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x.cerveau · 30th August 2005

I had a 1602 for a while, it works well as a live mixer and it did what i needed when it came to recording. If you've got 150 bucks you want to spend on it and not something else go for it, its nice to have a live mixer around just incase you're friends band wants you to pay you to mix them, thats why i kept mine.

i wouldn't recomend using it as your main tracking or mixing console, i do remember there being crosstalk.

good luck!

keith.

check this page for a ton of different choices, i've heard good things about the alesis studio models i think.

30th August 2005	#7
x.cerveau Gear Head Joined: Apr 2005 Location: Central Pa Posts: 35	Mc 1602 I had a 1602 for a while, it works well as a live mixer and it did what i needed when it came to recording. If you've got 150 bucks you want to spend on it and not something else go for it, its nice to have a live mixer around just incase you're friends band wants you to pay you to mix them, thats why i kept mine. i wouldn't recomend using it as your main tracking or mixing console, i do remember there being crosstalk. good luck! keith. check this page for a ton of different choices, i've heard good things about the alesis studio models i think. __________________ The Flags are all dead, at the top of their poles.