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56, 40 or 24 mono channel configurations, both with 4 stereo
channels.
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All mono inputs feature switchable phantom power, 26dB pad
switches, 44dB gain trim, phase switch, sweepable high-pass filter,
and fully-sweepable 4-band EQ.
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16 mix busses with Yamaha’s GA (Group/Aux) Diversity system on
mix busses 1 through 8.
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Mix busses 1 through 16 switchable for pre- or post-fader operation
in 4-buss groups.
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Mix sends 13/14 and 15/16 configured as stereo sends with pan/
balance controls.
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3-point signal indicators on all channels with SIGNAL, NOMINAL,
and PEAK LEDs.
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All channels assignable to 8 VCA groups with full-length VCA
master faders and mute switches.
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Balanced outputs for all 16 mix busses, the stereo buss, and the 8
matrix submixes.
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20 x 8 submix matrix mixes signals from all 16 mix busses, the
stereo buss, and stereo matrix sub inputs.
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Insert patch points on all input channels, all mix busses, and the
stereo outputs.
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Memory for up to 128 mute scenes with 8 direct recall switches and
numeric keys for fast access to scenes.
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Scene direct recall switches can alternatively be used as 8 mute
group switches.
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MIDI-controlled scene recall or complete mute automation.
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Dual stereo outputs with independent level control.
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VCA EXTERNAL I/O connector allows linking two M3000As, or an
M3000A with another VCA-compatible Yamaha console.
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All PFL/AFL switches are combined with an LED that lights when
the switch is on. Lock type push switches are also two-tone for
quick switch position recognition.
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High-performance external power supply (two power supplies can
be parallel connected for automatic switchover in case of failure).
The Most Dynamic Buss
System Available
Most mixing consoles have a fixed buss
system: say 4 groups busses, 3 or 4
auxiliary busses, a stereo buss, and maybe
a mono buss. The numbers and variations
are endless, but you’re stuck with the
configuration you initially purchased. If
your buss requirements change, you need a
new console. And if your buss require-
ments change from project to project, you’ll
need a console with way more capacity
The superior quality and versatility of Yamaha professional audio consoles should be no
surprise to anyone who is familiar with sound reinforcement. The Yamaha M3000A,
however, is bound to raise a few eyebrows. It offers the same industry-leading
standards of audio quality and rugged reliability that Yamaha is famous for, plus a
number of innovative features for unprecedented versatility and applicability. And
best of all, its wide selection of input configurations—24, 40 and 56 input
models—are available at prices that are sure to make the budget-minded
professional smile.
Read on and learn how Yamaha has, once again, redefined the
leading edge of sound reinforcement.