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Analog Mixer from Allen & Heath belonging to the ML4000 series

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  • ben7_64ben7_64

    Analog console worthy of the name

    Allen & Heath ML4000-32Published on 01/30/13 at 01:47
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    In flight case

    Balanced and unbalanced inputs and XLR + Jack insert / return with 2-way by Jack

    Tank 32 mono channels, 2 stereo, 12 Aux, 8 Group, one 8x8 matrix, Master.

    4-band parametric equalizer with phantom power per channel.

    no built-in effects.

    Very versatile with the way FOH /

    UTILIZATION

    Very accessible and intuitive

    Manual clear but not very useful for insiders ...

    SOUNDS

    Console with real pre-amp, warm but not colored, very enjoyable.

    EQ efficient, especially not breath ...

    OVERALL OPINION

    Use since 2005, but console output just in several configurations (front, back, hire, recording studio and loc).

    I tried to console MIDAS…
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    In flight case

    Balanced and unbalanced inputs and XLR + Jack insert / return with 2-way by Jack

    Tank 32 mono channels, 2 stereo, 12 Aux, 8 Group, one 8x8 matrix, Master.

    4-band parametric equalizer with phantom power per channel.

    no built-in effects.

    Very versatile with the way FOH /

    UTILIZATION

    Very accessible and intuitive

    Manual clear but not very useful for insiders ...

    SOUNDS

    Console with real pre-amp, warm but not colored, very enjoyable.

    EQ efficient, especially not breath ...

    OVERALL OPINION

    Use since 2005, but console output just in several configurations (front, back, hire, recording studio and loc).

    I tried to console MIDAS SOUNDCRAFT YAMAHE AND ...

    What I like the most: 1 value very attractive price.
    What I like least: the weight ...

    I will redeem this product if I had to invest in an analog ...
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  • cocojosecocojose

    Allen & Heath ML4000-32Published on 01/29/07 at 09:01
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Super console trs well placbr /> its been 2 years since I used nothing to say

    UTILIZATION

    No problem a child's play

    SOUNDS

    Trs well

    OVERALL OPINION

    2 years
  • benaudiotekbenaudiotek

    Allen & Heath ML4000-32Published on 07/24/07 at 09:02
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    This console is trs good quality.

    We use it for 2 years and I find it unfortunate that it does not appear on more than FT, it also has the advantage of being well rev up in price.

    Any takers?!

    We will without any doubt us because we Sparer arrtons big concerts but with many regrets.

    A ending for

    benoit
    Audiotek

    UTILIZATION

    VERY GOOD

    SOUNDS

    NOT CLEAR RAD

    OVERALL OPINION

    2 YEARS
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