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Mar 01, 2018
Amazing sound quality!
2 of 2 found this helpful Ok, so you're looking for a reverb/effects unit but don't necessarily want to step up to the $1000 price range for a spx2000 or similar units... Well, look no further. The sheer flexibility of the MX400 is pretty astounding at this price point. You are essentially getting 2 stereo processors with a great range of reverb, delay, phaser, detune, de-esser, etc. options at your fingertips. It really is a very intuitive menu setup if you have worked with other outboard gear before, with a fairly mild learning curve if you haven't. Parameter editing is right there for you with the A/B/C knobs affecting the most common parameters of a particular effect, and further detailed editing is 2 clicks of the page/select button away. The in/out setup and mix routing offers a way to really blend all kinds of different effects together, do 4 channel surround, or even run 4 mono effects. Now I haven't delved into the usb portion of the unit itself as I run Protools, and would prefer to set it up as an "analog" in/out for my purposes, but if you're running a VST compatible DAW then it might be something that helps sell you on ease of use for the unit. It does only accept 16 or 24 bit 44.1k or 48k digital signals, so if you normally "oversample" to a 96k or some such this might be cause to run it as analog in/out only. As most home studio users do 24-bit 44.1k or 48k in their sessions nowadays anyway, it's not that big of an issue. With all that being said, this unit is GREAT for adding space or mild effects, but not something to create wild affectation of the original audio. Factory programs are decent but not pro studio amazing, however user programs are very easily stored and brought back with just a few button presses. I do wish it had a few more LED's for input monitoring, but at this price not something to complain too much about. Overall, best unit for sub $1000 money (blows out TC Electronic units for sound quality) and fits a ton of uses in your rig! I
Mar 01, 2018
Great mixer!
1 of 1 found this helpful I 've used various mixers over the years - high end and low end. I needed a small frame analog mixer (hate digital mixers) for certain gigs. I've found that the Soundcraft is excellent. The pre-amp makes a huge difference in the sound you are sending to those speakers. The layout and controls are like the high end Soundcraft analog mixers, just scaled back. Love it. Strongly recommend the non-"FX" Soundcraft mixers. Add your effects as separate devices (reverb, limiter/compressor, etc.) If you are looking for a high end mixer (24-48 channels), you can't go wrong with Soundcraft either - you'll love it. I don't like much of anything about the Behringer/Mackie mixers - cheap sounding components. Go with Soundcraft. Every bit as good as the Allen & Heath. I've used both.
Dec 06, 2019
The problem is power supply
This needs a designated 9V power input.
Otherwise, this is a fun hands on unit that can be used by your singer learning quickly through its tactile use as opposed to scrolling through digital screens. Enjoy!