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fiend138
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im looking for the best mixer i could get for under $200, something that will go good with a mr8. anybody know anything about the Eurorack UB1222FX-PRO Mixer?
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PikeInTheWeeds
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I am looking for the same...I see that the Behringer MX1604A is a great unit as well..It has 4 stereoinputs,unlike the UB1204 which has 2...The unit you mentioned is new to the market for $200.00..I need a mixer to mic a drum kit up as well...
I am looking for the same...I see that the Behringer MX1604A is a great unit as well..It has 4 stereoinputs,unlike the UB1204 which has 2...The unit you mentioned is new to the market for $200.00..I need a mixer to mic a drum kit up as well...
formerlyfzfile
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Just food for thought
.... but I bought an old Tascam M30 mixer for $80 bucks and in spite of the fact that is weighs 40 pounds, has RCA connections instead of 1/4" (except for the mic inputs which are XLR), does not have built in effects, and took two days to thouroughly clean up........ it was some of the best money I ever spent.
I owned a Berry mixer (an 802) and although I hear the preamps in the UB series are better than the older MX's, I can tell you that the pre's in this circa '85 M30 are WAAYYYY better and the EQ section is WWWAAAAYYYYYYYYY better.
More flexability.
Better sound.
Built like a tank.
Better sound.
VU meters
and....
better sound.
My point is..... if you take some time searching you can find used gear that was, when new, many levels above the $200 range mixers new on the market today..... and for next to nothing.
If you find a used mixer for $100 you could spent the rest of your budget on a few good cables or something.
Just my 2 cents FWIW.
-mike
.... but I bought an old Tascam M30 mixer for $80 bucks and in spite of the fact that is weighs 40 pounds, has RCA connections instead of 1/4" (except for the mic inputs which are XLR), does not have built in effects, and took two days to thouroughly clean up........ it was some of the best money I ever spent.
I owned a Berry mixer (an 802) and although I hear the preamps in the UB series are better than the older MX's, I can tell you that the pre's in this circa '85 M30 are WAAYYYY better and the EQ section is WWWAAAAYYYYYYYYY better.
More flexability.
Better sound.
Built like a tank.
Better sound.
VU meters
and....
better sound.
My point is..... if you take some time searching you can find used gear that was, when new, many levels above the $200 range mixers new on the market today..... and for next to nothing.
If you find a used mixer for $100 you could spent the rest of your budget on a few good cables or something.
Just my 2 cents FWIW.
-mike
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