Peavey introduced its new XR 8300 powered mixer - XR 8600's smaller brother.
It has the same basic features announced by Peavey: new improved low noise mic preamps, multi point clip sampling and a new subsonic filter to prevent low frequency power robbing. Also new graphic equalizers have multi-Q bandwidth designed to allow some filters to perform feedback control while others perform tone control and have Peavey’s patented FLS (Feedback Locating System).
Features
- 2×300 watts per channel at 4 ohms
- 8 improved, low-noise mic preamps
- 10 line inputs
- 48V phantom power
- 3-band EQ, monitor send and effects send on each channel
- 25 dB pad on channels 1–6
- Signal and Clip indicator on each channel
- Dual Main or Main/Mon power amp mode switch
- Dedicated 7-band graphic for mains and monitors with FLS®
- DDT speaker protection
- DSP based effects with parameter control
- Channel mute switch
- Rugged plastic case
- Weight Packed: 44.00 lb(19.958 kg)
- Width Packed: 17.5
- Depth Packed: 25.5
- Height Packed: 17.62
Pricing
- MSRP: $679.99
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