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<blockquote data-quote="Simon Coffin" data-source="post: 202073" data-attributes="member: 388">Greetings,After 10 years of service, our trusty SM20 monitor console needs to find a new home. It has served us well, but no longer meets the riders we receive.- 40 input channels, each with 4 band parametric eq, high or low shelves, HPF and phase.- 7 stereo and 6 mono mixes.- 8 mute groups- PFL trim on all outputs, a really cool feature when working with different output levels. Adjust the trim so all outputs have the same loudness in your cue wedge or IEMs.- 2 power supplies and required cabling- 3 piece Cellini fibreglass case w/ stainless steel hardware and roll board.All input and output modules were recently serviced and are fully functional, but one of the ribbon cables has an intermittent connection. The cabling uses standard connectors and could be replaced fairly easily.For what it&#039;s worth on a prosound forum, this console recently mixed monitors for Los Lobos, The Wailers, Robin Trower, Richard Thompson and many others.Asking $1800, but open to offers.Located in State College, PA.<a href="http://kitchenpass.org/downloads/" target="_blank">Pictures can be viewed here:</a>Cheers,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Simon Coffin, post: 202073, member: 388"] Greetings, After 10 years of service, our trusty SM20 monitor console needs to find a new home. It has served us well, but no longer meets the riders we receive. - 40 input channels, each with 4 band parametric eq, high or low shelves, HPF and phase. - 7 stereo and 6 mono mixes. - 8 mute groups - PFL trim on all outputs, a really cool feature when working with different output levels. Adjust the trim so all outputs have the same loudness in your cue wedge or IEMs. - 2 power supplies and required cabling - 3 piece Cellini fibreglass case w/ stainless steel hardware and roll board. All input and output modules were recently serviced and are fully functional, but one of the ribbon cables has an intermittent connection. The cabling uses standard connectors and could be replaced fairly easily. For what it's worth on a prosound forum, this console recently mixed monitors for Los Lobos, The Wailers, Robin Trower, Richard Thompson and many others. Asking $1800, but open to offers. Located in State College, PA. [URL="http://kitchenpass.org/downloads/"]Pictures can be viewed here:[/URL] Cheers, [/QUOTE]

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