Price List Rp.76.800.000
YAMAHA LS9-16 16 Channel Digital MixerLightweight, compact digital mixers with advanced features and outstanding sound quality. Incredibly compact, lightweight digital live-sound consoles with recallable head amps, a built-in USB memory recorder/player, and stunning sound quality.
The LS9 series consoles follow in the distinguished footsteps of the Yamaha PM1D, PM5D, and M7CL, expanding Yamaha's digital mixing console lineup for live sound and installations. The LS9 series consists of the 32-mic/line input 64-channel LS9-32, and the 16-mic/line input 32 channel LS9-16. While being compact and light enough for one person to move and set up easily, both models include features that have been field-proven in previous Yamaha digital consoles as well as outstanding sonic quality. In addition to an extensive range of gating, compression, and equalization capabilities, there's also a built-in USB memory recorder/player for recording or BGM playback, and other functionality that give you everything you need for small to medium scale live sound or installed applications in remarkably compact, all-in-one consoles.
Features:
Lightweight and Compact for Superior Portability and HandlingWhile maintaining the functionality, sound quality, and operability of high-end Yamaha digital mixers such as the PM1D, the LS9 series consoles are small and light enough to be easily transported and set by a single person (LS9-32 = 19.4 kg, LS9-16 = 12.0 kg). Either of these remarkably manageable consoles can deliver advanced features and performance for a wide range temporary live sound systems as well as permanent installations.
Choose the Model that Suits Your Needs
The LS9 series includes the 32-mic/line input 64-channel LS9-32 and the 16-mic/line input 32 channel LS9-16. With it's greater input capacity and bus complement the LS9-32 is an idea choice for larger live sound applications with complex input and output requirements, while the LS9-16 offers maximum handling and operating ease for events and smaller live sound applications.
No-compromise Analog Circuit Design Delivers the Best Sound in this Class
The Yamaha PM1D digital mixing console and PM5000 analog console were acclaimed by leading sound engineers around the world for their stunning sound quality. The LS9 series consoles inherit the same type of superior sonic performance thanks to painstaking parts selection and detailed attention to the design of every circuit detail … right down to the power supply and grounding. Of course special attention has been paid to the critical had amplifiers, with outstanding results. Much of the technology developed for the top-end models mentioned above has been unreservedly applied to ensure that these mixers come out at the top of their class.
Intuitive Interface
Each input channel features a 100-millimeter fader, ON/OFF key, CUE key, and 6-segment LED level meter that allow analog-style hands-on operation of the primary channel functions. Yamaha's popular Selected Channel interface allows smooth, intuitive access to the more detailed channel functions via a color LCD display and an array of logically arranged encoders. And no matter what display is showing, you can instantly return to the main display by simply pressing the HOME key. This interface has been refined and proven over many generations of Yamaha digital mixing consoles.
16 or 32 Mono Input Channels Plus 4 Stereo Input Channels expandable up to 32 or 64 channels in Two Layers
The LS9-32 has a total of 33 faders and the LS9-16 has 17. The LS9-32 faders control the 32 inputs and stereo output, while the LS9-16 faders control the console's 16 inputs and stereo output. Since the LS9-32 can handle a maximum of 64 channels while the LS9-16 can handle a maximum of 32 channels, both models feature switchable channel layers with the second LS9-32 layer allowing direct control of channels 33 through 64, and the second LS9-16 layer providing access to channels 17 through 32. Input sources can be freely patched to the channels as required, and a single source can be patched to two channels, for example, with one in the first layer being used for front-of-house feed and another in the second layer for monitoring. Direct LAYER keys allow instantaneous switching between layers. Both consoles also feature four stereo inputs. When you consider the compact dimensions of these consoles, this much input capacity and versatility is a remarkable accomplishment.
Extensive Channel Functionality
The LS9 consoles feature recallable head amplifiers that cover a wide 72-dB input range, phantom power, phase switching, a high-pass filter, 4-band full parametric equalization, panning with LCR capability…all the basics. But there's much more. You can choose from two EQ response types, and each channel features two dynamics processors that can be used for gating, compression, ducking, expansion, and even de-essing. There's even an attenuator (with boost) that makes it possible to take full advantage of he console's extra digital word length for extraordinary sound quality. No analog console has ever offered this amount of control.
16 Mix Buses, 8 Matrix Buses, Plus Stereo and Mono Buses with LCR Mode
The LS9-32 has 16 analog "omni" XLR outputs on the rear panel, while the LS9-16 has 8. For easy expansion the LS9-32 has two Mini-YGDAI cards slots, and the LS9-16 has a single slot. The expansion slots make it easy to expand the consoles with high-quality analog I/O, or digital I/O in a range of formats. The 16 mix buses can function in either AUX (VARI) or GROUP (FIX) mode. When the AUX (VARI) mode is selected the send point can be set PRE EQ, PRE FADER, or POST FADER. 8 matrix buses are provided in addition to the mix buses, and these can be used for side fill or recorder sends, or anywhere additional sends are required. For easy, efficient monitor mixing a SENDS ON FADER feature instantly assigns to send levels to the consoles faders. The output busses feature many of the same functions as the input channels, including 4-band full parametric EQ and dynamics, for extended output processing capability.
