What mixer do you use?
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I have a Mackie 1202 VLZ3. It's awesome. I can sub-mix 4 keyboards in stereo, and still have 4 channels left over for mics, whatever else, etc. Of course, I could use them in pairs and do 6 boards, I'm just stating how I use it.
I also have the little gig bag with it, which is great - once it's in there, I can toss it in the same case as my cabling, etc, and I know it's safe.
Makes life VERY easy for a multi-keyboard rig without eating up tons of channels.
I also have the little gig bag with it, which is great - once it's in there, I can toss it in the same case as my cabling, etc, and I know it's safe.
Makes life VERY easy for a multi-keyboard rig without eating up tons of channels.
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test the knobs for "scratchiness" when you turn em. I doubt you'll run into that though, these are pretty new mixers.sixsinisters wrote:Looks like everybody quoting for 1202, thanks.
What do i need to check and any consideration when buying a used mixer on the spot? (this model in particular)
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Now that I've started using the Alesis MultiMix 8 Line, I certainly recommend it. Nice and quiet and a huge improvement over the Behringer line mixer I got rid of and the ART that I've been using since.
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Top of the line synth mixer...
Speck XtraMix. Bought used some years ago for 1400, threw another 700 at it this year for a re-cap etc. Just a Kawai K5000S, Korg M-3/73, Adrenalinn and my bass rack running into it right now, but I'll be adding gear for years before I run out of inputs.
I'm reserving channel 2 for the can't-get-here-soon-enough Taurus pedals (seems logical) and I can see a Phatty working its way in there soon.
A new Xtramix would be over the top ridiculous for most but with the way the studio business is anymore you might find a used one with a price you can live with. I am by no means a gear snob, but I don't get the idea of running expensive synths and other gear thru cheap mixers.
http://www.speck.com/xtramix/xmix_2.shtml
I'm reserving channel 2 for the can't-get-here-soon-enough Taurus pedals (seems logical) and I can see a Phatty working its way in there soon.
A new Xtramix would be over the top ridiculous for most but with the way the studio business is anymore you might find a used one with a price you can live with. I am by no means a gear snob, but I don't get the idea of running expensive synths and other gear thru cheap mixers.
http://www.speck.com/xtramix/xmix_2.shtml
I used to work with an Allen & Heath ZED14 which is actually quite a good mixer for it's price. Now I use its biggest brother, the ZED436, mainly for a total analog signal path for all my equipment (I used to route most signals through my firewire audio interface).
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