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| SR24•4
VLZ Pro 24x4 Bus Mixing Console |

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The
VLZ Pro versions include:
* XDR mic preamps with 60dB gain range, 130dB dynamic
range, 192kHz bandwidth, 0.0007% THD
* Best RFI resistance of any compact SR mixer in the
galaxy thanks to advanced DC-pulse transformers.
* New ultra-high-performance 2068 op amps for incredibly
low noise and distortion
* Improved cooling for even greater thermal protection
in hot environments.
The
SR24•4-VLZ PRO has 20 mono mic/line channels
with XDR mic preamps PLUS two special line level
channel strips.
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| SR32x4
VLZ Pro 32x4 Bus Mixing Console |
The
SR-VLZ PRO Series mixers have six aux sends per channel,
with the flexibility to handle multiple chores at
once. Two of the aux sends are pre-fader, so you
can use them for monitor sends during a live session.
Two other aux sends are post-fader, which you would
want for effects during studio tracking and mixdown.
But get this: the final two aux sends are switchable
to pre- or post-fader! So you can have 4 pre-fader
aux sends, or 4 post-fader aux sends, whenever you
need them.
The
SR32•4 VLZ PRO has 28 XDR-equipped mic/line
channels plus two special line level channels. |

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| The
32•8 and 24•8 |

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The
8•Bus series was designed to eliminate the
last barrier between you and audio creativity
– the 32•8, 24•8 are capable of sound
quality equal to or better than that of $100,000 consoles.
Specifications8•Bus consoles have recorded more
platinum albums and major motion picture soundtracks
than any other mixer in their class
– they set the standard for affordable 8-bus consoles.
Excellent
for project studios and digital multitrack recording,
when combined with digital multitrack or hard disk
recording systems, a Mackie 8•Bus console
can create not just major label CDs, but major
motion picture soundtracks and network quality
commercials. |
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| Mackie
Digital 8 Bus (D8B) |
The
best way to sell yourself on the Mackie D8B Digital
8-Bus Mixer is to ask someone who owns one. From
Grammy-winning producers and engineers like Walter
Afanasieff , Don Was, and Ed Cherney, to artists
like Crystal Method and Naughty By Nature, the D8B
is the standard for powerful, easy-to-use digital
mixing.
When
you sit down at a Digital 8•Bus, you'll feel
as well as hear a difference. It is as intuitive
and easy to use as an analog console because the
D8B is the only mid-sized digital console designed
by large-console automation specialists. |

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| DX8
Digital Mixer |
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In
its base configuration, the DX8 includes 8-by-2 stereo
or dual mono mixing from mic and/or line inputs,
2-band shelving equalization on each input, and 2-band
sweepable EQ on each output. Output signal processing
includes 1/3 octave graphic EQ, five-band parametric
EQ, and compressors. All level settings are stored
in on-board, nonvolatile memory and may be changed
either by direct PC connection or from the front
panel. All settings can be saved and recalled from
16 memory presets. The front panel can be locked
out to prevent access by unauthorized persons. |
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| DX810
Digital Mixer |
The
DX810 is a full-featured Matrix Mixer and processor
that will change the way you specify, design and
build installed sound systems. It delivers true 8
x10 mixing, 3-band swept EQ, gates and compressors
on each input plus 1/3-octave graphic and 8-band
parametric EQ, delays and crossovers on each input.
All functions are individually programmable through
an intuitive graphical user interface that offers
unmatched usability and zero learning curve. |

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| The
DX•10e Expander for the DX8 |
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Add
the new DX•10e expansion hardware/software
kit to the Mackie DX8, and you have a whole rack
full of problem-solving gear in a single 2 RU component.
The
DX•10e delivers true 8x10 matrix mixing,
3-band swept EQ, gates and compressors on each
input plus 1/3-octave graphic and 5-band parametric
EQ, compressors, delays and crossovers on each
output.
All
functions are individually programmable through an
intuitive graphic user interface that offers unmatched
usability and zero learning curve.
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