I’m selling my Mackie mixing console, which has served me well in my home studio for a long time. For the past 3–4 years, though, I’ve only used it very rarely—and then only as a pure analog summing mixer—so it’s time to let it go. Overall, the console is in good condition, though it naturally shows the typical signs of wear and age. I’ve checked everything thoroughly, and there’s nothing worth mentioning—except that the gain knobs on the mic preamps make a slight crunching sound when turned, but that’s normal for its age and isn’t an issue once the gain is set. The power cord is included. The 19" rack rails can, of course, be unscrewed if desired.

In addition to its use as an interface, the console is, of course, also a very good live mixing console. The FireWire connection was just a bonus from Mackie on top of a regular, full-featured analog console that has enough inputs, outputs, auxes, and tone controls for a band.