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Shop Analog Mixers at Sweetwater
Whether you're a musician who has to provide your own PA equipment or an engineer responsible for the sound at a live music venue, your equipment makes or breaks your reputation. The single biggest factor affecting the quality of audio as perceived by the masses is your analog mixer. Make that plural if you maintain a separate monitor system.
Before you plunk down your cash, get a count of how many channels you will typically need. Visualize each mic and instrument you'll want to plug in for your typical gig, along with any contingencies such as guest musicians. Next, ask yourself whether you have mics that require phantom power (+48V), if you need preamps on every channel, and whether you want to be able to add a little reverb or delay.
Your monitoring setup is another significant factor in choosing an analog mixer for your live rig. If you're going to be building a different monitor mix for different parts of the stage — say, one for the left, one for the right, and one for drums — you'll want to make sure your analog mixer has enough sends to accommodate all of your monitor mixes and your outboard effects. If it's just you and the cajon player, you can probably get away with using the headphone output or not futzing with monitors.
Spend some time thinking about what you're going for regarding audio quality. Some of the higher-end analog mixers get into audiophile territory. In fact, some folks insist on an all-analog signal path specifically because of a perceived warmth and lack of harshness imparted on the sound. If enhanced audio quality is at the top of your wish list, you may want to forego onboard effects in favor of high-quality buffered effects sends so you can incorporate several choice pieces of high-end outboard gear.
A few other great pieces of kit also fall into the 'nice to have' category. For example, if you're hauling your rig back and forth from the practice room to the gig, you may want the ability to rack mount your analog mixer in a road case. Another cool little feature is USB or Bluetooth capability for easy recording to a laptop. This can be especially useful if your mixer pulls double duty as part of your rehearsal room PA rig.
The final piece of wisdom we'll share on your journey toward analog mixer bliss is: call us! Our live sound team is thoroughly trained on all our products and has years of real-world experience. They are experts at listening to your needs and helping you pick a unit that fits like a glove.
For more information on analog sound mixers and live sound in general, have a look at these buying guides:
"Digital Mixer Vs. Analog Mixer" (VIDEO) | inSync
"Gain Staging Like a Pro" | inSync
"8 Essential EQ Tips for Live Sound" | inSync
What are the most popular brands for Analog Mixers on Sweetwater.com?
What are the most popular Analog Mixers on Sweetwater.com?
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TASCAM Model 24 Mixer / Interface / Recorder
★★★★½ 60 reviews
$1,199.00 -
Mackie ProFX16v3 16-channel Mixer with USB and Effects
★★★★★ 30 reviews
$494.99 -
Mackie Mix12FX 12-channel Compact Mixer with Effects
★★★★ 49 reviews
$149.99 -
Allen & Heath ZED-428 24-channel Mixer with USB Audio Interface
★★★★ 7 reviews
$2,799.00 -
Allen & Heath ZED-16FX 16-channel Mixer with USB Audio Interface and Effects
★★★★★ 3 reviews
$939.99
Why shop Analog Mixers at Sweetwater.com?
With a massive selection of Analog Mixers, free shipping, a free 2-year warranty, 24/7 access to award-winning support - and more - Sweetwater gives you more than any other retailer! If you have any questions about Analog Mixers, make sure to give your personal Sales Engineer a call at (800) 222-4700.
