STUDER 269
- Exceptional Studer mixer with great sound.  In excellent condition.
- Exclusive preparation for multitrack recording and mixing workflows.
- 16 x mic/line channels.
- 2 x master bus with limiter.

- JLM Audio modules have been integrated to provide 16 x balanced post-fader direct outputs via DB25 connection.

- I have incorporated independent switches per group of 4 channels. A significant improvement over the original single-switch design.

- Completely recapped, All electrolytic capacitors have been replaced in every module, including the power supply and meter bridge. High-quality Panasonic FM capacitors were used for their superior temperature resistance.

- All modules have been cleaned and lubricated. Potentiometers turn cleanly and faders move smoothly. (Note: due to the original fader design, slight mechanical creaking may occur at the very ends of travel, though this is uncommon).

- Includes dedicated cabling for monitor outputs and monitoring returns.

- Great investment piece; these consoles appreciate in value every year.

- Ready to plug in and start working (Plug & Play).

- The mixer will be shipped professionally secured inside a custom wooden crate on a pallet to ensure maximum protection during transit.

- This mixer has been refurbished and overhauled. However, due to its vintage nature, unexpected anomalies may arise, so it is sold "as-is" without warranty or refunds. That said, these units are known for being easy and inexpensive to service.

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Listed14 hours ago
ConditionExcellent (Used)
Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • 269
Categories
Year
  • 1979
Made In
  • Switzerland

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