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Specifications
PYD1912/1922/1932/1942
Input Sensitivity/Impedance Equalizer
Control Frequencies 30, 60, 120, 250, 500
Mic 1-2 1.5 mV/600 Ohms, bal/unbal 1K, 2K, 4K, 8K, and 16KHz
Phono 1-2 3.0 mV/50K Ohms
Boost/Cut Range +/- 10 dB from center
Line 1-8 150.0 mV/27K Ohms
MIC Tone Control
Output Level
Treble 10kHz; +10/-30dB
Amp 2.0 V/10-kOhms
Mid 1 kHz; +10/-30dB
Zone 2.0 V/10-kOhms
Bass 100Hz; +10/-30dB
Record 150mV/10-kOhms
Talkover Attenuation -16dB
PYD1912/PYD1922
Frequency Response 20Hz –
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Your PYLE PRO Series Performance Mixer Features and Controls: PYD1912 Mixer is a sophisticated control center, perfect for mixing sound from multiple playback sources such as microphones, tuners, CD players, turntables or the audio outputs from a VCR. This mixer is ruggedly constructed for home or professional use. Wide range volume controls permit you to adjust sound levels accurately to achieve just the right mix for playing through your speaker system or for recording. MIC 1 Combo Input Jack
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Features and Controls: PYD1922 Mixer Features and Controls: PYD1932 Mixer Channel Gain Control Lets you adjust the gain of the input source Channel Input Selector Lets you choose the input source to play for each channel Channel CUE Switch Allows you to monitor the selected audio MIC 1 Combo Input Jack For Channel Gain Control Lets you adjust the gain of the input source MIC 1 Combo Input Jack For input source and prepare it prior to mixing it in. connecting a balanced or unbalanced connecting a
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Presetting the Controls Before Use Features and Controls: PYD1942 Mixer Since sudden high output levels from your Pyle Pro mixer can damage not only audio devices connected to the mixer output but your hearing as well (especially if you are using headphones), please adjust Channel Gain Control Lets you adjust the gain of the input source the mixer’s controls BEFORE connecting AC power or turning on the unit. Channel Input Selector Lets you choose the input source to play for each channel Set up
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Using the Channel Input Gain Controls Connecting High Level Output Audio Sources Adjusting the Gain controls for each channel permits you to fine tune the level of each of the audio inputs, since input levels usually vary. Rotate the Gain controls clockwise to increase levels. After Connect up to 8 such sources (tuner, cassette deck, CD Player, camcorder or VCR) to the input jacks you preset the gain levels for each input, it is recommended that you do not adjust them further, for Line 1 (if not
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Using Headphones Using the Mixer Controls Turning on the Mixer Plug a pair of stereo headphones (not supplied) with a 1/4” jack into the Phones input. Using headphones not only affords you the opportunity to listen privately, but also enables you to monitor 1. Turn on the output amplifier and temporarily set its volume to the minimum setting. (”cue”) the incoming audio sources so you can locate an exact passage or section before mixing it in. It also gives you the opportunity to set up the relat
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Adding Equalization to the Mix Using the Mono/Stereo Mode Switch You can further tailor the sound processed through the mixer to match your acoustic surroundings When the MASTER MONO/STEREO switch is in the MONO position, the mixer combines the right or suit your personal preferences by using the ten frequency sliders for each channel. To engage and left channels and sends them to the OUTPUT R and L jacks. These combined outputs can be the equalization module, press the Equalization On/Off Switc
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Troubleshooting Your mixer should require very little maintenance. If you have problems, refer to the chart below for possible solutions. If you cannot solve the problem, contact a qualified technician for assistance. PROBLEM POSSIBLE SOLUTION Nothing works • Check the AC connection. Make sure the AC outlet is “live.” • Check the power connection to the rest of the system (receiver/amplifier, etc.) No signal from an • Check the control setting audio input • Check the connection between the mixer
