Good Condition.

This Yamaha EM-150 Ensemble Mixer is a vintage analog ensemble mixer and powered amplifier designed for small live sound, rehearsal, and performance applications. Featuring six input channels, built-in equalization controls, analog VU meters, onboard reverb/echo controls, and Yamaha’s classic late-1970s/early-1980s styling, the EM-150 delivers a warm, straightforward analog workflow ideal for vintage audio enthusiasts and musicians alike.

This unit is in good overall cosmetic condition with normal signs of age and use. A unique piece of vintage Yamaha pro audio gear with integrated amplification and multiple channel controls in a compact all-in-one format.

Specifications:

  • Yamaha Model EM-150 Ensemble Mixer
  • Vintage analog powered mixer/amplifier
  • 6-channel layout
  • Built-in graphic equalizer
  • Analog left/right VU meters
  • Reverb/echo controls
  • Integrated power amplification
  • Max RMS Output: 75W x 2
  • Made in Japan
  • Serial Number: 14067

Please also view all attached photos, considered part of the description of this item. Please contact us with any questions before purchasing. The Local Pickup is a musical instrument consignment business with a retail musical instrument store in Rock Hill, SC.

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