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Kestral · 3rd January 2010

There's a huge gap in the market for this kind of product. Unless one spends over two and a half K, there really isn't much below that.

Either that or you end up with either very unergonomic solutions in terms of layout or just not very good quality.

For the ~$2.5K I said f--k it, spent it on two good preamp channels (BAE 1073MPF) and bought a little Mackie 1202vlz3 to monitor with and it is doing its job admirably.

If anyone has a better solution for a mixer let me know but so far the Mackie has done its job well.

3rd January 2010	#8
Kestral Lives for gear Joined: May 2004 Location: The Lost Moon of Poosh Posts: 1,759	There's a huge gap in the market for this kind of product. Unless one spends over two and a half K, there really isn't much below that. Either that or you end up with either very unergonomic solutions in terms of layout or just not very good quality. For the ~$2.5K I said f--k it, spent it on two good preamp channels (BAE 1073MPF) and bought a little Mackie 1202vlz3 to monitor with and it is doing its job admirably. If anyone has a better solution for a mixer let me know but so far the Mackie has done its job well.