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Samson MDR6 6-Channel Mixer
Low noise op-amps. 3-band EQ.
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The compact MDR 6 is a 6 input stereo mic/line tabletop mixer in a portable and rugged package. Perfect for a small studio, the MDR 6 features Hard Disc Record mode for recording with a PC.
Features:
6 input stereo mixer
Low noise op-amps
Low impedance circuit design
60mm faders on each channel and mains
3-band EQ on each channel
Hard Disc record mode
4 XLR inputs with mic preamps
Mono out with level control
Dual 5-segment LEDs
Aux send with effects return
Headphone out with level control
Phantom power
In-line power supply
Features:
6 input stereo mixer
Low noise op-amps
Low impedance circuit design
60mm faders on each channel and mains
3-band EQ on each channel
Hard Disc record mode
4 XLR inputs with mic preamps
Mono out with level control
Dual 5-segment LEDs
Aux send with effects return
Headphone out with level control
Phantom power
In-line power supply
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Samson MDR6 6-Channel Mixer Reviews
9 out of 10
"Compact value mixer for computer recording"
Feature:
preamps might be needed as well.
Quality:
Value for the price paid.
Value:
Good value for the solid built.
Desirability:
a must have mixer for harddisk recording
Sound:
It is basically a must have setting and mixing channels for computer based recording where other cheaper mixers cannot route in overdubbing because they dont seperate channels output and it combined them. Hence, it is a good start for small computer based recording.Sound is clean and less noisy.
Support:
Not sure how.
Overall:
Good mixer for a small scale.
preamps might be needed as well.
Quality:
Value for the price paid.
Value:
Good value for the solid built.
Desirability:
a must have mixer for harddisk recording
Sound:
It is basically a must have setting and mixing channels for computer based recording where other cheaper mixers cannot route in overdubbing because they dont seperate channels output and it combined them. Hence, it is a good start for small computer based recording.Sound is clean and less noisy.
Support:
Not sure how.
Overall:
Good mixer for a small scale.
Submitted: 12/30/2005
2 out of 10
zZounds has verified that this customer bought this product from us.
"Disappointed."
Feature:
The whole reason I bought this unit was the "Hard disk" record mode, which I thought should give me the best signal output to my computer. Wrong again! The hard disk mode goes out through RCA channels, which not only is poorer quality than 1/4" or xlr, but my sound card does not even have RCA inputs, so I can't even use this feature!
Quality:
Overall construction is solid.
Value:
The price was as high or higher than other multi channel mixers, such as Beringher, which also give effects and occasionally more EQ bands.
Desirability:
Doesn't do the job I wanted it to. I have to buy more equipment to interface with the computer, OR SEND IT BACK! Guess which I'll be doing?
Sound:
There's a lot more hiss than I expected in the outputs. While there are supposed to be powered preamps, they are only on the xlr channels, which means I STILL HAD TO USE A DIRECT BOX TO PATCH MY GUITAR INTO THE MIXER THROUGH THE 1/4 INPUTS BEFORE I COULD GET ENOUGH SIGNAL TO SEND TO MY COMPUTER!
Support:
Didn't contact them, so I give them a five by default.
Overall:
I'm already looking for other equipment.
The whole reason I bought this unit was the "Hard disk" record mode, which I thought should give me the best signal output to my computer. Wrong again! The hard disk mode goes out through RCA channels, which not only is poorer quality than 1/4" or xlr, but my sound card does not even have RCA inputs, so I can't even use this feature!
Quality:
Overall construction is solid.
Value:
The price was as high or higher than other multi channel mixers, such as Beringher, which also give effects and occasionally more EQ bands.
Desirability:
Doesn't do the job I wanted it to. I have to buy more equipment to interface with the computer, OR SEND IT BACK! Guess which I'll be doing?
Sound:
There's a lot more hiss than I expected in the outputs. While there are supposed to be powered preamps, they are only on the xlr channels, which means I STILL HAD TO USE A DIRECT BOX TO PATCH MY GUITAR INTO THE MIXER THROUGH THE 1/4 INPUTS BEFORE I COULD GET ENOUGH SIGNAL TO SEND TO MY COMPUTER!
Support:
Didn't contact them, so I give them a five by default.
Overall:
I'm already looking for other equipment.
Submitted: 01/04/2004
Style of Music: Contemporary worship and home recording
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