Hi Fellas, Just bought two Evox 8V2 speakers from Frank. He"s always honest and very fair with his prices. Now I'd like to pick up and appropriate mixer. Two of the mixers I was looking at ( Allan & Heath zed 10fx and Behringer XENYX 1202) have a 3 band EQ for vocals but only 2 band for keyboard stereo. Do you think I would be better off looking for a mixer with 3 band for keyboards? Thanks Frank
#431286 - 05/03/1708:20 AMRe: Frankie V Comes Through Again
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DonM
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Most keyboards have internal e.q. I always set my e.q. from the keyboard, then run the mixer flat, or maybe very slight adjustment from the mixer if the venue calls for it. Two-band is fine for the keyboard if you have internal e.q.
#431290 - 05/03/1708:50 AMRe: Frankie V Comes Through Again
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DonM
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Originally Posted By fjs714
Thanks Don. I have the Pa4x, so I think your idea is probably the best solution.
PA4x has wonderful sound processing. The MAXX settings can really bring it to life, plus the mic processing is great. I use mostly the automatic settings on the mic and it works great.
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