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Re: Mackie Onyx 1620
Hey:
I had one for a while. It was the cleanest sounding mixer I ever had. I only sold it because I was cash-strapped (ended up with a Behringer again. Sigh.). The DB-25 output requires a DB-25 snake/connector--obtainable from Guitar Center, online, etc.. Needless to say, it has a DB-25 connector on one end and whole bunch of 1/4 inch connectors on the other end. These cable configs are not cheap. $75.00 or so, if I remember correctly.
Pawel
mark sottilaro <marksottilaro@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Hm, this also looks perfect for my studio. I've been
thinking of upgrading my Soundcraft but few boards I
could find at the time had a direct out for each
channel as this does.
I have one question though: what's "Balanced direct
outs for every channel via DB-25 connections" mean? I
saw the outputs, they look like computer serial
cables. Is there an adaptor that I could use to bring
those outs into a MOTU 828?
Mark
--- "L. Angulo" wrote:
> Hi gang,
> there was a lot of talk for a few months about not
> having enough aux sends in the compact mackies but
> this one seems to have it all,4 sends, alt3/4,
> FX,compact, etc. perfect for looper!
> http://www.mackie.com/products/onyx1620/
> has anybody tried it yet and compared it to the
> older
> models?any
disadvantages?
> Luis
>
> www.luis-angulo.com
>
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