All user reviews of 4/5 for the Yamaha MG32/14FX

The mixer is not rackable.

It has 24 mic and 4 stereo channels. 4 subgroups, 4 or 6 to use following effects. 2 effects and Yamaha.

The equalizer is parametric on micro units.

UTILIZATION

It is very easy to use.

The manual is furnished, which is often the case with Yamaha.

SOUNDS

Console out in a rich medium trademark of the brand.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for almost 10 years.

I try many other models for rental.

I like its overall functioning.
I do not like any product on the sizzling knob after a long quiescence (several months).

Good quality / price ratio for this type of equipment.

I do not repeat again this choice because I want to go digital (Behringer X32).

I will not give again the technical specifications. I invite you to read this opinion below.

Then quickly 32 channels including 24 mono (with insert jacks on Stereo).
The inputs are on track monon jack / XLR with a pad (for uen rduction gain of 20dB.
The galo on mono inputs is paramtrique in mdium.

Stereo on inputs you can choose between Jack and RCA inputs. The Galiza wants to be a egalo four bands.

UTILIZATION

We must admit the 32 analog channels usually are larger. This one is quite compact, leaving very With easy access to the main functions.

This console is, I think, very kind live. The majority of the buttons are light which makes the task of his head.

Everything is accessible and easy to use DS when you know the operation of an analog console.

SOUNDS

The legalization is effective, no breath adplorer.

I turned with 3.5 kW and Mackie Turbosound, no problem, quite the contrary. A console trs effective particulirement adapate multicasting.

OVERALL OPINION

A console very cheap and very effective. It will make you good services at concerts or multicast solutions.

See above

UTILIZATION

Practical, simple, intuitive

SOUNDS

No breath, the équalo may be a fair bit

OVERALL OPINION

This table is very convenient.
I use it live for my group of 10 musicians, and I must say it is very easy to handle.
The built-in effects are very friendly.

But a caveat: there is not enough auxiliary line (for use as live onstage) compared to the number of entries.
It's a shame because this table is destined to be used by many musicians live together, which will therefore unfortunately not all of returns independent.