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On May 10, 2012, at 3:43 AM, "Stephen Goodman" <spgoodman@earthlight.net> wrote: > I’ve been using a Mackie 1202VLZ for around 12 years. My only complaint > is that the two effects sends are mono... thus my Quadraverb takes up > the whole compliment if hooked up that way. It integrates with a PC > setup though not through optical/usb etc. Solid as a rock, though. That's been my observation on most mixers (though I think the Rane line mixer has a stereo send). My Mackie 1642 has extra stereo busses that can then be used for stereo effects but it's overkill and my "portable" rack has a 1202. (The 1642 is, however, one of the first pieces of equipment that I got where I found myself saying "I am so happy I got this." Guitars and effects and loopers and so forth all have clear and immediate returns on investment. With a mixer, the benefit is generally more subtle and hence when you realize it more significant.) What I do miss on my 1202 relative to the 1642 is the insert on the main buss. I like using my TC Electronic M300 for both reverb and A/D conversion and on the 1642 I can do that and still have a level control before feeding my monitors. I can't do that on the 1202. Mark