Analog Mixers Price List
A Quick Primer on Mixers:
A 2+2 bus mixer typically has both main stereo outs and an "alt 3-4" or "subgroups out" for connecting to a soundcard. These are fine for using a computer as a recorder. Stereo mixers do not have this bus. I do not recommend them for computer multi-track recording A 4-bus mixer typically has main stereo outs plus two alt or subgroup busses. These are great if you have a soundcard or audio interface with more than 2 inputs. However, some manufacturers call their 2+2 mixer 4-bus mixers because they count the main outs as 2 and the alt bus as two more. So be careful you might find some 2+2 mixers lurking the in zzounds 4-bus category.
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Allen and Heath ZED14 Mixer with USB Interface |
| The Allen and Heath ZED-14 has a fantastic
pedigree which comes from nearly 40 years of making mixing desks for
the professional sound community. The audio circuitry is based on
years of continual development and refinement and the performance of
all the elements within the mixer is has been perfected to ensure
the very best sound quality possible. |
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Allen and Heath ZED436 36-Channel Mixer with USB
Interface |
| The ZED 4-Bus series takes
inspiration from different product lines within the
A&H range, combining them with fresh new ideas to
give stunning results in a neat and easy to use
package. The padless DuoPreTM mic/line pre-amplifier
is the new design first implemented on the ZED-14
and delivers a high-headroom, low-noise signal. The
4 band, 2 sweep EQ, along with the low noise summing
amps, is borrowed from the acclaimed GL2400, while
the bus architecture is a simplified, but equally
comprehensive, version of that employed in the
successful GL series. |
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Soundcraft LX7II32 32-Channel Mixer |
| The hugely successful and
popular Soundcraft LX7 console has received an
upgrade to the LX7ii -- both in terms of audio
specification and cosmetics. The stylish new desk
gets its looks from the highly successful and
popular MH3 and MH4 touring sound consoles, and
includes a new frame, module ID graphics and
end-cheeks, making the LX7ii not only easy to use
but creating a system that will be the envy of
professionals everywhere. |
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