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<blockquote data-quote="kristianjohnsen" data-source="post: 42267" data-attributes="member: 441">Re: Desk question, Midas verona vs. Soundcraft series twoAlan.&nbsp; Don&#039;t get me wrong:&nbsp; You CAN judge the sound quality of a desk just by using it, but not the preamps specifically, that would mean isolating the preamp circuit from the rest of the desk, which would be a PITA due to the reasons mentioned before.I don&#039;t have much experience with the GL 2800 so I won&#039;t comment on that.&nbsp; I will say that I have received few to no complaints from BEs about the Series TWO, and I think there would have been more had I owned an A&amp;H in it&#039;s place.&nbsp; I&#039;m sure the GL is a fine desk, but in the world of BEs and visitors, etc, it&#039;s nice to say you have a smaller mixer by the people who made the MH3 which seems to be the most accepted analog desk around (here at least).Does the GL have a variable frequency HPF per channel?&nbsp; This is an important issue to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kristianjohnsen, post: 42267, member: 441"] Re: Desk question, Midas verona vs. Soundcraft series two Alan. Don't get me wrong: You CAN judge the sound quality of a desk just by using it, but not the preamps specifically, that would mean isolating the preamp circuit from the rest of the desk, which would be a PITA due to the reasons mentioned before. I don't have much experience with the GL 2800 so I won't comment on that. I will say that I have received few to no complaints from BEs about the Series TWO, and I think there would have been more had I owned an A&H in it's place. I'm sure the GL is a fine desk, but in the world of BEs and visitors, etc, it's nice to say you have a smaller mixer by the people who made the MH3 which seems to be the most accepted analog desk around (here at least). Does the GL have a variable frequency HPF per channel? This is an important issue to me. [/QUOTE]

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