Flexible, feature-rich analog summing with classic Rupert Neve console sound.Built around many of the topologies and custom transformers made famous with the 5088 mixer, the 5059 is a 16 x 2+2 summing mixer designed to deliver the ultimate out-of-the-box sonics and control in a 2U, rack-mountable chassis.The 5059 features 16 channels with individual level, pan, inserts, stereo-2 sends, and master texture controls, providing easy integration with outboard equipment, complete control for two separate stem mixes, and the ability to dial in analog mojo in two modes. With the same sonic heritage as mixers used to create countless hit records, the 5059 Satellite imbues your tracks with the legendary warmth and presence of a Rupert Neve design.“The difference in mixing in the box vs. through that summing mixer...it’s unbelievable the effect that it has.”

Warmth and Larger-Than-Life Sound    16 Pannable Inputs, Inserts, and Returns    Silk & Texture Controls Saturate    +/-24V Class-A Topologies & Transformers    Zero Crossover Distortion and Purity    Individual Continuously Variable Levels    Level for Each Stereo Output -∞ to 0 dB

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the EIN of this unit in dBu? I can't find the specs anywhere

A: At this time, that spec is not provided by the manufacturer.

Q: 2. Will this work with my Amplifi Instant router?

A: Yes, the AMPLIFI MeshPoint HD Satellite BH #AMAFIPHDUS is compatible with the Amplifi instant router.

Q: 3. This RBS850 satellite is compatible with the RBK 752 modem?

A: Yes, this item would be compatible with the RBK752.

Q: 4. Will GO:Mixer charge an iPhone while it's connected?

A: The Roland GO:MIXER PRO-X Audio Mixer for Smartphones will not charge an iPhone while it is connected. You can use an use the TRRS analog cable, along with a Belkin 3.5mm Audio + Charge RockStar Adapter (White), BH #BEF8J212BTWH, to charge an iPhone while capturing audio simultaneously.

Q: 5. Can I just buy one antenna, & connect it as an access point, to my current wifi? I have an Apple time capsule.

A: Do any of the responders own one? I use an Asus 87AC as my main router. Best I've ever had, but FULL signal was still an issue in some rooms and full signal makes a difference when streaming to Rokus and Google's Nexus Player. I added this mesh point. It was easy to install, it doesn't split the SSID up causing the user to have to manually control network handover. TL;DR No reason it shouldn't work unless Apple has somehow sabotaged it. My current router is great, but the suitable additional mesh point had made my home WiFi network even better. If I move to a larger house I will definitely purchase more of these. Full recommendation.

Q: 6. Will this work with the Amplifi Alien HD?

A: No, unfortunately the Amplifi Alien HD would only be compatible with the the Alien line of products from Amplifi.

Q: 7. Do they have wifi speakers?

A: These speakers are wired and require a receiver.

Q: 8. Could this split the stereo from Saramonic uwmic into two separate mono channels, then into my Zoom H6?

A: This Sescom Y cable #SES-IPSUMTS12IN will not work for the desired application because the wiring on the 1/8 TRRS is designed for a smartphone mic input and the 1/4 TS leads would force you to plug into the Zoom's line inputs bypassing the mic preamps. Theoretically, you could achieve separation of the two channels via the one stereo output if, and only if the Saramonic provides a true stereo output with each transmitter assigned to either the tip and the ring respectively. A special cable would have to be made featuring a locking TRS 1/8 male connector on one end, and two XLR male leads on the other.

Q: 9. I have Altice One (Optimum) with a router/ modem combo. Will this work with my equipment?

A: Yes, it can be configured to work with routers made by other manufacturers to turn practically any network into a mesh.

Q: 10. Everywhere I review this product, most Q&A are up to 3 years old and I've a "today" question. My ISP's provided Router is on the other side of the house from my home office and my Wifi drops from 236 Mbps to 15 Mbps in the office. Yes, I can fix this with a Mesh Point positioned nearby but my office also has 2 Tower PC's that need a wired connection and I cannot get a wire into that room. What can I do?

A: Use a pair of powerline network adapters. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1381775-REG/netgear_plp2000_100pas_plp2000_powerline_2000_with.html