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Formula Sound FF2.2 Mixer

Warranty

The FF2.2 has a 1 year parts and labour warranty under reasonable use with the exception of

moving parts.

Reasonable use means operating and storage in a benign environment (0-35 degrees C and

below 60% humidity, dust levels of typical home or bar /club and no contact with liquids), operating

without using undue force on controls, connecting to an appropriate mains supply and connecting

appropriate inputs in the power off condition. Removing screws and/or opening the FF2.2 will

invalidate the warranty.

Moving parts will wear, the warranty for moving parts is 3 months, moving parts are expected to

last at least 10,000 operations which typically will give 1000 hours of mixer use.

Formula Sound Limited accept no responsibility for consequential damage, please read the

specification carefully and ensure any equipment that is connected to the FF2.2 or that the FF2.2 is

connected to is compatible.

In the event of a defect contact Formula Sound Ltd, should your equipment need to be returned

you will be responsible for the cost of the return and ensuring the equipment reaches Formula

Sound Limited without damage in transit.

In the event of a defect Formula Sound Limited will investigate why the defect occurred and

providing it is covered by the warranty fix that defect.

The warranty is in addition to any consumer rights you are entitled to under English law, the

warranty is governed by English Law.

Should you have an issue with your FF2.2 contact us for advice by email

info@formula-

sound.co.uk

or by telephone on (+44) 161 688 0020.

Introduction

The FF2.2 has 2 main input channels (line/phono) which are situated left and right of the mixer,

additionally there is a channel 3 balanced line input (can be strapped unbalanced) and a

microphone input.

Derived from the FF6.2/FF4.2 the two main input channels have many of the same features but

there are also a few changes. The output section is a very stripped down version of the

FF6.2/FF4.2 output section to fit in the middle of the mixer but still retaining the key features.

The channel 1 & 2 phono inputs have the ability to select 1 of 4 capacitances to best match to

your deck cartridge, the phono input circuit is a 2 stage design which gives excellent vinyl

sound reproduction and with switchable rumble and noise filters it would be difficult to find a

better mixer for vinyl.

The FF2.2 has a remote power supply (not shown), the advantage of a remote power supply is

that noise and magnetic field of the power supply are kept away from the audio resulting in a

lower noise floor and better audio quality