Hi everyone.
I'm interested in buying a small mixer, but don't intend to use the preamps on it. What I'm interested in is simple functions like panning and levels, as I need to use a Decca-Tree setup for some concert recordings, and want to a live mix to two channels.

Hi,

First post. I hope I can contribute a bit as time goes by as well as picking brains here!

Does anyone have a view on the quality of this mixer's preamps? It's about 10 years old and no longer manufactured. I got a view over at Cubase.net that Allen & Heath mixers are generally well regarded but nothing specific on the preamps.

If i was to buy a Tascam 38, 48, or 58 how much would it cost to buy a mixer for it with the snakes?
Thanks
Tuck

which one is better?
and which one has better preamps?

Hello to all, I have never posted, but have always found the advice from recording.org to be top notch!

Hello to all, I have never posted, but have always found the advice from recording.org to be top notch!

I would like a 24 + track mixer. i know u think i don't need all of that but i want a big mixing board. so please don't tell me to just buy an 8 track mixing board. but i've read that Cool edit pro is only complatiable with 8track mixing boards. is that true? but look, all i want to know is what mixing boards are compatible and what all i need to buy.

Okay, so I have about 300-500 dollars maybe a little more, and i'm fine with new or used equipment. I need at least 4 channels of simultaneous recording at 24/96khz, more if possible. Right now I have a Sound Blaster Audigy that sucks, and i borrow a Mackie mixer when i need to record more than 2 mics at a time(drums), and I have an m-audio dmp3 preamp.

Hey I'm thinking of maybe buying an analog mixer. I want to get like an 8 channel or alittle more. Does anyone know what kind i should looking for and where. Im looking at a prace range of more then $300.
Thanks

this is a really nice mixer, but i need a power supply, the model number is e805.

can anyone help?

eela themselves are nt forthcoming in their assistance.

thankyou very much

hamish :!: