advice single space mic/line mixer

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Help..I'm looking for a single-space mic/line mixer with 48V phantom
power and an effects send for each channel.

Any ideas?

-Rick

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Rolls ain't exactly known for highest quality , but i'd like
to know if there is a decent one to mix micpres with only
a touch of verb maybe for two track recording .
Who makes the cleanest ? [ good headroom , low noise ]
regards Greg


"S O'Neill" <nopsam@nospam.net> wrote in message
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> antemoticon@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> > Help..I'm looking for a single-space mic/line mixer with 48V phantom
> > power and an effects send for each channel.
> >
>
>
> Rolls makes one.
>

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antemoticon@yahoo.com Wrote:
> Help..I'm looking for a single-space mic/line mixer with 48V phantom
> power and an effects send for each channel.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> -Rick

The API 3124MB+ does exactly what you say you're looking to achieve...
the Speck "5.0" pres can be built into a mixer with no real size
restrictions while still giving you direct out capability [no aux send
bus]


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Fletcher

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<antemoticon@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Help..I'm looking for a single-space mic/line mixer with 48V phantom
> power and an effects send for each channel.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> -Rick
>
Do you mean 1U (1.75" high) x 19" wide, rack mounting? Gasp! How many m/l
channels do u expect to cram in? At what mains supply voltage? U can just
about get a single stereo processor with all bells and whistles in there.
2U at least will give you scope for more makes.
Jim

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In article <9XLPd.1624$ma4.694@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net> jim.greg@ntlworld.com writes:

> Do you mean 1U (1.75" high) x 19" wide, rack mounting? Gasp! How many m/l
> channels do u expect to cram in? At what mains supply voltage? U can just
> about get a single stereo processor with all bells and whistles in there.

ATI used to make both an 8 and 16 channel 1U mixer with mic preamps,
pan pots, and a limiter on each channel. Quite expensive, and I
believe both are now discontinued.

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Mike Rivers <mrivers@d-and-d.com> wrote:

> In article <9XLPd.1624$ma4.694@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net> jim.greg@ntlworld.com writes:

>> Do you mean 1U (1.75" high) x 19" wide, rack mounting? Gasp! How many m/l
>> channels do u expect to cram in? At what mains supply voltage? U can just
>> about get a single stereo processor with all bells and whistles in there.

> ATI used to make both an 8 and 16 channel 1U mixer with mic preamps,
> pan pots, and a limiter on each channel. Quite expensive, and I
> believe both are now discontinued.

These are really nice units. But no effects sends.

Rob R.