75 Hz low-cut filter on mic input

channels

•  Two aux sends, level, pan and PFL solo  

on each channel

•  60 mm long-wearing log-taper faders
•  Two stereo returns for connecting FX processor  

or other stereo source

•  ALT 3/4 stereo bus for added routing flexibility
•  Control room / phones source matrix
•  High-resolution 12-segment stereo meters
•  Sealed rotary control resist dust and grime
•  “Built-Like-A-Tank” rugged steel chassis with

powder-coat finish

•  High-visibility, high-contrast controls deliver

convenient “at-a-glance” visual feedback

•  Rack-mountable design using an optional rack

ear kit

•  Multi-voltage power supply for worldwide use

The 14-channel 1402VLZ4 brings the proven  

performance of our Onyx preamps in a professional  
compact mixer design great for applications that  
demand flexibility.

From every input to every output, the 1402VLZ4 is

designed to provide the highest headroom and lowest
noise possible for maximum signal integrity. Plus, it
is truly “Built-Like-A-Tank” with a ridiculously rugged
solid-steel chasis plus high-contrast controls for  
ultimate tactile control.

And with features like a dedicated control room  

section and smooth, accurate fader control, the
1402VLZ4 is the premium choice for anybody who  
demands the professional performance.

After the introduction, a getting started guide will

help you get things set up fast. These are followed by
hookup diagrams which show some typical setups.

Next is a detailed tour of the entire mixer.  

The descriptions are divided into sections, just  
as your mixer is organized into distinct zones:

•  Patchbay
•  Channel Strip
•  Output Section

Throughout these sections you’ll find illustrations

with each feature numbered and described in nearby
paragraphs.

This icon marks infor mation that is critically
important or unique to the mixer. For your own
good, read them and remember them.

This icon will lead you to some explanations  
of features and practical tips. They usually
have some valuable nuggets of information.