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I just need to shortcut the unused battery spots to lower the voltage. There might be some way to get 15V with a litium pack as well, but I don't think these mixers consume that much power, so the older gen NiMH battery technology should be good enough. Cheers, Per |
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Battery powered mixer
I don't know which battery mixers have fx, but I can recommend 12 volt Lipo batteries over lead-acid, they are more expensive, but less than 1/4 the size & weight for the same capacity. You can buy automotive DC-DC converters to get the right voltage for your mixer if it's not 12V.
You can also use Nicad or Nimh batteries, buying enough so you always have a fully charged set ready if needed. Over time, throwaway batteries are much more expensive I suspect the reason a no.of mixers run on low voltage AC is to get a higher voltage for phantom power using an onboard transformer. |
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Haven't ordered one yet, but the Phonic Celeus 400 is the one I have my eyes set on. /Per |
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You’re not seriously suggesting that a Phonic mixer is a candidate for ‘best compact mixer’?
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Soundcraft Notepad-12FX is also an option as it runs on 18 V DC, which can be fixed with 15 NiMH batteries. The Notepad lacks the compressor though, although that is NOT a deal-breaker for me. /Per Last edited by Per Burström; 01-10-2018 at 10:42 AM. |