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Crate PX700DLX Powered Mixer Reviews 4 / 5 based on 2 reviewsMail order from Musicians Friend. I purchased the unit for live theatre
sound reinforcement using condensor
and wireless mics; also electric piano.
I paid $400 for the unit.
The mix of 7 mic and line level channels
in conjunction with three levels of
per channel equalization and twin 7 band
main/monitor equalizers. Also the price!
One should use higher output condensor mics in order to keep a good overall signal to noise ratio at the speakers.
The mixer only has three mixing buses
(i.e. no presend effects) and no stereo
effects return
The unit is a solid carpeted box. The
front plate is clearly laid out and the
heatsinks are adequate for live theatre
operation (but not for heavy duty disco)
This powered mixer has many features for
the price. It has plenty of head room for
music peaks, The channel and master gains
should be kept below 3/4 setting to stay reasonably quiet during quiet periods.
Best used with condensor mics.
Dave Breton rated this unit on 2001-06-30. Mail order from Musicians Friend. I purchased the unit for live theatre sound reinforcement using condensor and wireless mics; also electric piano. I paid $400 for the unit.
The mix of 7 mic and line level channels in conjunction with three levels of per channel equalization and twin 7 band main/monitor equalizers. Also the price!
One should use higher output condensor mics in order to keep a good overall signal to noise ratio at the speakers. The mixer only has three mixing buses (i.e. no presend effects) and no stereo effects return.
The unit is a solid carpeted box. The front plate is clearly laid out and the heatsinks are adequate for live theatre operation (but not for heavy duty disco).
This powered mixer has many features for the price. It has plenty of head room for
music peaks, The channel and master gains
should be kept below 3/4 setting to stay reasonably quiet during quiet periods.
Best used with condensor mics.
Dave Breton rated this unit on 2001-06-27.
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