Summing Mixers

NGSUMBOX  Next Generation Analog Summing System For decades, analog summing has been the foundation of depth, width, and musical cohesion in professional mixes. ngSumBox redefines this concept for...

The Purple Bustard Following on from the phenomenal success of The Fat Bustard summing mixer whose features include Attitude, EQ, stereo width, and of course a big fat sound, we find there’s a...

Epsilon Studio24-channel Analog Summing Mixer Unique analog mixer with 1 system of summing and 2 expansions options The Epsilon Studio is a 24 channels summing mixer unique in the mixing market...

Epsilon 32-500 with Solid 4000 500 Series Pair32 Channel Summing Mixer Epsilon 32-500 The Epsilon 32-500 is a 32 channel summing mixer unique in the mixing market because it’s capable of combining...

The Epsilon 32-500 is a 32 channel summing mixer unique in the mixing market because it’s capable of combining 3 summing styles using only 1 machine. This means 3 different ‘’analog consoles’’ in 1...

48 channel / 36 bus digital mixer Powered by Allen & Heath’s revolutionary XCVI 96kHz FPGA engine, SQ-5 is built for professionals in the most demanding live sound applications. Delivering...

8CR Features This is an 8-module self-powered rack for vintage Neve™* 10-series 8 3/4" high modules including the 1066, 1073, 1084 and our reproduction 1073 and 1084 modules. Each module has its...

The MixDream design plan provides for the integration of analog equipment in digital production environments and stereo mixdown at the analog level.This concept offers high-grade analog summing...

Built around many of the topologies and custom transformers made famous with the 5088 mixer and Portico II Series, the 5059 is designed to deliver the ultimate “out of the box” sonics and ergonomics...

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The Nicerizer 16 v2 was originally conceived because of the demand from customers for something that would “sweeten” the output from pro-tools and other DAW, and to make the final mix easier to...