EQD created the Four to One Mixer as the final docking station for all of your diverging sonic journeys! The Four to One mixer is a simple and compact 4 channel mixer with independent level controls and selectable phase for each channel. This was primarily designed to be used with the One to Four Splitter to create 4 parallel signal paths, but it can be used just about anywhere you need to mix four different sources into a single output with your unique sound!


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Features:

- The final docking station for all of your diverging sonic journeys
- Level: Adjusts the output volume of the channel
- Independent level controls and selectable phase for each channel
- High headroom 1 Mohm input impedance & low 100 ohm output impedance
- Built to handle anything from guitars, basses, synths, drum machines, & more

This high-headroom device features a high 1 Mohm input impedance and a low 100 ohm output impedance ensuring all signals maintain their sonic integrity throughout their journey, even on long cable runs. The high headroom input impedance of this device allows it to accept a variety of instruments without distortion or clipping. This was built to handle just about anything, including guitars, basses, synthesizers, drum machines, and more!

Phase selector switches for each channel will make sure to correct any issues you might have from mixing multiple different… read more signals with opposing polarities. Sometimes mixes can sound out-of-phase, leaving the resulting signal sounding thin or tinnier. Adjusting the Phase on the Four to One Mixer will help you avoid these issues. When used in conjunction with the Four to One Splitter and our Flexi Loops, you can create wild parallel signal paths at the flip of a switch! Use it to mix 4 instruments into one amp! Run four synths into a single channel! Put the whole band through your wall of amps! The possibilities are still nearly endless.

Phase -/+: Use this to select the output phase of the channel. Sometimes other pedals and various instruments will invert the phase of the signal, which causes major problems when mixing with other non-inverted signals. If you have a signal that is inverted, flip the phase switch to "-" and the polarity will be corrected. In most cases, this switch should stay in the "+" position.

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