Mackie ProFX22Item ID: ProFX2222-channel 4-bus Mixer with Built-in Effects and USB Yes, It's In Stock!
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24 Months Interest Free Financing!On purchase of Mackie products made with your Sweetwater Card now through December 31, 2013. From Our Research Team:Mackie Mix PowerThink of the Mackie ProFX22 22-channel 4-bus mixer as your "audio swiss army knife." If you've got a band or a midsized venue that needs pro sound - but don't have the space or budget for mountains of outboard gear - the ProFX22 is your sonic problem solver. Onboard, you've got 16 Mackie low-noise mic preamps, 3-band EQ with sweepable mids, integrated gig-ready effects, precision 7-band GEQ, and more. You'd need a semi for all this in the old days. Now Mackie packs it all into a great-sounding, roadworthy mixer! If you're in need of a new mixer, the Mackie ProFX22 should be on your short list.Mackie ProFX22 22-channel 4-bus Mixer Features at a Glance:
The Mackie ProFX22 mixer handles anything you throw at it!
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David, Renton, WA Reviewsbased on 4 reviewsYes, WOW!
by from Michigan, USA
I am so excited, I feel I got every thing I will ever need as far as the Mixer now.
January 28, 2013 Music Background: (Learing) Live Sound Engineer Gotta Have One of These!
by Bargas J. M. from United States
I'm completely blown away by this mixer.January 6, 2013 Music Background: professional soundman and musician. I've seen and have handled many mixers in my day of being a soundman and this just makes me feel so damn good! Then when I saw the price.... read more [+].. I couldn't be any more happy. When I found out it ships for free, OMG! I was in ecstacy! This offer is too much for me to handle! I've just got to tell the band members about it! They will be thrilled! close [-] absolutely great
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Mackie profx22 wow! I recommend this mixer to anyone and SWEETWATER is one of the best website that I would recommend to all my friends. let me explain why, when I purchase something from them they co... read more [+]ntact me as soon as I place my oder to make sure I have what I was looking for. then the shipping is fast I really don't know how to explain how satisfy I am with sweetwater. I hope you guys gonna try and you will tell your own experience with them. Finally I want to say this Karl you know how to do business close [-]
October 9, 2012 Music Background: dj and live sound recording Excellent Value
by The Sound Palace from Newbury Park, CA
I previously used a 1604-VLZ Pro to run sound for my cover band. It was in an SKB Pop-up case which was handy but still bulky and somewhat heavy to transport. After studying the manual for the ProFX2... read more [+]2 I sold the 1604 and bought this. I'm very happy with the upgrades. September 29, 2012 Music Background: Live sound engineer; recording engineer, amateur guitar player First, the layout is simpler with the AUX's now placed after the EQ section, AUX 1&2 marked as "Monitor" sends, and a separately colored control for the FX. (The 1604 obviously didn't have built-in FX so AUX 3/4 was typically used for that.) There are fewer routing switches which reduces the learning curve. I was also looking to cut back on the additional racks that I would have to use for compressors and was intrigued by the "one-knob" compressors built into 4 of the channels. They have a fixed ratio of 6:1 and seem to be okay, but I still bring out a 4 channel compressor as a back-up. I really like the USB connector which I use to record our performances (I have Pro Tools on a Mac Book) and to play back iTunes during breaks.XLR and 1/4" outs on the mains is an upgrade from the 1604 which only had 1/4" outs. Some of the disappointments which prevent a 5-star rating include: 1. The EQ's remain identical to the previous mixers (12k, 80Hz, and a sweepable mid) which still invite the use of an outboard graphic EQ on the monitor chain because I find SM58's feedback at 2Khz and 8KHz. On this mixer you have to choose one or the other of those frequencies to cut. (Incidentally, I traded in my Crown Poweramps for the Behringer DSP models that are less than 8lbs and have fully parametric EQ's that are programmable with a lap top. I've saved various settings for each of the microphone setups we use.) 2. No BNC connector for a goose neck lamp. Since it's designed to sit on a table I suppose there's an assumption that you're not mixing outdoors at night. Probably a wrong assumption. Bring a flashlight. 3. While it's lighter (I'm always looking to lighten my work) it's still 28" across and therefore won't fit in any rack-size cases. Cases that will hold it are heavy and comparably expensive ($250 minimum) for a $650 mixer. I ended up just buying the soft case sold by Mackie. So I carry it on a shoulder strap and I"m real careful with it. 4.The compressor channels are 11-14. I thought that was a little weird but maybe not everyone puts drums and bass on the first channels like I do. If you want to have the snare, kick or bass on a compressor, you'll need to move them to the middle channels. Also, the compressors are rudimentary. I suppose they can squash a signal but their attack times don't seem all that fast and I can't find any specs to know what the settings are. I think I'll keep bringing outboard compressors. On the whole, don't expect $2000 worth of quality for $650.00. It's a Mackie and that means it's built better than something like a Behringer. For the price, it does what I need and I like it a lot better than the 1604VLZ Pro that it replaced. close [-] Also popular
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