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12-Channel Rack Mixer

  • 8 XLR inputs
  • 2 Stereo inputs (jack)
  • 2-Band EQ and Clip LED per channel
  • 1 Monitor path
  • 24-Bit effects processor with 100 presets
  • Headphone and control room output
  • Tape in/out (RCA)
  • 48V Phantom power
  • 60mm fader per channel and master
  • Dimensions (H x W x D): 133 x 482 x 150 mm
  • 19" Rack mount with 3U
  • Available since June 2006
  • Item number 194677
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • simultaneously used channels 10
  • Mic-In 8
  • Stereo-In 2
  • Master Out XLR
  • Pre Aux max. 1
  • PC-Interface No
  • Multitrack-Recording No
  • USB/SD Direct Record No
  • Effect Processor Yes
  • USB Play No
  • Bluetooth Play No
  • Zones 0
  • HE Units 3 U
  • Height 133 mm
  • Width 482 mm
  • Depth 150 mm
  • altezza 133 mm
  • Weight 3 kg
  • Parallel usable Channels 10
  • Mic Ins 8
  • Mono Line Ins 8
  • Mono Line-in 8
  • Stereo Ins 2
  • Hi-Z Input 0
  • Phantom Power 48V
  • Aux Ways 2
  • Number of Pre Aux max. 1
  • PC Interface No
  • Audio Interface Input 0
  • Audio Interface Output 0
  • Rec Out (Analog) Yes
  • Insert Yes
  • Panorama Yes
  • Racklight Connector No
  • Lamp Connector No
  • Foot switch No
  • Foot Switch No
  • 19" Rackmount Yes
  • Rackmount Yes
  • Case Thomann No
  • Case Thon No
  • Bag No
575 AED 133,61 €
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A compact mixer for rack applications

The Behringer RX 1202 FX V2 is a mixer that has been designed for installation in 19" racks and offers twelve channels for mixing. The rear panel houses eight XLR inputs and two line inputs, an AUX return, and a CD/tape input – all of which are in stereo. In terms of outputs, there is a main XLR output, a control output via two 6.3mm jacks, and a CD/tape output that, like the corresponding input, is in RCA (cinch) format. Each channel strip includes a fader and six knobs: Gain, two-band EQ, and monitor and FX sends as well as controls for pan (for channels 1 to 8) and balance (on channels 9/10 and 11/12), while the overall volume is governed by a master fader. Finally, the RX1202FX V2's built-in effects processor lets the user add polish with options like reverb, delay, chorus, flanger, and pitch shifting. All of these features combined make the RX 1202 FX V2 a versatile choice for a wide range of applications.

Controls on the Behringer RX 1202 FX V2 12-channel rack mixer

Always be in control

As mentioned above, the Behringer RX 1202 FX V2 features its own effects processor, which boasts 24-bit quality as well as 100 presets and thus gives users an immense choice in terms of effects. These can be selected via the FX dial, and an LED indicator for the signal level allows the processor to be safely protected against overloads. A knob for adjusting the effect level is in turn located below this control, as is the FX Solo button, which lets the user listen to only the effect signal. The adjacent "CD/Tape To CTRL" button can be used to route the signal from the corresponding input (for which the sockets are located on the rear panel) to the monitoring output, allowing a soundcard to be connected and the tracks to be recorded to a DAW with simultaneous playback. Finally the "CD/Tape To Mix" function provides an additional input for signal sources such as tape machines or CD/MP3 players.

Connections on the Behringer RX1202FX V2 12-channel rack mixer

Mixing for entire rigs and whole bands

The Behringer RX 1202 FX V2 is a great solution both for the studio and for live applications, in the former of which it is perfect for mixing signals from different tracking rooms. In the live environment, on the other hand, this 12-track mixer will provide guitarists and keyboard players using rackmount gear an excellent way to create a single signal from multiple sources, in addition to which the RX 1202 FX V2 can be used to mix entire bands or conferences involving multiple speakers. The mixer's rear panel features a stereo main output in XLR format that allows the signal to be routed to a PA system, as well as a control output which can be used to send the signal to a DAW for simultaneous recording, meaning that even complete live shows can be recorded, for example. Thanks to its special design, the Behringer RX 1202 FX V2 can be effortlessly integrated into a 19" rack (requiring 3U in height), which means it can easily be taken on every tour.

