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audioprola
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 Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2014 9:40 pm |
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Which is a better mixer between Yamaha and Allen and Heath thanks
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spotlightjr
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Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2014 10:04 pm |
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Depends on the model but I have owned both. A&H has better on board effects and more durable inmo.
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I'll second Spotlightjr on durability. I own both Yamaha and Allen & Heath. I bought my A&H Zed10FX to replace a Yamaha MG82CX that got banged and lost its power supply connector. It is just a little fragile.
I do love my rack-mounted MG166CX, and in a rack-mounted scenario it has done fine. If you are going to be breaking down the mixer nightly, I recommend the A&H. If it is in a rack, the durability questions will be fewer.
As far as effects, I like both units and they seem to have everything you need to run a karaoke show. Either can back off to a "plate" for country, have a decent 60s style reverb, and can move to the long reverb necessary for more modern rock.
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Micky
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Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2014 4:15 pm |
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audioprola wrote: Which is a better mixer between Yamaha and Allen and Heath thanks A&H of course, they're not in the same league  Nothing compares to A&H in the same price range...
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Smoothedge69
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Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2014 7:28 pm |
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audioprola wrote: Which is a better mixer between Yamaha and Allen and Heath thanks Models that you are looking at??
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I'm as much of a Yamaha guy as anyone, but Allen & Heath is a class step up if you are talking the base models. Better effects, better mic preamps. Very similar in durability. A&H mixers are a bit more $$$ though. They aren't the same price. You generally get what you pay for when you are talking about pro audio from reputable companies.
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chrisavis
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I use the A&H 12FX across all rigs except 2 now. Those two have the Yamaha MG124CX. Both are great boards. I like the A&H for the USB and I think the build quality is a little better. But the Yamaha has the onboard single knob compression.
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audioprola
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Posted: Thu Dec 11, 2014 8:41 pm |
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Chris I never used usb for the audio. I come out of my laptop headphone jack and go to my mixer. Is usb better quality. thanks
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Lonman
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audioprola wrote: Chris I never used usb for the audio. I come out of my laptop headphone jack and go to my mixer. [b]Is usb better quality[/b]. thanks Night & day difference in sound quality using a pro quality USB interface or a built in like the A&H. _________________ LIKE Lonman on Facebook - Lonman Productions Karaoke & my main site via my profile!
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chrisavis
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Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2014 6:03 am |
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Yes. Big Difference. As Lonnie notes, there is an even better different when using a Pro external USB audio interface. i stick to the A&H USB though out of convenience.
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