PA GEAR - Yamaha mixer, QSC 425wpc power amp £160

[stevie]

[u][b]YAMAHA mg124cx[/b][/u]

The Yamaha MG124CX 12-channel mixer is one of the best compact mixers you can buy for live or recording use. Excellent sonic qualities, particularly from the mic channels.

There are tons of reviews of this mixer all over the web. Try this one from Prosound News: [url="http://www.prosoundnetwork.com/article/yamaha-mg124cx-small-format-mixer/7905"]http://www.prosoundn...rmat-mixer/7905[/url]
which concludes – “Yamaha has been a market leader for some time. Now it appears that the MG124cx will extend Yamaha’s reach into the low-end of the live sound console market as well. The MG124cx has redefined my expectations for sonic quality in an inexpensive console."

The manufacturer’s product info and brochures are here: <http://uk.yamaha.com/en/products/music-production/mixers/mg_series_cx_models/mg124cx/>

Our drummer also has one of these and there is no point in the band having two. This one is pristine - I would say it looks like a brand new one.

Price £120 (Thomann’s current best price £250). Delivery at cost.

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[u][b]BEHRINGER Feedback Destroyer Pro DSP1124P[/b][/u] (now SOLD)

The Behringer Feedback Destroyer Pro is a 2 x 12-band parametric equalizer as well as an automatic feedback eliminator. These units are also commonly used in home theatre installations to equalize the subwoofers and I expect it would work wonders on many bass rigs.

For a full manufacturer’s description, see here: [url="http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/DSP1124P.aspx"]http://www.behringer...s/DSP1124P.aspx[/url]

This is not new but has never been used - it even has the plastic film on the front display. I bought it from someone who had kept it in a cupboard for several years, but I happened upon a Behringer Ultracurve Pro DEQ just after I bought it and have been using that instead. I've checked and everything works perfectly.

£40 in original box with manual. Delivery at cost.

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[u][b]QSC USA 850 - 850 watt power amplifier[/b][/u]

This is the series of amplifiers that originally made QSC's worldwide reputation. Beautifully built (in the USA), they were made to go on forever, are ultra-reliable but fixable should the need arise. This one is 3u high and very compact (fits in a shallow 19" case), which makes it much easier to pick up and carry than an amp of standard depth. Brief specs as follows:

Output
4 ohms 425 watts per channel
8 ohms 255 watts per channel
Bridgeable into 8 ohms
Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz, +0/-1dB, 1 watt
Damping Factor: Greater than 200
Noise: 104dB below rated output (A weighted)
Cooling: Two-speed fan, rear-to-front air flow.
Load Protection: On/off muting. DC-fault protection
Weight: 15.4kg
Dimensions: Standard 19" rack mounting faceplate
Height: 5.25"(13.3cm).
Chassis Depth: 9.5" (24.1cm)


These are being used quite a bit for home hi-fi and theatre (thanks to a very quiet fan), especially in the US, where used prices seem to be higher than here.

The last one sold on eBay UK (last week) went for £140 delivered.
I’d like £90 for mine. Pickup welcome, or delivery at cost.

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Also selling:
[s]OLP MM2 bass[/s] (now sold)
[s]Dr Bass 1260 3-way cabinet [/s](now sold)
2 x JBL 12" bass speaker cabs unloaded
Eminence Beta 12" - 4 ohms

Edited October 16, 2013 by stevie

[vsmith1]

PM'd about the Behringer

[stevie]

The Behringer has now gone.

[andydye]

I think ghostbass is after a power amp, drop him a pm matey?

[stevie]

Thanks Andy!

[stevie]

I'm surprised I'm having to bump this but I appreciate that money is tight.

[stevie]

Doesn't anyone need a quality mixer at the moment? I could be interested in some kind of deal with a Markbass LMIII or an Ashdown ABM 15 Compact....

Edited October 20, 2013 by stevie