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Re: Best inexpensive wireless mixerThe reason for the OP was a consideration of lower level "remote fader / eq" applications for simple DJ mixes / tracks for lower level shows. Applying the experience from bigger consoles to the smaller ones I would assume there are drastic differences in quality. When we can use some as simple as a dolby lake for our eq and mix control on the front end the system is great. Going to explore the Soundcraft, the Mackie, and perhaps even the X32 to see how we feel about sound quality. If there are any other suggestions I would love to check them out - especially with Infocomm right around the corner.
Re: Best inexpensive wireless mixer
The reason for the OP was a consideration of lower level "remote fader / eq" applications for simple DJ mixes / tracks for lower level shows. Applying the experience from bigger consoles to the smaller ones I would assume there are drastic differences in quality. When we can use some as simple as a dolby lake for our eq and mix control on the front end the system is great. Going to explore the Soundcraft, the Mackie, and perhaps even the X32 to see how we feel about sound quality. If there are any other suggestions I would love to check them out - especially with Infocomm right around the corner.
