Complete with external L100 power supply, the 7800 strip is the basis for building a 4 channel, 8 channel or even 16 channel professional sounding API console when used with the 7600.
This allows a studio to design a custom "side-car" console that can be used as extra inputs or as a portable "floating" console that can be moved from control room to control room. It can also be the basis for an extremely high quality 4 or 8+ channel console for remote recording applications, such as classical recordings or broadcast live remotes.
The 7800 includes the master controls for the solo system, including PFL, SIP and level control. There are six 2-track inputs, monitoring of the four sends, and monitoring of the stereo bus. There are XLR outputs for the stereo outputs as well as the speaker amp inputs. All other outputs are on a D-sub, with a DA-88 type pin-out. This is a professional master section that can be used in any application requiring a control room controller.
For engineers/artists that are using a Pro Tools type of product, the 7800M is perfect for use as a control room master without the summing amps and output controls for the sends or busses. It also provides eight 2-track inputs, speaker controls, dim and a stereo output.
Features
Features:
The BAE (formerly Brent Averill Enterprises) 8CM will house any combination of eight 10-Series modules but provides the added benefit of a mixer section to enable easier integration with DAW-based studios or traditional studios with smaller input capacities.BAE’s Mark Loughman explained: “Both mic and line inputs of each 10-Series module can be mixed to either left or right channels with individual pan controls and output level. A stereo output is also provided for attenuating all channels. Bussing amplifiers are the same Class A amplifiers used in our 1272’s to retain that signature sound. The 8CM can also be used as a 10 series rack with 8 direct outs.”
The frame is designed to accept new modular versions of our TG Channel and TG1 Limiter and when combined with the Mini Mixer creates a fully rack mountable and portable TG mixing system designed specially for use with todays studio setups.
Price includes 3 amp power supply.
Read what others are saying:
"My first impression was that the difference that the Mini Rack Mixer makes is bigger than the difference mastering makes... The Chandler Mini Rack Mixer will inevitably get compared to all the new summing boxes, but because of its 100% discrete design, Class-A line amps, transformer balanced I/O-and resulting sound quality-it has no real competition short of a vintage Neve console."Mike Caffrey, Tape Op #49 Sept/Oct 2005"We weren't necessarily in the market for another mixer, but we've learned that it's definitely worthwhile to check out anything Chandler is coming out with! It's such a well thought out and designed unit and like everything Chandler makes, it sounds awesome. It seems everything sounds better when run through the Chandler line amps! It's incredibly versatile and useful as a sidecar, line mixer or summing device plus it's great to have as the control section for a Pro Tools room."- Billy Bush, engineer for Garbage and Butch Vig"...gotta say it does sound amazing. It is a beautiful piece of gear........and made a huge difference as soon as I was able to split out multiple tracks and recombine thru a proper stereo buss....it sounded warm and really fat...it made my speakers come alive! my mix sounded clearer and the vocal had especially nice detail...........Also, it's very easy to use...."- Joe BarresiI am absolutely stunned by your mixer. It may be sacrilegious to say, but the Chandler has become my preferred choice in virtually every instance that I have would normally desired a vintage Neve console (in fact, I ditched the one I previously had). This makes absolutely no sense to me, hence I would suggest that you have made some sort of pact with Satan to fabricate such a thing. Heaven help you, but thanks all the same for creating such a remarkable recording device.- Michael Beinhorn
It sums eight line-level (+4) inputs into two outputs, using a top-secret vacuum tube circuit for sound quality that we think mops the floor with any other "analog" summing box on the market today. Ins and outs are transformer-balanced. Units can be cascaded together to bring as many analog outs as your DAW has into the stereo outs of your main Sumthang unit, and we've been kicking around plans for a 16-channel dedicated expander. An oversized output volume knob and super-accurate VU meters let you tweak the signal to the liking of your two-track recording or monitoring system, and even better, they look important.
More features and tech specs are coming soon. Keep checking this space or contact us, but be warned: this thing sounds so armed and dangerous that the Department of Homeland Security may notice if you click here too often!