Sound Boards

[blsmn]

Yahama, Soundcraft and Mackie, but for the last 6 years have used nothing but Allen & Heath. Started with a MixWiz, stepped up to a GL2200, and just recently got a GL4000 - man, is that a sweet board I especially like the switch on Aux 10 that allows it to be used as a direct out level control - I do a lot of live recording to an Alesis HD24 and now no longer have to worry about getting the right amount of signal to it.

 

[digitaltec]

You know... If you school has some cash and is really looking for a top of the line sound console for a great price, I would take a look at the Midas Venice Series. I had the opertunity to mix on this thing several times and let me tell you it amazing. The Midas pre-amps in this thing are amazing.

http://www.midasconsoles.com/venice.htm