The features and layout of the FF-4.2 were determined in collaboration with leading loudspeaker manufacturers Funktion One.
The FF-4.2 has 4 channels; each channel has two inputs selectable by a push switch. There is also a fifth input which is the console microphone input.
The FF6.2 and FF4.2 were designed to be among the best analogue signal path mixers in the world.
The FF4.2 is the 4 channel version of the FF6.2, note the FF2.2 is based on the FF6.2/FF4.2 but the differences are more than just a reduction in channels and so the FF2.2 is covered separately.
Each channel has a 4 band full kill EQ plus variable frequency high and low pass filters in addition to the features usually expected.
Channels 1 and 2 (Channel 1 on FF4.2) have Mic and balanced line inputs, with channels 3 – 6 (on FF4.2 channels 2 – 4) having line or phono.
With a separate console MIC the FF6.2 effectively has 7 channels and the FF4.2 has 5 channels. The microphones on channel 1 and 2 (FF4.2 channel 1) can be assigned to be in or out of the booth (the console mic is always out of the booth).
Channels 1 & 2 (FF4.2 channel 1) have selectable compressors which can be useful for recording a mix or when using microphones.
For full details see the technical leaflet.
Specifications
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The FF-4000 DJ mixer is a stereo, fixed format tabletop, designed in collaboration with Funktion One. The FF-4000 has 4 channels, .
While based on the FF6.2/FF4.2 the FF2.2 has some significant differences. The FF2.2 was designed particularly for use with vinyl. .
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