Alto Music - Why you need the Aviom A360 36 Channel Personal Mixer Control 36 channels of audio for a customized mix experience Great for on the stage or in the studio Sources can be pulled from up to 64 channels via network connection Direct access to many of the main functions of the unit - no menus to navigate or programAviom’s A360 Personal Mixer brings new levels of control and customization to personal mixing and is the perfect solution for controlling musicians’ monitors on stage or in the studio. It includes an advanced 36-channel mix engine which can be used to mix up to 16 mono or stereo standard channels plus mono or stereo ambience and the unique Dual Profile Channel. Channels can be individually selected for each A360 from a network pool of up to 64 channels. The A360 has been designed specifically to enhance the experience of in-ear monitor users and it also works great with headphones in the studio.Each mix channel can take a mono or stereo source and can be customized with eq, reverb, and volume. The user can also place the signal anywhere in the stereo spectrum via an independent pan control for each input. The Dual Profile Channel allow users direct access to two independent combos of channel volume, tone, reverb, and stereo placement for a favorite channel. Users can also utilize ambience via an on-board mic or other source for a more natural, in-the-room sound. A master eq on the unit provides global EQ control over what the user is hearing. In addition to Bass and Treble controls, the unique Enhance control adds punch and brilliance to the overall mix over a carefully selected set of frequencies. Once you've dialed in your favorite settings, you can save up to 20 snapshots of your mix for recall at a later date. Powered via CAT-5 cable, the number of units that can be chained together is virtually limitless. All Pro16 Personal Mixers, including the A360, A-16II, and A-16R can be used in any combination when creating a personal mixing system.
J**S
Lot's of great features. Still a bit too expensive for what ...
A really big improvement over the A16s! Lot's of great features. Still a bit too expensive for what it does, and their removal of the loop thru jack will drive you crazy if you're use to daisy chaining (yes, we all do it).
E**M
... avioms 5 years ago and it was not a good experience. Since this review is about a360 I ...
Our church has been using the older avioms 5 years ago and it was not a good experience. Since this review is about a360 I will focus on that. We just purchased 5 of these units and it's been a much better experience. I would give it 5 stars but there are couple issues that prevent me from doing so.Pros:1. sonically it's almost perfect! The individual reverb and EQ makes a world of a difference.2. Knob and buttons are much more responsiveCons:1. Quality control on the headphone input is questionable. If you plan on plugging in two headphones into the 2 headhone inputs the dB levels will drop for each. Also if you do this there's crackling noise if you move around a lot. It's as if the inputs were connected together and not soldered properly.2. AVIOM says you can save the settings but that hasn't been the case with us. It'll save levels but will NOT save EQ and stereo spectrum settings.
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