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Selling a Mackie CFX12 Mixer with 32-bit Digital Effects Processor. Consists of 12 input channels, of which there are 8 XLR + 2 stereo 1/4" (ie. 4 mono). All XLR inputs can each be used as 1/4" inputs as well. Insert sends on all XLR channels, 2 aux sends, and many more output routing options. Has a 9-band EQ as well. Details here: http://www.mackie.com/products/cfx12/
It works perfectly, but there is one issue with it:
One of the bus fader knobs came loose. The fader function itself works perfectly, however.
You can see in the top picture, the mixer with the fader knob I've tried to put in the place it should be. In the bottom picture, the mixer is how it would be without the fader knob there.
To ride the fader, just use the detached fader knob to slide the fader up and down with its elongated attachment, or use a thin ruler.
You can probably send it to a qualified repair person to put the fader knob segment back in a more permanent manner, or find a way to DIY it if you're handy enough.
The mixer is yours for $370. SMS me (Daryl) at Nine 8 3 6 Four Five 4 6 or e-mail me at daryl <AT> zionyf.net. It's all boxed up in its original box, with original manual and power cord.
Details:
- High-headroom mic preamps with RF rejection
- 12 channels (8 mic/line mono, and 2 stereo line channels)
- 32-bit EMAC™ digital effects with 9 reverbs, 4 delays, phaser, chorus, flange; 2 parameter controls + EFX wide spatial expander
- External and internal EFX sends
- EFX to Monitor control
- 9-band stereo graphic equalizer
- Inserts on all mic channels and main mix
- True 4-bus design with direct sub outs and L/R assign
- 2 Pre/Post Aux sends and internal/external FX level sends on each channel
- 3-band EQ with swept mid (100Hz to 8kHZ) on mic/line channels
- 4-band EQ on stereo line channels
- Pan, Mute, PFL solo on each channel
- Inserts and 100Hz low-cut filters on all mic/line channels
- Subwoofer output from built-in 18dB/oct. 75Hz crossover
- Ingenious BREAK switch
- Headphone output with level control
- Tape/CD inputs with level control assignable to Main Mix via Break switch
- Logarithmic taper 60mm faders
- 48V phantom power
- 12V BNC lamp jack
User's Manual: http://www.mackie.com/pdf/cfx_om.pdf
It works perfectly, but there is one issue with it:
One of the bus fader knobs came loose. The fader function itself works perfectly, however.
You can see in the top picture, the mixer with the fader knob I've tried to put in the place it should be. In the bottom picture, the mixer is how it would be without the fader knob there.
To ride the fader, just use the detached fader knob to slide the fader up and down with its elongated attachment, or use a thin ruler.
You can probably send it to a qualified repair person to put the fader knob segment back in a more permanent manner, or find a way to DIY it if you're handy enough.
The mixer is yours for $370. SMS me (Daryl) at Nine 8 3 6 Four Five 4 6 or e-mail me at daryl <AT> zionyf.net. It's all boxed up in its original box, with original manual and power cord.
Details:
- High-headroom mic preamps with RF rejection
- 12 channels (8 mic/line mono, and 2 stereo line channels)
- 32-bit EMAC™ digital effects with 9 reverbs, 4 delays, phaser, chorus, flange; 2 parameter controls + EFX wide spatial expander
- External and internal EFX sends
- EFX to Monitor control
- 9-band stereo graphic equalizer
- Inserts on all mic channels and main mix
- True 4-bus design with direct sub outs and L/R assign
- 2 Pre/Post Aux sends and internal/external FX level sends on each channel
- 3-band EQ with swept mid (100Hz to 8kHZ) on mic/line channels
- 4-band EQ on stereo line channels
- Pan, Mute, PFL solo on each channel
- Inserts and 100Hz low-cut filters on all mic/line channels
- Subwoofer output from built-in 18dB/oct. 75Hz crossover
- Ingenious BREAK switch
- Headphone output with level control
- Tape/CD inputs with level control assignable to Main Mix via Break switch
- Logarithmic taper 60mm faders
- 48V phantom power
- 12V BNC lamp jack
User's Manual: http://www.mackie.com/pdf/cfx_om.pdf
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