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I got a Behringer RX1602 rack mixer to mix my synths before they go into my regular mixer. It works. hmm.. that's not gonna work if you need mic-pres in a rack. Tony >Subject: Re: Channel strips > Well, I'd use a rack-mounted...mixer. If you've got multiple sound > sources feeding a common amplification/recording system and you don't > want to plug and unplug the same cable, then you're using a functional > "mixer" regardless of whether it's a few of channels strips bolted > together or a bona fide dedicated mixer. > > On Apr 6, 2005 8:14 AM, Dan Mayfield <contact@danmayfield.com> wrote: >> Hello all >> >> I am looking to simplify my setup and instead of using 4 seperate mic >pre >> channel strips I would like to have just one rack unit to cater for 4/8 >> inputs. I have seen the TLA Ivory 5001 and the Focusrite OctoPre, >> something >> like these is what I had in mind. Can anyone recomend one? What do other >> multi-instrumentalists use? I dont really want a mixer rack units are >> preferable.