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At A Glance

Inputs
Mic XLR Balanced. Line level 1/4" Unbalanced, Nominal line level of-10 dBV
Signal to Noise Ratio
74 dB, All controls set at maximum undipped level, bandwidth 22 kHz
System Gain @ 1 kHz
21 dB, Line Input to master output
Channel EQ (High, Low
2.6 kHz and above, 0.9 kHz and below, Low boost/cut: +/- 9.8 dB at 63 Hz
Powerlink
IN: Accepts a pre-master volume signal from other PowerWerks products, or a line level input from another audio product., Recommended use: Daisy chaining to another PW6FEX for expanding the number of channels.
Phantom Power
17 V, Available on all MIC inputs. Current limited to 5 mA
Power Requirements
18Vdc, Wall adapter is included
Effects
Reverb, 24 - bit digital
Weight
3.5 lbs
Outputs
Main, Monitor
Description

Powerwerks built the PW6EFX as a compact six-channel audio mixer designed to integrate with the broader PowerWerks tower speaker ecosystem. It occupied a utility role as both a standalone front-of-house mixing surface and an expansion node within a linked PowerWerks system, accepting and passing pre-master signals through its Powerlink connectors.

The mixer provided six individual channels, each accepting mic-level signals via balanced XLR and line-level signals via unbalanced quarter-inch inputs. Phantom power of 17 V was available across all mic inputs, current-limited to 5 mA per channel. A two-band channel EQ addressed highs at 2.6 kHz and above and lows at 0.9 kHz and below, with a low boost/cut of +/- 9.8 dB at 63 Hz. The unit's signal-to-noise ratio measured 74 dB with all controls at maximum undipped level across a 22 kHz bandwidth, and system gain at 1 kHz was rated at 21 dB from line input to master output. On-board effects consisted of 24-bit digital reverb. The Powerlink OUT port exported a pre-master signal to other PowerWerks products, while the Powerlink IN port accepted a pre-master signal from another PowerWerks unit or a line-level source, enabling daisy-chaining of an additional PW6EFX to expand the total channel count. The unit ran on an 18 V DC wall adapter, which was included. The unit weighed 3.5 lbs.

Owners sourcing a replacement wall adapter should confirm the 18 V DC specification before substituting any supply; a qualified electronics technician can verify connector polarity and current requirements from the unit's labelling.

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