| Subject: | Re: Has anybody had experience of using a Shure FP32 mixer? |
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| From: | oatcruncher |
| Date: | Wed Oct 7, 2015 12:26 am ((PDT)) |
Hi Nick, A VERY quick trawl on Google has given me a strong impression that the FP32= is to be avoided. You may get a member response with personal knowledge, b= ut until you find out more I would personally suggest keeping your money in= your pocket for now. I should add that I also have a personal point of view on mixers and pre-am= ps, and that is that I feel they are adding more weight and complication th= an they are worth. BUT, I'm one of the 'keep it simple' brigade, and fully = accept that my opinion is not the norm. Max |
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