Just for Fun
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Silas Pradetto
Graduate Student
Re: Just for Fun
There need to be more options than that.
The console I like the workflow of the best is the iLive...if I had to pick from your three, I don't like any of them, but would pick the highest ROI console...the M7CL.
There need to be more options than that.
The console I like the workflow of the best is the iLive...if I had to pick from your three, I don't like any of them, but would pick the highest ROI console...the M7CL.
How many acts requesting or willing to use the above would accept one of those B mixers?
If the mixer is cheap, what will that imply about the rest of the system, how the rig is maintained, and the capability if the crew?
Re: Just for Fun
M7CL. No layers makes me happy.
well, that I've done a lot of gigs on one so its the devil I know....
M7CL. No layers makes me happy.
well, that I've done a lot of gigs on one so its the devil I know....
Re: Just for Fun
My personal preference of those in OP is definitely the SC48. I may be in a minority, but I really dislike the M7CL and the PM5D. If I were to purchase one of the three mentioned consoles, it probably would be the M7CL. I think that would get the greatest ROI.
@Steve- I've never used the Vi1, but I love the Vi6.
My personal preference of those in OP is definitely the SC48. I may be in a minority, but I really dislike the M7CL and the PM5D. If I were to purchase one of the three mentioned consoles, it probably would be the M7CL. I think that would get the greatest ROI.
@Steve- I've never used the Vi1, but I love the Vi6.
Re: Just for Fun
If I was looking in this range, I'd be looking at the CL series boards
CL1/CL3/CL5
If I was looking in this range, I'd be looking at the CL series boards
CL1/CL3/CL5
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For combat rock it's hard to beat the M7 for quick access, but its sound quality is so dated. I think I'd go with the Midas.
For combat rock it's hard to beat the M7 for quick access, but its sound quality is so dated. I think I'd go with the Midas.
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Totally depends on the use IMO.
If I had to pick a console that I was using for renting/ROI a used M7 would be the way to go. Haven't used the CL stuff yet... but if its "the same, but better" like everyone says it may become a staple as well.
If I had to choose a console to go on tour with for FOH I'd choose the SC48.
If I had to choose a console to go on tour with for monitors I'd choose the Pro 2.
If I had to choose the one single console that I would have to use for every gig it would be the SC48.... I own a ton of great TDM plugins already and the (relatively) built in 32 track recording is such a huge feature for me/the clients I work for.
Totally depends on the use IMO.
If I had to pick a console that I was using for renting/ROI a used M7 would be the way to go. Haven't used the CL stuff yet... but if its "the same, but better" like everyone says it may become a staple as well.
If I had to choose a console to go on tour with for FOH I'd choose the SC48.
If I had to choose a console to go on tour with for monitors I'd choose the Pro 2.
If I had to choose the one single console that I would have to use for every gig it would be the SC48.... I own a ton of great TDM plugins already and the (relatively) built in 32 track recording is such a huge feature for me/the clients I work for.
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Is the SC48 really an under $20k console? I figure street is a bit over that without filling the option board slot. Add say an IO16 and you're well over 20k, no? As far as opinion, I don't like the M7 so I'd take the SC48 over it any day. Haven't worked on the Pro2c yet.
Is the SC48 really an under $20k console? I figure street is a bit over that without filling the option board slot. Add say an IO16 and you're well over 20k, no? As far as opinion, I don't like the M7 so I'd take the SC48 over it any day. Haven't worked on the Pro2c yet.
RYAN LOUDMUSIC JENKINS
Sophomore
Re: Just for Fun
Well, of the choices given, the SC48 as I haven't used the Midas. I really prefer my GLD80s. They are setup the way I like to mix. Very intuitive once you spend a couple minutes on them.
Well, of the choices given, the SC48 as I haven't used the Midas. I really prefer my GLD80s. They are setup the way I like to mix. Very intuitive once you spend a couple minutes on them.