Behringer logo on the RX 1202 FX V2 12-channel rack mixer

About Behringer

The company, which was founded in Germany by Uli Behringer and now manufactures its products in China, has been known for affordable and great-value equipment since its very first product, the Studio Exciter F. An array of mixing consoles (such as the Eurodesk MX8000), signal processors, and later sound amplification and monitoring equipment, has made it possible for countless musicians to fit out their home studios, practice rooms, and mobile PAs within budget limits that were previously unthinkable. The acquisition of other companies, including Midas, Klark Teknik, and TC Electronic, meant that new product groups were added - and also resulted in the technical expertise of these companies being incorporated into product development.

High-quality, warm-sounding preamps

The Behringer RX 1202 FX V2's channel strips are equipped with equalisers that are based on those of classic British mixing desks of the 1960s and 1970s and give the signals a distinctive warmth, and the mixer additionally features eight Xenxy microphone preamps that deliver an outstandingly high-quality sound. 48V phantom power is available for each channel, so the RX 1202 FX V2 can additionally be used in conjunction with condenser microphones, and this feature can be activated via the button found to the right of the main power switch situated on the rear panel of the device. Each of the aforementioned channel strips is equipped with a red clipping LED, so the user will immediately know when to dial back the channel's gain control, as well as a dedicated PAN control to allow the signal to be positioned within the stereo image. The two stereo channels in turn have a balance control each.

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Top rack mixer
Koggers 19.12.2019
I had it in my studio for a few weeks now as a sub mixer for my synths and drum machines, everything works perfectly fine without any audible noise. You get a lot of value for your money including balanced inputs and outputs, useful EQ's and FX, great also that is inserts on channels 1-8. One star deducted for the missing mute buttons.
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moaning old man 14.07.2022
a simple cheap mixer which you should think about when buying this unit. It does what it says on the tin but does have limitations and some simple little fixws, the unit is rack mount and when it is you find the on off switch at the back of the unit, so for some its going to be a pain because sometimes you cannot get to it. still never mind its just one of those things and all my other units have the on off button on the front.... the shannel stips are simple and really good to use, the eq is either more bass or more highes, thats it, no 4 band eq etc this is a basic mixer and thats what you get. the effects are easy to use and sound ok for the work you will be doing with this, if you want different effects on different channels you will need to spend some more moeny on your mixer. all the ins and outs are on the back so again if this is going to be in a rack then it needs to be wired up first. the unit is light and protable but I would not use it for anything more that a monitor set up, 80mm faders work nice and again if you want more say 100mmm or flying faders then this is not the unit for you. I bought the unit for my home studio but found that I was for ever taking it out of the rack to plug things in and out. poor planning and not thought through when I ordered it so my fault, the real use I would say is get a stand a lone mixer you ca get too, you could use this in a barr to run your back ground music but for me it does not replace a full mixer and for the price although cheap its only real use would be in a set up where you will not need access to the in puts and you only want very basic eq.. Each channel has a clip red light which is ok but the led metre is pointless. 2 green 1 amber and 1 red does nothing for anyone, if your using a daw it does not give you the quality you need when mastering..... Sorry im only putting the bad points down, it is what it is but functionality you need to have a good think about the use your going to put it to.
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Great on stage
Sten Stinus 01.04.2020
A great tool for use on stage, an smaal and easy to handle mixer that has everything you need on stage as a pre-mixer (for drums or keyboards), as a monitor mixer or even as an end-mixer for smal bands or small venues.
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Lots of function compared to size
Morten M. 13.12.2013
This mixer has it all. Eq, Aux, built-in FX, sub-out(mono out) and even faders. Easy handling, not any unnecessary functions. Depth is great, giving you lot of free space inside the rack. Unfortunately the built-in effects has a rather poor sound quality, but hey, what can you expect? The price, build quality and easy handling makes this a great deal for anyone looking for a reasonable prices rack-mixer.
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