Harbinger

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The Harbinger LP9800 14-channel powered mixer provides the power and flexibility for gigging, rehearsing or jamming. With 800 watts of clean, articulate power, you can now drive stereo setups or split out for mains and monitors. Flip a switch and it transforms into a powerful mono bridge amp. The nine XLR mic inputs and 14 total line inputs allow you to use the LP9800 to mix and manage the sound for an entire band. Extra features include a performance-ready collection of 24-bit digital FX with customizable parameters, as well as rumble filters, –25dB pad and dual 9-band graphic EQs with LED lights to indicate your settings, easy to see in a dark club. Line outputs allow connections to powered speakers, making the LP9800 ready for any performance situation. Plus, its rugged construction and reliability means you can depend on it year after year.
Open Box Harbinger LP9800 Powered Mixer Level 1
Open Box Harbinger LP9800 Powered Mixer Level 1
Open Box Harbinger LP9800 Powered Mixer Level 1

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  • 800-watt amplifier with Stereo, Main/Monitor and Mono Bridge power modes
  • Studio-grade DSP effects with performance-ready presets
  • 9 XLR inputs with 48V phantom power
  • 6 XLR mic/line channels with –25dB pad and clip indicator
  • 3 XLR mic/stereo line channels
  • -25dB pad and Rumble Filter on channels 1 through 6
  • Dual 9-band graphic EQ with LEDs
  • 3-band EQ per input
  • FX Send and AUX send per input
  • 5-segment LED meters per power amp channel
  • Quick Parameter adjustment to dial in reverbs, delays, and chorus
  • RCA AUX In and AUX Out
  • Line outputs connect powered speakers or monitors
  • Rugged construction with protective corners and covering

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Input Channels
Microphone Inputs: –60dBu
  • Frequency Response: 20Hz–20KHz(±1dB)
  • Gain: 36dB
  • Line Inputs: –50dBu
  • Frequency Response: 20Hz–20KHz(±0.5dB)
  • Gain: 24dB
  • Impedance
    • Microphone Input: 2.2 kohm balanced/1.1 kohm unbalanced
    • All Other Inputs: 47 kohm unbalanced
    • Tape Out: 120 ohm
    • All Other Outputs: 100 ohm

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    3.92

    24 Reviews

    82%

    of respondents would recommend this to a friend

    Most Liked Positive Review

    4

    so far so good

    purchased in store on 9/12/2015. hooked it up next day using 2 old cerwin vega speakers. hooked up some drum mics and a vocal mic. dialed it in and started whaling. went for two hours without any volume swells or buzzing. decent amount of power to lively up the drums enough to keep up with big amps. with the speakers im using it thumps vocals came in well also.!!!! this unit runs hot!!!!! make sure not to crowd this unit and give it some space to breathe. wish it had left right balance control but other than that no complaints. didn't run it without power conditioner but I always use them so who knows how noisy it might be.(its quiet for me)overall good unit so far. if it holds up I will come back and give it 5 stars

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    Most Liked Negative Review

    3

    You get what you pay for

    Bought this powered mixer to replace my Samson SD8 that finally died. If you are looking for high quality save yourself the frustration and spend another $100. If you are on a tight budget this will get the job done as it offers decent options for the price. I say I recommend to a friend based on not having high expectations, but it will get the job done.

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    Best Uses
    1. Performances14
    2. Outdoor Events / Games12
    3. Amateur Recording3
    4. Music Videos2
    5. Home Studio1
    Cons
    1. Poor Quality Sound5
    2. Limited Functions2
    3. Digital FX sound terrible1
    4. Not Durable1
    5. WISH IT WOULD HAVE HAD 1/4" PORTS FOR SPEAKERS1
    Describe Yourself
    1. Experienced10
    2. Professional Musician7
    3. Novice4
    Pros
    1. Easy To Use18
    2. Compact13
    3. Excellent Sound11
    4. Versatile10
    5. Simple Controls9
    • This one just keeps working!

      4

      submitted4 months ago

      byJj

      fromCola, SC

      I've had this power mixer for several years. I run it sometimes all day long in my music studio, waiting to go in there to play. i may have gotten lucky with a good one. Other's experience may differ.

    • It Does What I Need It To Do

      4

      submitted4 months ago

      byPat

      fromSt. Louis, MO

      I've had this unit for a little over 3 years now. I'm just using it for an acoustic duo rehearsal setup in my basement. I'm running it through a couple of Yamaha A12s, and both the vocals and guitars sound great. I'm confused as to why some of the reviews here are saying that the effects sound like garbage. I'm not sure what their expectations are. I found a setting that I like and I've kept it there. It sounds real good to me. Overall, I have been super satisfied with it.

    • Great power mixer for the money

      5

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitteda year ago

      byDoug

      fromSpartanburg, SC

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      Use for solo acoustic gigging.

    • For the price, it's "decent", but it what it is.

