Mixers
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These are the convention mixers.
Behringer SL2442FX-PRO
This mixer is owned by an attendee who loans us the mixer each year in exchange for some comped badges.
Features
- 16 mic/mono channels
- 2 full stereo channels
- 2 simple stereo channels with fader and aux sends only
- each full channel:
- 4-band EQ
- 4 aux sends (2 post fader, 2 pre/post switchable)
- mute switch
- main out on XLR and quarter
- 4 sub-groups assigned in stereo pairs, out on quarter only
- mono out with sweepable low-pass filter, out on quarter only
- RCA tape IO
- solo in place & pre-fader listen
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Mackie PROFX12
Purchased from Amazon in 2013, original cost $279.99.
Features
- 4 mic/mono channels
- 2 mic/stereo channels
- 2 stereo channels
- each channel:
- 3-band EQ
- 2 aux sends
- mute switch
- main out on XLR and quarter
- RCA/USB tape IO
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Behringer UB1202
This mixer lives in the 6-mic travel bag and was presumably purchased at the same time.
Features
- 4 mono mic/line channels w/ 3-band EQ
- 4 stereo line channels
- FX bus w/ post-fader sends on all channels
- RCA tape IO
- Main out on quarter only
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Mackie 402-VLZ3
Purchased three from B&H Photo in 2010, original cost $99.99 each.
Features
- 2 mic/mono channels with 2-band EQ
- 1 stereo channel
- RCA tape IO
- main out on quarter only
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Recall Sheet
A recall sheet can be set next to each mixer in the panel/video rooms with the knob locations drawn in. This will allow non-tech (like programming staff) or tech lowerlings to reset the mixers quickly to where tech wants them.
Behringer X Air XR12
Purchased second hand in 2019 for $600
Features
- 4 combination XLR/1/4" inputs
- 8 1/4" inputs
- 2 XLR outputs
- 2 1/4" AUX outputs
- USB connectivity for recording
- Ethernet and Wifi connectivity for control
- Requires a computer or tablet running X32 Edit for control
