thebigcheese
"Hi, I'm in Delaware."
Prices:
Focusrite-$350, shipping included
Mixer-$50 + shipping (b/c it's big and heavy, but you can pick it up if you live in Northern Virginia or nearby)
If you're thinking of trades, I'm looking for preamps, headphone amps, and a nice vocal mic, mainly for the guy in my band, so I would prefer a mic that would make him specifically sound good (www.techniciansband.com).
I have a used Focusrite Saffire Pro 10 i/o that's in pretty much mint condition (I'm not bothering to post any pictures because I can see any wear on it) and also a Sansui 12-channel mixer. Here's a link to the full details on the Focusrite:
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product?sku=241133V
It's a firewire interface with 8 preamps, 8 line inserts, and 8 line outputs. It's also got MIDI. And finally, it has 2 headphone outs that you can send different mixes to. I'm including all the stuff that came with it--power supply and install disc--but I'd like to keep the firewire cable because it's the only one I've got and I'm going to need it. If that's a deal breaker for you for some reason, I suppose I can include it. It's a very nice unit.
The Sansui mixer is the MX-12. I can't find anywhere that has full specs on it, so I'll list it out. It has:
-2 balanced XLR mic/line inputs
-2 balanced XLR outputs
---note: part of the stereo buss line section, which also includes stereo in and out with RCA connectors
-12 1/4" mic/line inputs
-12 1/4" direct outputs
-2 aux channels (it looks like mono send, stereo receive)
-2 1/4" monitor outputs
-6 stereo tape inputs (RCA connectors)
-6 stereo PGM outputs (RCA connectors)
-2 headphone outputs
-6 stereo busses
-1 stereo master fader (well, technically it's two faders)
Each channel strip includes:
-Tape or mic/line selector buttons with trim pot
-EQ with high and low pots
-Aux sends
-Assign switches to assign to busses
-Pan pot
-Solo button (no mute button)
There is also a section of digital level meters that you can switch to monitor different levels of the board. The board is kind of old and the faders aren't exactly smooth, but if you're not looking to move them around a lot, then it works fine otherwise. Cosmetically, it's not in pristine shape, but it's not in bad shape, either.
If I've missed a feature, just ask and I'll try to fill it in. Picture of the mixer is attached.
Focusrite-$350, shipping included
Mixer-$50 + shipping (b/c it's big and heavy, but you can pick it up if you live in Northern Virginia or nearby)
If you're thinking of trades, I'm looking for preamps, headphone amps, and a nice vocal mic, mainly for the guy in my band, so I would prefer a mic that would make him specifically sound good (www.techniciansband.com).
I have a used Focusrite Saffire Pro 10 i/o that's in pretty much mint condition (I'm not bothering to post any pictures because I can see any wear on it) and also a Sansui 12-channel mixer. Here's a link to the full details on the Focusrite:
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product?sku=241133V
It's a firewire interface with 8 preamps, 8 line inserts, and 8 line outputs. It's also got MIDI. And finally, it has 2 headphone outs that you can send different mixes to. I'm including all the stuff that came with it--power supply and install disc--but I'd like to keep the firewire cable because it's the only one I've got and I'm going to need it. If that's a deal breaker for you for some reason, I suppose I can include it. It's a very nice unit.
The Sansui mixer is the MX-12. I can't find anywhere that has full specs on it, so I'll list it out. It has:
-2 balanced XLR mic/line inputs
-2 balanced XLR outputs
---note: part of the stereo buss line section, which also includes stereo in and out with RCA connectors
-12 1/4" mic/line inputs
-12 1/4" direct outputs
-2 aux channels (it looks like mono send, stereo receive)
-2 1/4" monitor outputs
-6 stereo tape inputs (RCA connectors)
-6 stereo PGM outputs (RCA connectors)
-2 headphone outputs
-6 stereo busses
-1 stereo master fader (well, technically it's two faders)
Each channel strip includes:
-Tape or mic/line selector buttons with trim pot
-EQ with high and low pots
-Aux sends
-Assign switches to assign to busses
-Pan pot
-Solo button (no mute button)
There is also a section of digital level meters that you can switch to monitor different levels of the board. The board is kind of old and the faders aren't exactly smooth, but if you're not looking to move them around a lot, then it works fine otherwise. Cosmetically, it's not in pristine shape, but it's not in bad shape, either.
If I've missed a feature, just ask and I'll try to fill it in. Picture of the mixer is attached.
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