Allen & Heath ZED60-14FX 8 Mic/Line Inputs, 2 Stereos, 60mm Faders, USB, FX

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Live or in the studio, the Allen & Heath ZED60-14FX is a compact, portable mixer that is ideal for small bands.

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Allen & Heath ZED60-14FX

Name: Allen &amp; Heath ZED60-14FX 8 Mic/Line Inputs, 2 Stereos, 60mm Faders, USB, FX
SKU: 12427
Price: 2499.00 AED
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Live or in the studio, the Allen & Heath ZED60-14FX is a compact, portable mixer that is ideal for small bands. Two of the 8 mono channels have high impedance jack inputs that can take a normal line level or a low level input from a guitar pickup, so that guitars and basses can be plugged straight into the mixer without the need for DI boxes. These inputs have been crafted to recreate the sound of a classic tube preamp in a combo or head amp for incredible definition and warmth. Two stereo inputs are also provided for MP3/CD players or keyboards.

The ZED60-14FX comes with configurable USB audio in/out, making it easy to capture a stereo recording at the gig or in the studio. The mixer is equipped with professional XLR main stereo outputs, a flexible monitoring section with headphone and speaker feed outputs, and 16 stunning FX. Most important of all, ZED60-14FX lives up to the audio and build quality standards that have made Allen & Heath one of the most trusted names in professional audio for more than 40 years.

The mixer also features two stereo inputs (ST1 & ST2) that have 1/4″ TS and RCA jacks (ST1 only) for connecting line level outputs from devices such as keyboards, samplers or iPods. Each of the stereo channels features a 2-band EQ. All 10 channels can be routed to a “record” buss that can be output to a computer running DAW software via the USB port, or routed into a hardware recording device via the RCA record out jacks. Each channel also features a “listen” button, that when engaged takes the corresponding signal off the master and recording busses and sends it to the headphone buss. This can be useful in a live recording scenario for making discrete EQ adjustments to a channel before adding it to the master or record busses.