Mixer Omnitronic MZD-88 8 channels 20 - 20000 Hz Silver

The Omnitronic MZD-88 is an 8-channel rack mixer designed for flexible signal routing in installations and live environments. It accepts up to eight audio inputs and provides eight balanced XLR outputs. The unit covers a frequency range of 20–20,000 Hz, has an input impedance of 10,000 Ω and a typical power consumption of 10 W. Its 2U rack form factor and compact dimensions (482 × 195 × 89 mm) allow straightforward integration into DJ rigs and pro-audio racks.

Advantages

The MZD-88 offers freely assignable routing so any of the eight inputs can be sent to any of the eight outputs. Outputs are grouped into four independently controllable groups, each channel with its own level and pan control, enabling distribution to mono or stereo zones with different output signals. Balanced XLR connections reduce noise and maintain signal integrity across installations.

Suitable for

• DJ booths and live performance racks
• Fixed installations with multiple zones (bars, halls, restaurants)
• Audio distribution where separate level and pan control per channel is required
• Recording setups needing flexible source-to-output routing

Key specifications

• Channels: 8 inputs, 8 outputs (freely assignable)
• Output grouping: 4 groups with separate level and pan control
• Frequency range: 20–20,000 Hz
• Input impedance: 10,000 Ω
• Power consumption: typically 10 W
• Connections: balanced XLR inputs and outputs
• Rack size: 2 U; Dimensions: 482 × 195 × 89 mm
• Color/finish: Silver

How to use

Connect up to eight audio sources to the balanced XLR inputs and route each input to the desired output using the assignment controls. Use the group-level and pan controls to set the relative level and stereo position for each channel within its group. For distribution to mono zones, assign sources to individual outputs; for stereo zones, assign pairs of outputs according to the required stereo arrangement. Mount the unit in a standard 19-inch rack using the 2U spacing.

Usage recommendations

Use balanced XLR cables and maintain proper gain staging at source devices to minimize noise and ensure optimal headroom. When configuring multiple zones, label inputs and outputs to simplify reconfiguration and troubleshooting.