The DATEQ TRI-O is a 19 mixer with six channels. It is particularly recommended for use in the hospitality industry, dance schools, conference centers, etc. The TRI-O has two microphone inputs and 9 stereo line inputs. Channel 1 offers a TalkOver circuit to improve the voice quality. This circuit is controlled by the microphone signal in channel 1 and ensures that this signal has priority over all others. The TalkOver function can be globally deactivated via the TalkOver button on the front panel. Three output zones are available ex works (Master A, Master B and Master C). These zones each have a 2-band equalizer as well as a balance and gain control. All outputs are provided via electronically balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA sockets. The balanced output allows the use of long signal cables.

The LPM7.4 is a very versatile, 7 channel stereo mixer with an extraordinary high quality. At least 14 stereo signals and 7 microphones can be connected simultaneously. Herewith the LPM7.4 is introducing a new standard for professional audio. Each channel can handle three different audio signals. By pressing the button you can switch between a microphone or a line input. When the line-input is selected a second button makes it possible to switch between line 1 and line 2 input. However channels 3, 4 and 5 have one line and one phono-input. This means you can have 21 audio-inputs within reach! Another typical professional application is the balanced stereo master output on a XLR-Male connector; besides this connector there is a cinch-connector. Another nice feature of the mixer is the stereo effect-send. Each channel can be configured to send it’s signal to the effect-send output or not. This means that the effect-send output can also be used as a cleanfeed. The large 2x40 segment VU-meter is switchable between master and PFL. All switches on the master-section have a LED-indicator. The 48V phantom power is available on each microphone channel, and can be switched on with an internal jumper. Thanks to the internally modular setup, the extreme solid construction and by using only high-performance components we made the LPM7.4 an ideal partner for ‘on the road’. Of coarse the LPM7.4 has the specific characteristics of a ‘real DATEQ mixer’, which means years of satisfactory mixing! Because of the universal design the LPM7.4 has a wide area of applications. A perfect house-mix, AV-post production, disco or a multifunctional audio installation: The LPM7.4 can handle it!

The DATEQ Crew is a seven channel 19-inch mixer. It is highly suitable for use in pubs, dancingschools, conference centres etc. The Crew is equipped with three microphone inputs and 11 stereo-line inputs. Channel 1 has a talk-over circuit to improve the speech intelligibility. This circuit, which is triggered by the microphone signal from channel 1 (i.e. it is voice-activated), ensures that this signal overrides all others. The talk-over function can be disabled with the TalkOver switch on the front. By default two output zones are available (master A and master B). These zones have a dual equalizer, balance and gain-control. In addition a maximum of four output modules (outputs zones) can be added. The volume of these additional zones is externally adjustable (with a potentiometer or an external regulation voltage). Master A output is electronically balanced on XLR and unbalanced on cinch connectors. The balanced output makes it possible to use long signal-cables so that the amplifiers can be placed near to the speakers. Master B and the optional output zones are equipped with unbalanced cinch connectors.

The DATEQ ACE-MKII is a small, but versatile, six channel 19-inch mixer. It is highly suitable for use in dancing-schools, conference centres etc. The ACE-MKII is equipped with eight line-inputs, and four microphone inputs (channel 1…4) with, for each microphone, a gain-trimmer at the rear, an internal two-band equalizer and phantom-power that can be switched off. Each microphone channel has a talk-over circuit to improve the speech intelligibility. This circuit, which is triggered by the microphone signal (i.e. it is voice-activated), ensures that this signal overrides all others. The Talk Over circuit of each microphone channel can be enabled or disabled with an internal jumper. The talk-over function can be disabled with the TalkOver switch on the front. The TalkOver threshold can be adjusted internally. The ACE-MKII has two output-zones. Zone 1 has a triple equalizer, and volume-control. This zone is equipped with balanced and unbalanced outputs. Zone 2 only has a volume-control and unbalanced outputs. Internally this zone can be switched to follow the equalizer settings of the first output.