Virtual Rack with Top-quality Effects
There's no need for external effect racks with an LS9 console, both models provide a Virtual Rack that's packed with a complete range of effects that will cover just about any processing requirements. Up to 4 multi-effect processors can be used simultaneously, and you can use as many as 8 graphic equalizers. The internal effect library offers 48 preset effects … including the acclaimed REV-X reverb effects. In addition to the standard 31-band single-channel GEQ units, you also have 2-channel Flex15GEQ units that allow up to 16 15-point GEQ units to be used simultaneously. Both GEQ types allow convenient band adjustment via the console faders, and the channel ON keys can be used to instantly reset the corresponding band to zero boost/cut.
Recall Safe and Recall Focus…Right Down to Head Amp Gain
The LS9 scene memory allows instant store and recall of all console parameters, including head amp gain. The Recall Safe function can be used to exclude specified channels from scene recall operations, making it possible to leave sound effect or MC channels unaffected by scene recall, for example. There's also the Recall Focus function that makes it possible to specify which function group will be affected by scene recall: head amp, virtual rack, input patch, output patch, input channel, or output channel.
USB Memory Recorder/Player for Convenient Recording and BGM or Effect Playback
The LS9 consoles feature a built-in 2-track USB memory recorder and player that eliminates the need for external 2-track devices for many applications. It's easy to make live recording direct from the console, and it's also a convenient way to play background music or sound effects. The USB memory player is compatible with MP3, AAC, and WMA file formats at 96, 128, or 196 kbps.
Detailed Access Management
LS9 series consoles allow convenient, detailed access management, which can be especially important in fixed installations. User keys (standard USB memory devices) can be issued with different access levels for different users. Access can be controlled in detail, from full console to just a fader or two, as required.
LS9 Editor Software for Enhanced Operability and Programmability
The LS9 Editor is a free software viewer/editor application for Windows-based computers. It can be used online in real time for convenient, flexible metering as well as Selected Channel parameter display. LS9 Editor is also a great way to pre-program console setups offline for significantly enhanced efficiency. In permanent installations different operators can keep their own setups individually, and load them in the console as required via a USB memory device. The Editor program is also a great way to manage safe data backups.
Technical Specification:
| Internal processing | 32bit (Accumulator=58bit) |
| Sampling frequency rate | Internal: 44.1kHz,48kHz External: 44.1kHz(-10%) to 48kHz(+6%) |
| Signal delay | Less than 2.5ms (INPUT to OMNI OUT @48kHz) |
| Total harmonic distortion Input Gain=Min.*1 | CH INPUT to OMNI OUT Less than 0.05% 20Hz to 20kHz |
| Frequency response | CH INPUT to OMNI OUT 0, +0.5, -1.5dB 20Hz to 20kHz |
| Dynamic range (Maximum level to noise level) | 110dB, DA Converter (OMNI OUT) 108dB, AD+DA (OMNI OUT) |
| Hum & noise level*2 | -128dB, Equivalent input noise (20-20kHz, Rs=150ohms, Input Gain=Max) -84dB, Residual noise |
| Crosstalk(@1kHz) Input Gain=Min | -100dB*3, -80dB adjacent input channels -100dB*3, -80dB input to output |
| Power requirements | 110V-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | LS9-32: 170W, LS9-16: 95W |
| Dimensions | LS9-32: 34.8(W) x 8.7(H) x 19.7(D) 884(W) x 220(H) x 500(D)mm LS9-16: 18.9(W) x 8.7(H) x 19.7(D) 480(W) x 220(H) x 500(D)mm |
| Weight | LS9-32=43 lbs, LS9-16= 26.5 lbs LS9-32: 19.4kg, LS9-16: 12.0kg |
*1 Total harmonic distortion is measured with a 6dB/oct filter @80Hz
2* Hum & noise are measured with 6dB/oct filter @12.7kHz; equivalent to a 20kHz filterwith infinite dB/oct attenuation
*3 Crosstalk is measured with a 30 dB/octave filter @22 kHz
2* Hum & noise are measured with 6dB/oct filter @12.7kHz; equivalent to a 20kHz filterwith infinite dB/oct attenuation
*3 Crosstalk is measured with a 30 dB/octave filter @22 kHz
ANALOG INPUT CHARACTERISTICS
| Input terminal | Actual load impedance | For use with nominal | Input level | Connector | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GAIN | Sensitivity | Nominal | Max. before clip | ||||
| INPUT 1-n* | -62dB +10dB | 3kohms | 50-600 ohm Mics & 600ohm Lines | -82dBu | -62dBu | -42dBu | XLR3-31 type* |
