Line-level mixer. Perfect for mixing several keyboard modules or module outputs. New silver look.
5 People rated this product : 7 out of 10
3 People wrote reviews









9 out of 10
Feature:
The pan and aux send knobs are really tiny! They work, but they are tiny. The phantom power switch is not a switch. It's a JUMPER hehehehe. Kind of cheesy for Rolls to do that. Otherwise, the mixer is good. I wish it had a stereo aux send, but it's fine for the price.
Quality:
The finish is ok, the printing is kind of grainy in spots. The phantom power jumper is cheap. The tiny knobs are a consideration. I wish there was a cable lock on the power cable! As you might know, this unit uses a wall wart so a cable lock on the power jack would be a plus. Otherwise the unit is fine for the price.
Value:
What else can you get? Behringer has one for $100 but no mic in. Alesis has one for $300 but it's too big.
This unit is nearly perfect for price and size.
Desirability:
OK, it could have a little more "finesse". It's nice enough.
Sound:
Very, very clean. Sounds great. No complaints.
Support:
Never had to contact them.
Overall:
It's perfect for me. It solved a buzzing problem I had with my last mixer and it is fine. YES, I would purchase another if this one got stolen etc....
Submitted: 4/26/2004
Style of Music: Jazz, Rock.









9 out of 10
Quality:
One little gripe regarding the user interface. On the unit I have the L and R screenprint on each channel's pan controls are backwards; as is the 1 and 10 level indications on the aux sends. Perhaps the printer just had a bad day. It took me 4 weeks to notice this though, and which point I did a double take! :-)
But, this product is built like a tank. Great feeling knobs (except the little pan and aux knobs, which are too small and hard to turn, but I understand they had to save somewhere to get this into one rack space...).
Value:
Well worth the price. If you want a clean, transparent, compact mixer, this is it.
Desirability:
This is not a sexy product. Thank goodness! It does what it's supposed to do, and stays out of the way.
Sound:
I use the Rolls in a guitar rack, where it mixes the stereo outs of a Boogie TriAxes preamp (Rolls channels 2 and 3) and mono out from an Ovation acoustic (Rolls channel 4). A TC Electronic G-Force is blended into the mix via the aux sends and returned to channels 5 and 6. The stereo outs of the Rolls then feed a Boogie Simul-Class:90 power amp.
It works quite well in this application. I wanted a compact mixer that added 0 tone to the Boogie gear; one that was completely transparent. And, that's what I got! I love this little mixer. It knows how to stay out of the way.
Support:
Never needed support, so can't comment. I've had the Rolls about 6 months.
Overall:
I'd buy another one if this one were run over by a truck (but, it just might survive). Small size, transparency, mic preamp, and aux sends are why I bought this. If fit my application like a glove.
Small aux/pan knobs, incorrect screenprinting on the aux/pan labels are it's minor drawbacks.
Submitted: 8/23/2003
Style of Music: Jazz (standards) and Jazz/Rock fusion. Some Latin Jazz.
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