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I don't own one, but I have worked with them a bunch. A client whom I help with computer work has one, and the sound company I work for part time uses them for their small systems. They are GREAT sounding mixers! I borrow one occaisionally when recording drums at the studio and I need extra preamps, the pre's are very clean, off lots of gain, and don't have the harshness of the old Mackie VLZ's, these are great sound for the price. The EQ is also very nice and useable, and, as always with Mackie mixers, the routing options are very useful and adaptable to many different situations. I haven't used the stereo sends, can't speak to that aspect of what you need, but in general, you can easily get whatever signal you need wherever you need it. My client attempted to use the firewire option as his main interface to his computer, since he got the firewire option thrown in on the deal when he bought it. It was pretty unstable and we eventually gave up and bought a MOTU interface. It's also kind of large, not a really convenient size as a portable mixer. In general, I think they're great mixers. > Hey kids. > > I'm *still* on the hunt for the perfect mixer. I've > given up on the single rack space solution. I guess > it doesn't exist. I've discovered the Mackie Onyx 1220 > will do what I want which is give me 2 (stereo) sends > that can be configured to be PRE-FADER. That's really > important to what I'm attempting because I'm running > filters where I don't want to hear any dry signal. > > I guess my question is, What do people think of this > mixer? Are there others that might serve me better? > Less expensive? > > I await your wisdom... > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > >