Analog Mixers

Analog Mixers at a glance

An analog mixer gives each source its own physical controls on the panel — knobs and faders a hand can reach without menus. Buyers name this form for straightforward setups, for operators who prefer direct control, and for rooms where the source list rarely changes.

Buyers should describe the source list in plain terms: the microphones, the playback units and any other sources, with counts. A fixed source list suits this form well; a source list that changes daily points the brief elsewhere, and the inquiry should say so.

This page states no channel, size or power figure as an available specification. State the source list and any channel need in your inquiry.

Before ordering, list each sound source that will feed the mixer, the cables already in place, and where the mixer will sit, so the layout can be checked against the inputs.

What to state in your inquiry: Analog Mixers

When the list is ready, send the input count, the sound sources and the existing amplifier details with the inquiry. Certificates are available upon request.