Peavey PV-5300 Powered Mixer

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Portable and affordable, this powered mixer from Peavey features four dual XLR and 1/4" inputs, digital reverb, a five band EQ, and FLS feedback remover.

Overview

The Peavey PV-5300 is an all-in-one powered mixer, providing up to four combination XLR and 1/4" inputs using premium Peavey mic preamps, and 200-watts of peak power for crystal clear audio reproduction. The Peavey PV 5300 uses exclusive and patented features to accurately help improve tone and clarity of vocals. Their patented and revolutionary FLS(R) "Feedback Locating System" quickly and easily identifies and removes feedback. Footswitchable, built-in reverb complements the already feature-packed unit. Connect almost anything to this versatile mixer via the onboard 1/4", RCA and 1/8" mini jacks.

Features:

- FLS(R) Feedback Locating System
- Combination XLR and 1/4" input jack
- Five-band graphic EQ with FLS(R)
- Master mute for channels 1-4
- On-board digital reverb
- RCA, 1/8" media input
- Dual power amp section
- RCA record outputs
- LED meter bridge
- Power amp sub-sonic filtering
- Footswitchable effects defeat
- 2 channels x 50 watts RMS, 100 watts peak into 4 Ohms
- 2 channels x 30 watts RMS, 60 watts peak into 8 Ohms

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Specs

- Weight Unpacked: 14.99 lb (6.8 kg)
- Weight Packed: 17.00 lb (7.71 kg)
- Width Packed: 11.75" (29.845 cm)
- Height Packed: 17.75" (45.085 cm)
- Depth Packed: 11.5" (29.21 cm)

Dimensions and Weight in Packaging
Base Item: Shipping Weight: 17 lbs; Shipping Dimensions: 16 x 11 x 11 in; Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 03601820

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 877-732-8391
Email: customerservice@peavey.com
Web: https://peavey.com/c/Contact-Us

Reviews

(3 ratings)

Submitted September 17, 2013 by John Gilbert in Santa Ana, CA

"Great sound"

Overall:

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Versatile for amplified acoustic guitar and voice, good controls, only one drawback. The reverb isn't really reverb. It is a fast repeat room echo which I wouldn't bother to use. I am actually thinking of trying the next model up, or just figure voices sound better dry anyway.