After browsing a few websites and E-Bay, it appears there is a lot more to be considered in buying a mixer than just size and price. This is the start of a guide to help others with their equipment selections by the type of station they wish to run, as well as the functionality of the mixer they choose.
I have seen mixers with compressors, equalizers, effects, and lots more.
I am also seeing digital and analog mixers - which I am hoping that one of our experts will explain the difference in the two and which is the better for radio applications.
I am also assuming that possibly there is a consideration on the digital/analog choice if you are interfacing your equipment to your computer?
Experts, here's your chance to show your knowledge!
Give us some choices, and please explain WHY you choose that particular mixer, as far as features, equipment installed to, digital or analog, etc....
Thanks! Once the data is gathered, it will be composed into a MIXER GUIDE and transferred to the other section for reference.
MIXERS: ANALOG OR DIGITAL?
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I use a Behringer MX-602A (I believe the current model is the 802)
For the needs of radio, anything you can get at a bargain price is the best thing to use. The Behringer's are inexpensive and preform quite well in an RF environment.
For the needs of radio, anything you can get at a bargain price is the best thing to use. The Behringer's are inexpensive and preform quite well in an RF environment.
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