Hi Guys I am looking to get a mixer board in the next couple of days. My requirements are at least 4 channels and 2 Aux Sends whats ur Thoughts?
Im a big fan of the mackie 1402-vlz3 . Its a great mixer.
I use a Alesis Multimix8 USB FX. 8 channels, 4 XLR inputs, gain functions on the first 4 channels, USB input, Lo-Cut 80Hz, built in 48v phantom power, and everything you need for broadcasting and recording.
Mackies are true workhorses.
I used to have an Alesis Multimix 8 USB but it failed on me, I have since moved to a Mackie mixer the 802-VLZ3 and love it. It's not a USB mixer so at first I had to figure out how to get it to work in my studio but I've noticed a dramatic change in my audio quality since moving to this Mackie mixer.
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I stay far away from USB mixers. I have not encountered one that works well. Many of them have Ground Loop issues. We use a Mackie Pro fx12 mixer that also does USB. The USB is a mess. Really bad Ground Loop issues.
I Say the Behringer XENYN X1204USB, great mixer! It has 4 XLR inputs and 2 AUX sends. Great mixer for the price. Amazon
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