Soundcraft Signature 16 Mixer with Effects
The Soundcraft Signature 16 is an exceptional compact mixer that blends world-class sound quality with cutting-edge functionality. As a small mixer, the Signature 16 blends world-class sound quality with cutting-edge capabilities
Soundcraft Signature 12 Mixer with Effects
This feature-rich analog mixer has two USB ports, allowing you to record your concerts directly from the board.
Soundcraft FX16ii Mixer with Effects
It is a 16-channel mixing console designed for use in live sound and recording applications.
Soundcraft EFX12 12-channel Mixer with Effects
₨ 95,000.0Soundcraft EFX series the is a versatile and reliable 12-channel mixer that provides high-quality audio, flexible routing options, and built-in effects processing.
Soundcraft EFX8 8-channel Mixer with Effects
The Soundcraft EFXTM Series adds a 24-bit, digital Lexicon® effects processor to the Soundcraft low-cost, versatile compact line.
Soundcraft EPM12 14-channel Analog Mixer
It is a versatile and reliable mixer that provides high-quality audio and flexible routing options.
Soundcraft EPM8 10-channel Analog Mixer
The Soundcraft EPM8 is an 8-channel analog mixer that offers a range of features for small to medium-sized audio setups.
Soundcraft EPM6 8-channel Analog Mixer
The Soundcraft EPM6 is a 6×2 frame size mixer that places emphasizes on quality, audio performance, and an easy to understand, uncluttered control surface.
Soundcraft Notepad-12FX Analog Mixing
Notepad-12FX Mixer with Effects and USB
Soundcraft Notepad-8FX Mixer with Effects
It’s a great choice for anyone who needs a mixer with USB connectivity, effects, and Bluetooth streaming capabilities.
Soundcraft Notepad 5 Channel Mixer with USB
The Notepad-5 mixer makes it easy to get legendary Soundcraft sound for your music, podcasts or videos
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