Tell ya what....you tell me what car to buy, and I'll tell ya what mixer to buy :wink:
Seriously, there are sooooooooo many variables that will affect your decision, this is a pointless question. Do some homework and figure out how many tracks you'll be recording, how many mics that you'll use at one time (a singer/guitarist or a 12-piece big band, for example), whether you want to do live sound in addition to recording, the merits of analog vs digital, recording medium, and budget (I think you should buy an SSL9000...that will be $950K, please!). When you get that pared down a bit, get back with us, OK?

I personally dont think anything stacks up to the early Helios consoles.

But I digress.

This is a lame question. Asked in a lame way. Moon's got it right. Call back when you have a question.

Ok

Ok, who is this, really? :twisted:

You can tell it's the dog days of summer, alright.....nothing but lame questions about nothing in particular..... :roll:

GAY. that is all.

MCI JH-600

:P

I think the best studio mixer is the one that gets the job done and brings in the bread and pays for itself.

(Sorry, I am a nobody, no clues really).

Gunnar