Audio Mixer Review:
TAPCO Mix.120 (page 2)
All Things Equalized
Overall, we find the TAPCO Mix 120 to be a great tool for semi-professional videographers who need a powerful yet simple solution. It's everything you'll need to cut voice-overs, run multiple devices into your edit bay, and have more control over our audio. Considering its compact size and compact price, this is a wise investment the will give professional results.
TECH SPECS
Dimensions 1.6" H x 10.7" W x 10.2" D
Channels 12
XLR Mic Inputs 4
Stereo Inputs 4
Tape In/Out Yes
Aux Send Yes
Aux Return No
Phones Out ¼" TRS stereo
Main Out ¼" TRS stereo
Control Room Out ¼" TRS stereo
Phantom Power +48v
3-Band EQ First 4 Channels, High +/- 15dB @ 12kHz, Mid +/- 15dB @ 2.5kHz, Low +/- 15dB @ 80Hz
LowCut 75Hz, First 4 channels
Gain First 4 channels 0-50dB
STRENGTHS
- Main Mix 60mm fader
- Input Gain (first 4 channels)
- 75Hz Low Cut (first 4 channels)
WEAKNESSES
- No power switch
- No Aux Return
- 4 segment Meter LEDs
SUMMARY
The TAPCO Mix.120 is a perfect mixer for any semi-professional videographer's edit suite. If you're looking for a mixer that has the essentials but won't cost you and arm and a leg, take a closer look.
Mark Montgomery is a commercial television producer.
$120
Tapco
6220 Wood-Red Rd. N.E.
Woodinville, WA 98072
www.tapcoworld.com
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