All user reviews of 4/5 for the Mackie MS1402-VLZ

Table 14 tracks including: <ul> 6 channel line / microphone with adjustable gain (Jack Balanced / XLR)
4 stereo channels with selector input level (TRS)
Balanced volume correction
Low-cut filter to remove the "P" microphones microphones on channels
Selector "Mute" for each channel on redirecting output alternative
Selector "Solo" on each channel
Fixed 3-band (80Hz, 2.5kHz and 12kHz)
2 auxiliary (TRS, 1 output, 2 inputs)
Selector Pre / Post fader for the auxiliary 1 + redirection
An input / output for connecting a tape deck (4 RCAs block)
Selector "Phantom Power" for all channels microphones
Primary output from table (TRS / XLR)
Output to a control room (TRS) </ul>

UTILIZATION

Easy to use, very well thought out. One could say that there is no need to use a standard manual!

It can be used as a simple setup that much more complex.

Everything is easily accessible, clear, effective.

As against only one regret: the manual is in English. But every line is important because some section show some of the subtleties of use interresting.

SOUNDS

Very good quality of AOP.
Blast near zero on all volumes fully.
The corrections are very effective and fall on the fundamental frequencies.
The dynamics are good, revealing a transparent whole potato instruments.

OVERALL OPINION

I have my console for 5 years now, I never had any kind of bad with surprise!
Frankly, not much to say, good as no disappointment ...

I do not really valid comparison to make since the only true as I could do was console with Ross RCS-1602, which has nothing to do in terms of dynamics, breath and quality ...

Even if the quality is there, I do not know if the quality / price ratio remains interesting today, especially when you see the new models coming out lately.

Despite this small problem, the fact remains that it is a great console.