[Tech1] Small mixer

[Dave Plowman]

I wanted a small inexpensive mixer for Zoom. Small enough to leave on top
of the computer when not needed. Two channel would have been enough, but
since using personal mics wanted better EQ than just bass and treble.
Faders not a problem, as it would be basically pre-set.

Got a Yamaha MG102. Far more channels than I need but OK size wise at
about 1 ft square. Has 3 band EQ, a selectable and gentle compressor, and
phantom power. DC in is also a 3 pin DIN. but the locking version.

USB only would have been convenient, but couldn't find one with any EQ at
all, let alone 3 band. Or at least at an affordable price.       



In article <158e68f5-b185-08e2-6944-7f0747434cdd at gmail.com>,
   Bernard Newnham via Tech1 <tech1 at tech-ops.co.uk> wrote:
> I have a 1202. It's very good, apart from a couple of small things. The 
> power socket is rubbish - a DIN plug which falls out at the slightest 
> thing. And there are a couple of  little buttons labelled "USB 2-track", 
> which I only get right by trial and error. I'm sure it's easy for you 
> sound chaps.  All round though, it does what I need for not much money.

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    Dave Plowman     dave at davesound.co.uk     London SW 12