djzare
Hi,all.
Been looking to buy a new mixer, any advice/ experience on Stanton's M304.
A bunch of inputs & 2 seperate mic's! How about quality/ durability, sound, etc...
In fact, can you recomend any brand mixer in a budget range 250-350 euros?
Been looking to buy a new mixer, any advice/ experience on Stanton's M304.
A bunch of inputs & 2 seperate mic's! How about quality/ durability, sound, etc...
In fact, can you recomend any brand mixer in a budget range 250-350 euros?
Posté Sun 08 Oct 06 @ 9:52 pm
apopsisdj
Stanton mixers are nice i used one this summer well built, good quality,
...... but a WARNING if you want to use timecode cd's (maybe apply to tcv too):
Line/line inputs..., if you use splitters to route cd output on both mixer line in and soundcard in and you switch to the soundcard input then the other mixer inputs on the same channel (cd out + timecode in our case) are muted/hardwired internally so the timecode will NOT WORK...
I dont remember the mixer model, it was a simillar 3-channel but an older model than 304.
I need someone with stanton mixer and timecode cd/tcv to test and confirm...
...... but a WARNING if you want to use timecode cd's (maybe apply to tcv too):
Line/line inputs..., if you use splitters to route cd output on both mixer line in and soundcard in and you switch to the soundcard input then the other mixer inputs on the same channel (cd out + timecode in our case) are muted/hardwired internally so the timecode will NOT WORK...
I dont remember the mixer model, it was a simillar 3-channel but an older model than 304.
I need someone with stanton mixer and timecode cd/tcv to test and confirm...
Posté Mon 09 Oct 06 @ 6:15 am
djzare
Didn't really understand you, why wouldn't mixers line in work?
Yes, I do use TCCD & always with splitters.
Thanks, for the reply ;)
Yes, I do use TCCD & always with splitters.
Thanks, for the reply ;)
Posté Mon 09 Oct 06 @ 2:05 pm