Hobby musicians and video makers have needs too. One of them is for a small yet effective mixer at a reasonable price. One that has the same quality components as larger models and a good number of the same functions. If you're one such audio experimentalist, look no further and read on.
German manufacturer Behringer has been leading the industry charge to bring big things in smaller packages. It's Euroback UB502 mixer is a perfect example, and reviews suggest it has been perfect for more than a few consumers.
The Behringer Euroback UB502 is small, no way around that. But small doesn't mean underwhelming with this mixer. It features 5 balanced input channels and the same state-of-the art mic preamping that its big brothers does. The same is true for the low-noise, high headroom design that offers the user clear sound reproduction. The UB502 can really stretch with a 60db gain range on top of the unit's standard 130db dynamic range. Quite impressive for a mixer that tips the scales at a mere 1.3 lbs.
This mixer also carries an extremely musical 2-band mono EQ and the full complement of mix, headphone and stereo outputs. It's ideally suited for use with fixed audio installations as well as keyboards, samplers and computer applications. Notable as well is the fact it has been reviewed as being very useful for recording your own radio show or podcast. The small console means the signal path is kept short for fairly fail-safe processing.
The Behringer Euroback UB502 represents capable sound mixing and audio processing for those with smaller scale aims. It'll fit in your pocket but contains the most important features needed for building a modest studio around a PC or Mac. All housed in a durable, lightweight console and priced appealingly.
Friday, December 18, 2009
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