Soundcraft LX7ii 24-Channel MixerSoundcraft LX7II24 Console
General DescriptionHoused 24 channel frame, LX7II24 provides 32 inputs - with no less than 13 separate bus outputs including mix, 4 groups, a dedicated mono bus for centre speaker clusters, side or rear fills, and six auxiliary busses. There are also 16 direct outs. LX7II24 balanced mic inputs all use Soundcraft new GB30 padless mic preamp providing 60dB of gain and 22dBu of headroom. Each input also includes 4 band EQ with two swept mid frequency controls. In addition, EQ In/Out switch and steep 18dB/Octave High Pass Filter, allow effective audio control in difficult venues whilst the six auxiliary sends are pre-post switchable in pairs from each channel, providing a maximum of 4 pre-fader and six post-fader. This makes LX7II24 equally applicable for foldback - heavy performance or in situations where more effects are required. LX7II24 groups section houses two further stereo inputs - with EQ, auxiliaries for keyboards or stereo recording devices - as well as two FX returns. All four groups are routable to mix and include 12 segment bargraph metering for accurate monitoring and inserts. Six auxiliary masters on rotary controls also included AFL soloing. In the master section there is talkback provision to all pre-fade auxiliaries and the mix. Phantom power in banks of four, and a two track return for pre-show music are also present. A "two-track" to mix switch allows the engineer to play CD's over the main PA whilst back-stage set-up is going on, with one press of a button. The mix is also routable to the separate mono bus if mono PAs are required. LX7II24 is built in a rugged wedge-shaped steel chassis with an internal power supply, professional all-metal jackfield and connectors on the rear of the console. All inputs and outputs are balanced.
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The SoundCraft mixer is what we use at our church, and so far, it has not impressed me near as much as a Yamaha 24 channel mixer. Prior to this mixer, we had the 24 channel Yamaha, and it was knocked out by a lightining strike. There are several things that I do not like about this board. The sliders are VERY VERY light, too light in my opinion. The board is set up very oddly, with the mains cutting the channels between 16 and 17. The quality of this board, in my opinion, is not near the quality of a Yamaha board. Save your money, get a Yamaha!
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