Rolls RM-69
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Rolls
RM-69
Product Info
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The Rolls RM-69 is a surprisingly capable little rack mixer, perfect for solo performers, podcasters, or small bands needing a simple, space-saving solution. It's a no-frills workhorse, easy to set up and get a decent sound out of, especially when you need something portable and affordable.
Product Description
- Rolls RM-69
- 19" Rack Mixer
- 2x XLR microphone inputs
- 4x Line inputs RCA L/R
- 12 V phantom per microphone input
- Microphone input 1 can be plugged into the front as well as the rear side of the device
- 2x RCA record output
- 2x Main L/R jack outputs
- 2-Band EQ for line inputs and tone for XLR inputs
- Insert socket (6.3 mm jack) on the rear side
- Headphone output with volume control (suitable for in-ear earphones > 8 ohm impedance)
- External 12 V power supply
- Design: 19" / 1 U
- Dimensions: 483 x 450 x 100 mm
- Weight: 2.3 kg
PROS
- • Compact 1U rack format maximizes space efficiency in mobile setups
- • Front-panel mic input offers convenient access for quick setups
- • Phantom power supports condenser mics, expanding input options
- • 2-band EQ provides basic tone shaping for line and mic signals
CONS
- • Limited channel count restricts complexity for larger productions
- • EQ is basic, lacking the precision of more advanced mixers
- • Build quality feels somewhat budget-oriented, mostly plastic construction
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
6
EQ Bands
2
Connections
2 XLR, 4 RCA Line, 2 RCA Record, 2 Main L/R, Insert Socket
Rack Spaces
1
Weight
2.3 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the two XLR inputs with phantom power allow for recording vocals and a mic'd guitar, though you’ll need an external audio interface for digital recording.
The headphone output is designed for in-ear monitors, so high-impedance studio headphones may require a separate headphone amplifier for sufficient volume.
The insert socket accepts a standard TS (tip-sleeve) connector, commonly used for insert effects loops.
