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Headphone Amplifiers and Monitoring POWERPLAY 16 P16 P16-M - 16-Channel Digital Personal Mixer 16-channel digital stereo mixer to create your personal monitor mix Ultra-intuitive "analog" operation with total recall and 16 presets for custom mixes State-of-the-art 24-bit D/A converters for premium audio quality 16 Channel Select buttons with dual LEDs for perfect overview Level and Pan/Spread control per channel with LED meter 3-band EQ per channel with mid-band frequency control Solo and Mute functions per channel Global Level and EQ controls plus Panic Mute function High power and "drummer proof" headphones output Fully adjustable limiter protects your ears and headphones Additional mono/stereo line output to connect your powered monitor MIDI IN port for real-time remote control of all channels by external MIDI device such as BEHRINGER BCF2000, BCR2000, etc. Standard CAT5e connection delivers power and 16 signals to each Personal Mixers ULTRANET connector to daisy-chain up to forty-eight P16-M mixers for large systems (in conjunction with P16-D) Ultra-low system latency of less than 1 millisecond The BEHRINGER POWERPLAY P16 system is the easy, affordable way to give your musicians and vocalists what they really want-"more me!" P16-M Personal Mixers lets each performer take control of what they hear, allowing the engineer to concentrate on providing the audience with the best possible listening experience. Fast and easy to set up, a basic system can be installed and configured in a matter of minutes-and the system can be expanded to adapt to changing needs. Tech-Free Zone The P16-M's simple user interface makes it easy for even non-techies to dial-in the perfect monitor mix. For example, let's say the electric guitar is too loud in the lead vocalist's mix; they simply press the appropriate channel button (the one labeled E. GTR) and turn the Volume control to lower the guitar level in their mix. They can also adjust Pan (left to right mix), EQ (Bass, Mid with sweepable Freq control and Treble), and much more. All of these adjustments can be made without affecting anyone else's personal mix. Continued on next page

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P16-M — 16-Channel Digital
Personal Mixer
16-channel digital stereo mixer to
create your personal monitor mix
Ultra-intuitive “analog” operation
with total recall and 16 presets for
custom mixes
State-of-the-art 24-bit D/A
converters for premium
audio quality
16 Channel Select buttons with dual
LEDs for perfect overview
Level and Pan/Spread control per
channel with LED meter
3-band EQ per channel with
mid-band frequency control
Solo and Mute functions per channel
Global Level and EQ controls plus
Panic Mute function
High power and “drummer proof”
headphones output
Fully adjustable limiter protects your
ears and headphones
Additional mono/stereo line output
to connect your powered monitor
MIDI IN port for real-time remote
control of all channels by external
MIDI device such as BEHRINGER
BCF2000, BCR2000, etc.
Standard CAT5e connection delivers
power and 16 signals to each
Personal Mixers
ULTRANET connector to daisy-chain
up to forty-eight P16-M mixers for
large systems (in conjunction
with P16-D)
Ultra-low system latency of less
than 1 millisecond
The BEHRINGER POWERPLAY P16
system is the easy, affordable way to
give your musicians and vocalists what
they really want—“more me!” P16-M
Personal Mixers lets each performer take
control of what they hear, allowing the
engineer to concentrate on providing
the audience with the best possible
listening experience. Fast and easy to set
up, a basic system can be installed and
configured in a matter of minutes—and
the system can be expanded to adapt to
changing needs.
Tech-Free Zone
The P16-M’s simple user interface
makes it easy for even non-techies
to dial-in the perfect monitor mix.
For example, let’s say the electric guitar
is too loud in the lead vocalist’s mix;
they simply press the appropriate channel
button (the one labeled E. GTR) and turn
the Volume control to lower the guitar
level in their mix. They can also adjust
Pan (left to right mix), EQ (Bass, Mid with
sweepable Freq control and Treble),
and much more. All of these adjustments
can be made without affecting anyone
else’s personal mix.
Continued on next page
POWERPLAY 16
P16
Headphone Amplifiers and Monitoring