MIXBOOTH
This two-channel, fully analog stereo mixer module is tightly integrated into the Warthog system, built directly into the Warthog’s enclosure. It offers two AUX sends, two stereo returns, a stereo mix output, and a headphone output, playing a key role in managing internal signal levels, shaping effect paths, and enabling monitoring.
The two mono channel inputs are located on the front panel of the module. Each channel features:
- Cue function
- Mute switch
- Volume control
- Pan control
- AUX Send 1 & 2 controls
The master section includes:
- Two AUX send master controls
- Two stereo return level controls
(the AUX returns can also function as stereo channels)
The Phones, Mix Out L/R, Aux Send 1 & 2, and Stereo AUX Return connectors are located on the rear panel of the Warthog’s enclosure, ensuring clean and ergonomic patching within the modular system.
This module does not feature TOTAL RECALL; all settings are adjusted manually — fully in line with its intended role and functionality within the system.
Module features of AS5222 MIXBOOTH:
Block diagram of AS5222 MIXBOOTH:
Owner’s manual:
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