Azden's FMX-DSLR Portable Audio Mixer for Digital-SLR Camera is a two-channel mixer designed specifically for use with a DSLR camera. It features twin XLR inputs so that you can utilize professional microphones with your camera by using the camera's minijack output. The mixer has automatic gain control, a return feature and can be mounted directly to the camera or to a tripod for placement flexibility.
| Frequency Response |
Main and unbalanced output: 20-20,000 Hz (+0/-1 dB) Monitor output: 50-20,000 Hz (-1 dB) |
| Noise Level | Left and right channel: -110 dB |
| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | less than 0.01% @ 1 KHz |
| Inputs |
Line/Aux Low setting: Max Input Level +22 dBu Max Gain -22 dB Line/Aux Hi setting: Max Input Level +6 dBu Max Gain -6 dB MIC1/MIC2 Low setting: Max Input Level 0 dBu Max Gain 0 dB MIC1/MIC2 Hi setting: Max Input Level -16 dBu Max Gain +16 dB |
| Output | 3.5 mm stereo: -3.5 dBu (32 ohm load) |
| Maximum Output Level | Unbalanced output (3.5 mm) +0 dBu (2K ohms) |
| Batteries & Runtime |
4 x AA alkaline 15 hours with phantom power off |
| Current Drain |
40 mA nominal (phantom power off) 80 mA maximum (phantom power on) |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 1.75 x 4.2 x 4.2" (44 x 105 x 105 mm) |
| Weight | 16.6 oz (470 g) without batteries |
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Comments about Azden FMX-DSLR Portable Audio Mixer for Digital-SLR Camera:
Using this with my Sony A77, and the audio is nice and clean. It's great to get rid of the Auto Gain, and this mixer splits the channel coming in rather than afterward, allowing separation of the auto gain signal from the audio track. I haven't had a problem with it encroaching yet, but it's a nice option. The L R options are a little odd, but I appreciate how many different ways this little box can work. One big problem is that due to the size of the box, and its proportions, using it with larger lenses makes it awkward to setup. I think I need a spacer to make room for the lenses I use. It's also built more sturdy than the Comparable beachtek I looked at, but I cannot compare their sound quality as I haven't used the beachtek. This one can handle up to 3 inputs as well, 2 XLR and 1 1/8" stereo jack.
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