Behringer Mixer RX1602, Looking for schematic

[Edgar L]

Hello friends.
I have been searching for weeks for the service manual or electronic schematic for this Behringer series and I have not found anything.
Does anyone have this material and could help me by sending it here or by email?
I would be very grateful.

 

[Deleted member 104]

Hi,
The RX1602 service manual doesn't seem to be available online, but found one for the MX1602, maybe it shares some of the same circuits.
https://www.synthxl.com/behringer-mx-1602

 

[shimmilou]

Found this thread:
https://groupdiy.com/threads/schematic-for-behringer-rx1602-mixer.38911/

 

[John Godsland]

The above schematic shows that your outputs are 'impedance balanced' - a system that works very well, so adding a genuine balance output wouldn't really offer any advantages surely?

 

[Mr CMRR]

The above schematic shows that your outputs are 'impedance balanced' - a system that works very well, so adding a genuine balance output wouldn't really offer any advantages surely?

Correct! The ONLY possible advantage of a symmetrical (equal and opposite output voltage) output stage is 6 dB higher output before clipping (headroom). The noise rejection in a balanced interface is due entirely to impedances.
I'm inventor of the "In-Genius" balanced input stage (licensed to THAT Corp) and have been trying to debunk myths and misunderstandings about balanced interfaces for 30 years.