Since my borrowed Mackie mixing console had to return to it's original owner I have been looking for cheap alternatives. So this weekend I replied to a classified ad on two consoles for about $70 together. And a couple of hours ago I picked them up.
The one that actually caught my interest was a Fostex 350 Recording Mixer. Not in it's best shape, but I gave it a try.
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| The Fostex 350 Recording Mixer |
After running through it quickly most things seem OK and I just have to dust it off to be able to use it.
The second one a Traynor 6400 Mixer Amp wasn't that interesting at first but after connecting it to my new
Malmsjö Combo Organ it really got me. A match lade in heaven.
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| The synth of the Malmsjö Organ and the Traynor 6400 |
It certainly looks and sounds as if these two were meant for each other. The built in reverb and quite powerful amp of the mixer brought the organ to life. Haven't checked all the possibilities of this one eather, but a proper clean up is a good start.
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| 6400 Mixer Amp Made in Canada |
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| The in and outs of the 6400 |
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| The 6 channels of the Traynor 6400 Mixer Amplifier |
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| The quite descent eq of the 6400 |
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