Phoenix STINGRAY User manual

Brand: Phoenix

Model: STINGRAY

Type: User manual

Phoenix STINGRAY

The Phoenix STINGRAY is a powerful and versatile audio mixer designed for a wide range of applications. With its intuitive user interface and comprehensive feature set, the STINGRAY makes it easy to mix and process audio for live sound, recording, and broadcast.

Some of the key features of the STINGRAY include:

8-channel digital mixer with 24-bit/96kHz audio quality
4 microphone inputs with phantom power and XLR/TRS combo jacks
2 stereo line inputs with TRS jacks
2 aux sends and 2 stereo returns
3-band EQ on each channel
Built-in effects processor with reverb, delay, and chorus

Phoenix STINGRAY

The Phoenix STINGRAY is a powerful and versatile audio mixer designed for a wide range of applications. With its intuitive user interface and comprehensive feature set, the STINGRAY makes it easy to mix and process audio for live sound, recording, and broadcast.

Some of the key features of the STINGRAY include:

8-channel digital mixer with 24-bit/96kHz audio quality
4 microphone inputs with phantom power and XLR/TRS combo jacks
2 stereo line inputs with TRS jacks
2 aux sends and 2 stereo returns
3-band EQ on each channel
Built-in effects processor with reverb, delay, and chorus

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Using the Beyerdynamic MPR 210 B Array with Phoenix Stingray

The MPR 210 is a modern desktop microphone which is ideal for discussions, tele/

video conferencing and announcements. The Revoluto technology with integrated

microphone capsules provides a so-called corridor characteristic which ensures a

wide range of good voice quality.

Beyerdynamic Classis RM30 Specications

Microphone Sensitivity: 20 - 200 mV/PA

Dynamic Range: 112 dB-A

Require Phantom Power: 24-54V

Recommended Mic Sensitivity

Table Top: 14 dB

Device Sensitivity: High

1) The microphone should be connected to the XLR to Terminal Block Converter (MT720) which is

then connected to the “microphone input” port of the Stingray.

Setting the Stingray

The Stingray’s mixer should be assigned to the mic input. The setting can be selected either via the

device front panel or through the Stingray’s setup GUI.

XLR to Terminal Block Converter (MT720)

Stingray Front Panel :

1) From the front panel enter into the menu

2) Scroll down to the second menu item which is the “automatic mixer selection”.

3) Select it, and in it select “mix microphone input”.

Stingray GUI:

1) Select the primary unit and then click on “edit primary parameters”.

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2) In the next screen you should select MIC MIXER.

3) Select the Microphone button to adjust microphone sensitivity. You can also view the micro-

phone levels from this screen.

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Beyerdynamic MPR 210B Microphone Array - Tested Congurations

1) Table Top

NOTE

• The MPR 210B Microphone Array has independent sensitivity settings on the device. All

internal testing done with this microphone has been in the HIGH setting only. Ensure the

proper device sensitivity is selected to ensure the recommended settings

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Phoenix STINGRAY User manual

Brand: Phoenix

Model: STINGRAY

Type: User manual

Phoenix STINGRAY

The Phoenix STINGRAY is a powerful and versatile audio mixer designed for a wide range of applications. With its intuitive user interface and comprehensive feature set, the STINGRAY makes it easy to mix and process audio for live sound, recording, and broadcast.

Some of the key features of the STINGRAY include:

8-channel digital mixer with 24-bit/96kHz audio quality
4 microphone inputs with phantom power and XLR/TRS combo jacks
2 stereo line inputs with TRS jacks
2 aux sends and 2 stereo returns
3-band EQ on each channel
Built-in effects processor with reverb, delay, and chorus

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