Free correlative data on Vlz Pro
Author: DJEquip // Category: Home Recording Studio Equipment
I own the original Mackie 1202-VLZ and after comparing it with the VLZ3 I can tell you the differences between the two are very minimal. I say this as a good thing because my good old 1202 has been a loyal and reliable mixer for me since the early 90’s. The sound on my mixer is still amazing. The amplification is super quiet, which means no worrying about pumping up the volume only to hear more static noise. The knobs and buttons are studio grade, which means they have just the right amount of tension and feel just as smooth as the day I bought it. For all the basic mixing needs the Mackie delivers and then some. It’s funny how the extra features on some mixers tend to degrade the quality. I used a Behringer Eurorack that is just as quiet as my Mackie on the surface. However when you use the included effects processor the noise level goes from professional quality to garage band levels of fidelity. While the VLZ doesn’t have it’s own effect processor it does have plug in capabilities
Mackie 1402-VLZ PRO is this a good mixer???
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