It's a Mackie. You can only tell it's on by looking at the power led. Smooth, great.

A mid eq button would have been nice, but then again, the sound is so good that I hardly ever touch the eq. The vocal eliminator only works on songs with mono vocals and mono effects (old songs). Tape in/out is great, monitor out too, etc etc.

"Built like a tank", they say. True. (I have no intentions of dropping it or something, but it sure looks and feels sturdy) Very stylish. Not heavy at all (which is good on a mixer!).

For this price, it's a giveaway!

Don't need it. Mackie? Must be good.

Cool, stylish. Looks real good in my homestudio.

Amateur. But how I wish I could go pro.

Alternative Rock.

I have to say, that the most dissapointing part on this mixer is the effect "panel".... There is only one I can use of it, and that is the Cathedral, all the other stuff just doesn

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it sounds ok in terms of it's core function, ...but the built in effects are hideous, ...i don't know why they even bothered to put that one in,, ...also the vocal eliminator is useless. ....it will get the job done for everything else.

they should have left the effects proccessor, and the vocal eliminator out, ..those are no good. ...i like the fact that it can also run on 220v, ..

looks pretty sturdy, ..

for the going price, i guess you get what you pay for. ....but personally, i really like the behringer's in this range better, ..but they are not famous for their longevity, ...but i really like the behringer's sound, ...and the effects on the behringer are pretty decent and the eq's are even better

this mixer doesn't have sex appeal, ... it's just something to get the job done half way decently, ...you won't be wowed by it ...i personally don't even like looking at it, ..but i use it ...my dad gave it to me as a present

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christian