MR18 Rack-mounted Digital Mixing Console - 18-channel professional digital mixing for stage performances, band concerts, and live events.

Model number:MR18 39.5*20*22.5CM

16 units of the Midas PRO series classic amplifiers

The classic preamplifier from the Midas PRO series digital mixer has also been applied to the Midas M32. Nowadays, professional sound engineers and recording artists in the industry highly praise the sound quality of Midas. Now, the MR18 has also integrated the classic preamplifier from the Midas PRO series, laying a solid foundation for its sound quality performance. The MR18 comes with 16 classic preamplifiers from the Midas PRO series, providing users with a high-quality sound experience. Built-in wireless Wifi routing module

The MR18 integrates the WiF module inside the device, eliminating the need for users to add an additional router. It is specially designed for portability. This enables users to focus on mixing without worrying about the cumbersome system setup. Moreover, users can take out their iPad or other wireless devices at any time to monitor the system. Support multiple device connections to WiFi for control

2. The Wifi module of MR18 enables it to join other wireless subnets.

3. Users can also connect the MR18 to a PC or switch via an Ethernet cable, thereby joining the local local area network.

Simpler recording broadcast

The MR18 model comes with a USB interface and supports 18 inches by 18 inches stereo recording.

Revolutionary automatic mixing

Whenyou need to set up multiple microphones at the scene, such as in groupdiscussions, press conferences, court proceedings, etc. The MR18 can keepall microphones open simultaneously, ensuring the priority of the host whilenot affecting the sound gain due to the number of opened microphones.Without a threshold and noise control, the MR18, based on the gain sharingtechnology of Dan Dugan, can easily manage the fully automatic mixing of upto 16 on-site microphones.

This function provides a consistent gain structure, thereby significantlyreducing the acousticfeedback in the sound reinforcement system.