| -10dBu | +10dBu | +30dBu | |||||
* LS9-32: n=32, LS9-16: n=16
ANALOG OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS
| Output terminal | Actual source impedance | For use with nominal | GAIN SW | Output level | Connector | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominal | Max. before clip | |||||
| OMNI OUT 1-n* | 75ohms | 600ohm Lines | +24dB** +18dB | +4dBu -2dBu | +24dBu +18dBu | XLR-3-32 type |
| PHONES OUT | 15ohms | 8ohm Phones | - | 75mW | 150mW | ST Phone jack |
| 40ohm Phones | - | 65mW | 150mW | |||
* LS9-32: n=16, LS9-16: n=8
** Default
** Default
DIGITAL OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS
| Terminal | Format | Data length | Level | Connector | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2TR IN DIGITAL | COAXIAL | IEC60958 | 24bit | 0.5Vpp/ 75ohms | RCA pin jack |
| 2TR OUT DIGITAL | COAXIAL | IEC60958 (Consumer Use) | 24bit | 0.5Vpp/ 75ohms | RCA pin jack |
CONTROL I/O CHARACTERISTICS
| Terminal | Format | Level | Connector | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NETWORK (Ethernet) | 100Base-T | - | RJ45 | |
| MIDI | IN | MIDI | - | DIN-5pin |
| OUT | MIDI | - | DIN-5pin | |
| WORD CLOCK | IN | - | TTL/75ohms, Terminated | BNC |
| OUT | - | TTL/75ohms | BNC | |
| LAMP * | - | 0V-12V | XLR-4-31 type | |
| USB HOST | USB1.1 | USB ** | A type USB Connector | |
* Only for LS9-32; 4pin=+12V, 3pin=GND; Max: 5W
** Bus powered hubs are not supported.
** Bus powered hubs are not supported.
MIXER WINDOW
The main page of the StageMix is called the "Mixer" window. It shows the EQ curve, CUE and ON buttons, fader and level meters, and channel names for eight adjacent channels.
Across the top of the screen, all Input, Mix and Matrix level meters and faders are displayed in blocks of eight. This is the "Navigation/Meter Bridge". Press any of these blocks to select which channels are viewed in the fader strips below.
The main page of the StageMix is called the "Mixer" window. It shows the EQ curve, CUE and ON buttons, fader and level meters, and channel names for eight adjacent channels.
Across the top of the screen, all Input, Mix and Matrix level meters and faders are displayed in blocks of eight. This is the "Navigation/Meter Bridge". Press any of these blocks to select which channels are viewed in the fader strips below.
SENDS ON FADERS
The colour of this button matches those used on the LS9 console. [CUE] and [ON] buttons appear below, allowing the currently active Mix or Matrix bus to be Cued and turned On/Off.
The colour of this button matches those used on the LS9 console. [CUE] and [ON] buttons appear below, allowing the currently active Mix or Matrix bus to be Cued and turned On/Off.
EQ EDITING
Parametric EQ
One band of EQ can be adjusted at a time. Press one of the green circles to select the band, and it will be highlighted yellow. EQ bands in StageMix are labelled as follows:
- HP = HPF (input channels only)
- 1 = Low Band
- 2 = Low-Mid Band
- 3 = High-Mid Band
- 4 = High Band
One band of EQ can be adjusted at a time. Press one of the green circles to select the band, and it will be highlighted yellow. EQ bands in StageMix are labelled as follows:
- HP = HPF (input channels only)
- 1 = Low Band
- 2 = Low-Mid Band
- 3 = High-Mid Band
- 4 = High Band
Graphic EQ
The upper section of the GEQ setup screen shows GEQ curves and gain levels of all 31 bands. White dot indicates the level position of each band. You can set up each band level by faders shown below it. Settings can be done up to 10 bands at once. Slide the screen to select different bands.
The upper section of the GEQ setup screen shows GEQ curves and gain levels of all 31 bands. White dot indicates the level position of each band. You can set up each band level by faders shown below it. Settings can be done up to 10 bands at once. Slide the screen to select different bands.
FUNCTIONS
CONTROLLABLE PARAMETERS
- Sends on Faders
- Input Channel Faders
- Input Channel On/Off
- Input Channel Parametric EQs
- Input Channel Cue
- Mix Master Faders
- Mix Bus On/Off
- Mix Bus Parametric EQs
- Mix Bus Cue
- Stereo/Mono Master Fader
- Stereo/Mono Master On/Off
- Stereo/Mono Master EQ
- Last Cue/Mix Cue Mode
- Clear All Cues
- Graphic EQs
DISPLAY ONLY PARAMETERS
- Input Channel Names
- Input Channel Meters
- Mix/Matrix Bus Names
- Mix Bus Meters
- EQ Input Meter
- EQ Output Meter
- Stereo/Mono Master Meter
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- StageMix running on an Apple iPad®
- Wireless connection from the iPad® to a WiFi access point
- Ethernet connection from the WiFi access point to the LS9