      3

      submitteda year ago

      byDonny

      fromCleveland, OH

      Yeah, it works, and it'll do the job, as long as your expectations are reasonable, based on its price. Pros: It's lightweight, easy to lift. Plenty of channels, should be more than enough for smaller bands. It does have a good amount of power, and plenty of headroom available, particularly when it's bridged…should be more than enough for small acts (singles, duo's, trio's) playing smaller venues (bistro and wine bars, patios, wineries, very small clubs, etc.) The cons (again, the price needs be taken into consideration): This thing runs HOT, and the sound of its internal fan is more than just a little noticeable, though only within the mixer itself. The fan noise isn't audible in the speakers. . Cheap plastic controls - that FEEL cheap, the worst of which are the band settings on the graphic EQ's, and, all the buttons feel "loose" (channel pads, graphic EQ in/out, rumble filter etc.) also, the vertical selector switch located below the graphic EQ's, which sets the output between L/R, Main/Monitor, and Bridged, is recessed, and not all that easy to switch between modes without the use of an aid, like a small screw driver. The digital FX sound…well…there's no point in sugar coating it…they sound absolutely horrendous. As far as the mixer's reliability, I've only had it a few weeks, so I've only used it on a half dozen gigs or so…and so far, it's been okay, and has operated without issues. Summary: As long as you're not expecting the overall quality of a better built, higher-priced mixer, and you keep your expectations reasonable for what you've paid for it, then it should be okay for you.

    • YES I WOULD BUY THIS AGAIN

      4

      submitteda year ago

      byJeff

      fromMINNESOTA

      FOR A BACK UP UNIT FOR PERFORMANCES AND PRIVATE PARTIES I WISH IT WOULD HAVE COME WITH 1/4" PORTS TO PLUG IN SPEAKER CORDS I HAD TO BUY ADAPTERS BEFORE I COULD USE IT. BUILT HEAVY ENOUGHT AND SIMPLE TO OPERATE. THE CUSTOMER SUPPORT PEOPLE AREN'T REAL QUICK AT ANSWERING THE PHONE.

    • Great Buy

      5

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitteda year ago

      byAgustin

      fromSan Antonio, TX

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      I bought this product to be able to connect my passive monitors. I use it for home karaoke.

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    Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

    • asked byMike

      fromTacoma

      I have 3 JBL JRX215 8ohm passive speakers 500 watt rated. With the Mixer in stereo mode, would there be any issues with running 2 of the speakers daisy chained, from one of the main outputs, and the other main output connected to the single remaining JBL speaker by itself  ?

      I have 3 JBL JRX215 8ohm passive speakers 500 watt rated. With the Mixer in stereo mode, would there be any issues with running 2 of the speakers daisy chained, from one of the main outputs, and the other main output connected to the single remaining JBL speaker by itself ?

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      It'll work. Each output can load down to 4 ohms.
    • asked byDave

      fromOcala, FL

      Can you run 4 8ohm speakers by daisy- chaining 2 monitors on one side and two on the left?

      Can you run 4 8ohm speakers by daisy- chaining 2 monitors on one side and two on the left?

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      Yes, you can.
    • asked byBeth

      fromSLC, UT

      How much does this weigh?

      How much does this weigh?

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      The LP9800 is 22 lbs.
    • asked byTom

      fromMosinee WI

      Are the monitor sends active or passive?

      Are the monitor sends active or passive?

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      The sends will be line level (passive).
    • asked byCoach Young

      fromPortsmouth va

      Does this connect to Bluetooth

      Does this connect to Bluetooth

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      No, the Harbinger LP9800 is not Bluetooth compatible.
    • asked byElton

      fromEast L.A

      Is there phantom power

      Is there phantom power

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      Yes there is on channel 13/14.
    • asked byRayRay

      fromHouston Texas

      Is this model blue tooth compatible

      Is this model blue tooth compatible

      Open Reply - Kenneth
      Not BT compatible
    • asked bySidney

      fromGrand Rapids Mi

      Can a Bluetooth be added to Harbinger LP 9800 power amplifier

      Can a Bluetooth be added to Harbinger LP 9800 power amplifier

      Open Reply - Thomas
      Unfortunately, no.
    • asked bymichael

      fromGalveston TX

      What wattage each speaker/ ohm..... speakers at stereo hook up

      What wattage each speaker/ ohm..... speakers at stereo hook up

      Open Reply - Beau
      800-watt amplifier with Stereo, Main/Monitor and Mono Bridge power modes. The mixer also has line outputs to connect powered speakers or monitors.
    • asked byJames

      fromFlorida

      In Bridge mono what impedance is the amplifier stable into? Is it stable into a 4-ohm load if both channels are combined?

      In Bridge mono what impedance is the amplifier stable into? Is it stable into a 4-ohm load if both channels are combined?

      Open Reply - Thomas
      Yes
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