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Soundcraft LX7ii 16 16-Channel Professional Mixer Console

Achieve Sonic Excellence with Professional MixingThe Soundcraft LX7ii 16-Channel Mixer Console is a professional-grade audio mixer designed to deliver exceptional sound quality and versatile control. With its updated design and advanced features, this mixer is perfect for both studio and live sou...

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Overview

Achieve Sonic Excellence with Professional Mixing

The Soundcraft LX7ii 16-Channel Mixer Console is a professional-grade audio mixer designed to deliver exceptional sound quality and versatile control. With its updated design and advanced features, this mixer is perfect for both studio and live sound applications.

  • Mic Preamp: GB30 mic preamp and precision equalization circuitry
  • Architecture: True 7-bus architecture
  • Stereo Inputs: 2
  • Stereo Returns: 2
  • Direct Outputs: Channel direct outputs

Key Features

GB30 mic preamp and precision equalization circuitry

True 7-bus architecture

2 stereo inputs

2 stereo returns

Channel direct outputs

Specifications

Channels
16
Preamps
GB30 mic preamp
Equalization
Precision equalization circuitry
Bus Architecture
7-bus
Stereo Inputs
2
Stereo Returns
2
Outputs
Channel direct outputs

Frequently Asked Questions

The Soundcraft LX7ii 16 Professional Mixer is a 16-channel console, suitable for various audio mixing needs.
This mixer is equipped with GB30 microphone preamps, designed to deliver high-quality audio input.
Yes, it features a true 7-bus architecture, which provides flexible options for routing audio signals.
Yes, the Soundcraft LX7ii 16 includes 2 stereo inputs and 2 stereo returns, allowing for external device integration.
The channel direct outputs are useful for sending individual channel signals for multi-track recording or external processing.