Mixer Upgrade

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Hey guys,
How you all doing today?

Anyways, I have a couple questions. First of all I have a mixer.

Model: Inter-M MX-1242A.

What is your opinion on this mixer? Is it good? This is what I have
now, but a couple channels are dead on it. What would you suggest that
I get as a new mixer as an upgrade from this one? This one has 12
channels, so I would like at least that, but not more than 16 becuase I
need it to fit in a rack mount. I would like the same type of mixer,
but I don't know if Inter-M is a good brand or not.

Also, if I was to sell this mixer, what do you think I will get for it,
and how much would you pay for it? What is a good asking price for
ebay? It is in Used conition, but works.

Please let me know.

Thanks,

Jim O.

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>How much did you originally pay for it?

I think we paid $1,000 for it. We bought it used though.

>You said two channels are dead

My mistake, there is only 1 dead channel. The rest are working fine. I
was told someone though that it is fixable, it is just that we don't
know if we should put money into an old mixer, or if we should upgrade.

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jimover@gmail.com wrote:

> Hey guys,
> How you all doing today?
>
> Anyways, I have a couple questions. First of all I have a mixer.
>
> Model: Inter-M MX-1242A.
>
> What is your opinion on this mixer? Is it good? This is what I have
> now, but a couple channels are dead on it. What would you suggest that
> I get as a new mixer as an upgrade from this one? This one has 12
> channels, so I would like at least that, but not more than 16 becuase I
> need it to fit in a rack mount. I would like the same type of mixer,
> but I don't know if Inter-M is a good brand or not.

Inter-M is a kinda economy 'me too' brand. The stuff I've seen seems to be
competently assembled but I wouldn't expect it to be of stunning
performance.

> Also, if I was to sell this mixer, what do you think I will get for it,
> and how much would you pay for it? What is a good asking price for
> ebay? It is in Used conition, but works.

As mentioned by Paul, it's got broken channels. So not much.

If you've been happy with that mixer, you'll doubtless find Behringer to be
to your liking and pleasantly cheap.

Graham

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Chop up the audio and set the track delay to 0 seconds, it's usually 2
seconds.


Paul Stamler wrote:
> "Scott Dorsey" <kludge@panix.com> wrote in message
> news639t5$b23$1@panix2.panix.com...
>
>><jimover@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>>>Also, if I was to sell this mixer, what do you think I will get for it,
>>>and how much would you pay for it? What is a good asking price for
>>>ebay? It is in Used conition, but works.
>>
>>It is not salable. If two channels are dead, it does not "work."
>
>
> Well, it might be salable as a fixer-upper, provided the purchaser was
> willing and able to fix the bad channel. I'd say that, under those
> circumstances, assuming there are no scratchy pots, $25 would be a fair
> price. With buyer paying shipping.
>
> Peace,
> Paul
>
>