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Skye Hunter
New member
Anybody have this? Im thinking about getting it, It'll be my first mixer so Im looking for some thoughts on it..
DigitMus
Member
For a first mixer, it's a pretty good choice - decent pre-amps, fairly quiet, and easy to control your gain structure. Even when you've moved on to bigger and better things, you'll still get use out of it (as a drum or keyboard sub-mixer, for example), as Mackie's gear tends to hold up pretty well. Enjoy it.
Scott
Scott
TexRoadkill
Audio Bum
It's a great little mixer. The only thing to really compare with it is the Soundcraft M series. Many pros prefer the soundcraft preamps and EQ. But the Mackie will definately get the job done.
tubedude
New member
Make sure you try ebay and whatever first. You can find decent deals. I just bought a used Mackie 1202, in the box, plastic and with manual to use for headphone mixes while tracking for over $100 less than anyone else had it for new.
If you can go with the M-series though, I say go for it.
If you can go with the M-series though, I say go for it.
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Skye Hunter
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Ill look on Ebay today, thanks for the thoughts & ideas.