Mackie 32-8 bus analog
"The Prodigy sound owes a lot to Mackie because I've been using their stuff for years. The first mixer I ever bought was a Mackie CR1604,... more
"I’ve got an old Mackie analogue desk, a 32:8 bus. I use Apogee digital converters. I’ve got a huge amount of microphones which I’ve coll... more
"I've got a 32-channel, eight-buss Mackie and there isn't anything in particular I like about it. It's just convenient. I bought it a lon... more
A Mackie 32-8 with Meter Bridge can be seen in this photo of Coil's home studio more
Reviews
Trusted musician and artist reviews for Mackie 32-8 bus analog
Based on 3 Reviews
Pretty clean
You can get very high gain without a lot of noise, and the harmonic distorion is awsome. At least for its price if you use it just a summing box with some analog sound, still worth that money.
Mixing tank
What to say? It was and industry standard in the 90's studios, now cheaper than ever but still a great choice over some digital gear: just add a good audio interface, maybe behind its 8-submixes as if it was a multitrack tape recorder. Crystal-clear sound, near unlimited routing attitude (what a school is it!), almost uncolored mix and very high dynamics. Robust and made to last, even PSU can resist to herky-jerky voltage fluctuations... and a beast on stage too with all these send/return knobs...
classic analog 32 channel mixer!
i bought one of this but i sold it 3 months later because it was big console and i had no space in my room...i did not use it so much but it was e great experience for me to have a console like that!