The Aviom A320 Personal Audio Mixerfrom Aviom A320 Personal Audio Mixergives performing and recording musicians simple, intuitive control over their monitor mixes, allowing them to dial in the perfect mix themselves, without having to tell an engineer to change the mix for them.

Offering three-band master tone controls optimized for in-ear monitors, and the ability to monitor 16 mono or stereo sources with per-channel volume and stereo placement, the A320 gives musicians powerful control over their mix, while also preserving the simplicity required for use while performing.

The A320 also provides the musician a way to maintain specific mix settings consistently, night after night, and show after show. The unit includes space for eight mix presets, so you can save the perfect mixes for each tune, and recall them at will, to ensure reliable results in your monitors every time.

Monitor 16 Mono or Stereo Sources    Per-Channel Volume and Stereo Placement    Eight Customizable Mix Presets    3-Band Tone Control Optimized for In-Ear    Per-Channel Solo and Mute    Compatible with Existing Aviom Systems

Whether you're adding to an existing Aviom personal mixing system or building a new one, getting up and running with the A320 is designed to be a breeze. For older systems, the A320 runs in Pro16 mode, with 16 channels spread across the interface and stereo sources occupying adjacent channel buttons, like on the popular A-16II Personal Mixer. For systems with more channels, the A320 switches into Pro16e mode, utilizing the full power of its 32-channel mix engine to support any combination of 16 mono or stereo sources

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many speakers are included in this set?

A: One Pair. Each speaker locks into the mixer for travel

Q: 2. connecting sound from computer through POD DI to go through sound system?

A: You need an audio mixer with XLR inputs to use this PodDI, but yes, this is used to output audio from your laptop or music player through your PA.

Q: 3. Can I connect the JBL EON208P Stereo PA speakers wirelessly to the mixer?

A: No, the speakers in the JBL EON208P Personal PA System with 8-Channel Mixer and Bluetooth are not able to operate wirelessly and require cable connection to the mixer to function.

Q: 4. Is the A320 compatible with the A16ii personal mixer?

A: The A320 and A16ii can be used in the same system. If you have a 16 channel setup the A320 will only be used as a 16 mono channel mixer. If you are upgrading to a 32 channel system, the A320 can have 16 stereo Chanel's but the A16ii will only see channel 1-16 and not 17-32. If you are looking to replace the A16ii mixers, yes this will work but the A16ii is a better sounding mixer. The A360 is a much better sounding mixer than the A320 and A16ii, but is so feature packed that it would be a waste to get if you don't have a 32 channel system. I hope this answers your question.

Q: 5. Is This compatible with aviom systems?

A: Based on current information, this unit is not compatible with Aviom systems.

Q: 6. What wireless mic system is compatible with JBL EON208P?

A: Any wireless microphone system that outputs XLR is compatible with the JBL EON208P Stereo PA and Dual Microphones Kit like BH #VODIGITAL32U, BH #SASWXPD2MHQ6, B&H # SHB288PG5810, B&H # SEXSW1835, B&H # AUATW1311L, BH #SHXD12485G50, B&H # SEEW100G4A1 for example.

Q: 7. Does the system have an output that I could use for recording on a laptop?

A: The JBL EON208P Stereo PA and Dual Microphones Kit has two RCA outputs which could be connected to a computer via an audio interface.

Q: 8. Will turning the gain/attenuator knob down all the way mute the output? Or will there still be a noticeable signal?

A: This does not have a bypass or mute so you may hear low level audio with the gain all the way down.

Q: 9. As far as I can tell, there is no master volume for the headphone output. There are only individual controls for mic, instrument/line, and monitor/mix inputs. Is that correct?

A: That is correct - the ART MyMonitorII Personal Monitoring Solution Mic/Line Mixer does not have a single, dedicated master volume control for its headphone output. Instead, the MyMonitorII offers four dedicated level adjustments (Mic, Inst/Line, Stereo Monitor Left, Stereo Monitor Right) which allow the user to create a custom blend of the inputs used on the mixer and which all contribute to the headphone output level, which can achieve a maximum output of +12dBu.

Q: 10. Will it work with GarageBand?

A: Yes, the Roland GO:MIXER PRO-X Audio Mixer for Smartphones could be used for recording with the GarageBand App designed for iOS devices and smartphones.