Rolls RM85
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Rolls
RM85
Product Info
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The Rolls RM85 is a solid, no-frills rackmixer perfect for small venues, background music systems, or simple installations where you need basic zone control. It's well-built for the price and offers straightforward routing, making it a reliable workhorse for those who don't need a ton of bells and whistles.
Product Description
- Rolls RM85
- 2 Zone Mic / Line Rackmixer
- 4 XLR mic / line inputs with 48V phantom power
- 8x 6.35 mm Jack input - stereo or mono summed
- 1x 3.5 mm Stereo input on the front
- Routing switchable: A / B / A + B
- 2 Balanced XLR outputs
- Outputs switchable Mic / Line level
- Clip LED per channel
- Signal Present LED (inputs 1-4)
- Level control per channel
- Type: 19" / 1 HU
- Dimensions: 483 x 45 x 100 mm
- Weight: 2.3 kg
PROS
- • Compact 1U rack design saves valuable space in installations
- • Solid build quality with robust metal chassis for reliable use
- • Versatile routing options (A/B/A+B) suit diverse applications
- • Phantom power supports condenser mics for professional recordings
CONS
- • Limited EQ capabilities restrict fine-tuning audio characteristics
- • Lack of digital connectivity limits integration with modern workflows
- • Basic feature set lacks advanced processing found in higher-end mixers
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
12
Zones
2
DSP
None
Connections
4 XLR, 8x 6.35 mm Jack, 1x 3.5 mm Stereo, 2 Balanced XLR
Rack Mountable
Yes (19in / 1 HU)
Weight
2.3 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a simplified approach; you have A, B, or A+B routing, not the full matrix flexibility of dedicated matrix mixers.
Yes, they are balanced, offering good noise rejection. Expect around +18dBu maximum SPL before clipping, typical for this class of mixer.
It's ideal for connecting portable devices like smartphones or tablets for background music or announcements, though signal quality won't be as pristine as the XLR inputs.
