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Michael, Having started out many years ago with a single keyboard, I eventually added two sound modules and ran them through my Tascam 4track cassette recorder as a mixer. When it came time to upgrade to a Mackie 1604, I found the sound quality to be worlds and worlds higher in comparison. So much of the music has been hidden in the relative lo-fi world of the Tascam. In addition to 'only' having 16 inputs (that's 8 stereo ins for this keyboard player), I felt most limited by the lack of sub outs. So last year I upgraded once again to a Mackie 2408 (that's a 24 channel mixer with 8 sub outs plus the master sends and 6 aux outs per channel). I'm already pushing the limits with all the sends spoken for as well as all the inputs. And that's just for my kit alone... Anyway, the sound quality once again went through the roof. There is worlds of difference between the sound quality of the two Mackies. I hear that you are wanting to upgrade your mixer with an all-in-one mixer/recording station. I suppose it depends on how picky you are about the quality of sound coming out of your speakers. My suggestion is to work your way up over the years from a smaller system to a larger more expensive one. You should be able to hear subtle and not so subtle differences between systems once you've had them in your studio for a while. Stephen > my mackie 1202 vlz has become too small for my needs, ....michael ____________________________________________________________________________________ Don't pick lemons. See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos. http://autos.yahoo.com/new_cars.html