Re: Crest Audio introduces "world's best looping/experimentalmusic mixer"

[Jeff Blanding <jeff@modaldub.net>]

looks cool, but is way too big for me - 10 rack spaces! it may be 
compact for what it does, but personally i would rather have a mackie 
1202 or and even smaller behringer or something. i would not want to 
carry this puppy on a place thats for sure.

-jeff



>http://aes.harmony-central.com/111AES/Content/Crest_Audio/PR/XR-M.html
>
>Crest Audio introduced the new XR-M, a truly compact and versatile 
>rack-mount,
>monitor mixer designed to provide fully professional, desktop quality 
>mixing
>performance in control applications, fixed installation systems and more.
>
>Housed in a compact ten rack-space package, the Crest XR-M can 
>provide up to 12
>independent mono mixes, or up to six stereo mixes for stereo 
>"in-ear" monitoring
>systems. The XR-M takes up minimal space in a sound control booth, 
>and is small
>enough to travel as carry-on luggage with musicians who take their own 
>self
>contained in-ear system with them on the road. Highly versatile, it 
>can be used
>as a mono/stereo matrix mixer with 12 mono and four stereo mic/line input
>channels, all with mic preamps and individual 48V phantom power switches.
>
>blah blah blah
>
>this looks cool.
>
>Eric Williamson
>www.suitandtieguy.com

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