Vintage Soundcraft Series 200 8-Channel 4-Bus Mixing Console

If you are looking at this console you probably know the vintage, warm sound you are looking for. If you are not familiar with vintage analog consoles I recommend reading some gear forums before purchasing something like this. The manual is available online so you may want to look at that. If you are looking for a relatively low cost vintage board that will add character and color to what you run through it then the Soundcraft 200/400/800 series boards are a great place to start.  This is a 200SR, so Pin 3 is Hot.  If it were a 200B, Pin 2 would be Hot, just fyi.
We used this console in the studio exclusively for the pre-amps and EQs. Sounds great. Everything works as far as I know. The only thing is the bottom two meters are always pegged. I believe it has something to do with channel one, however it doesn't affect the sound or workings at all. That is why this is listed as "Good" instead of "Very Good."

This is a Soundcraft 200SR, 8 channel version. Cosmetically it is in great shape, clean and all knobs and sliders work well.

Every channel of this mixer has:
- 4 aux sends
- mic/line (XLR/TRS) inputs selected with a switch
- 48v phantom power
- input gain control and -20 db pad
- 4 band fixed frequency EQ
- inserts
- pan
- group sends/PFL

Master section has:
- 2 XLR mix/master out with insert (TRS) capabilities - can also send to 2-track and monitor master/final mix.
- 4 XLR Direct outs for the groups and 4 returns (TRS) (tape returns - to monitor a recording device like an tape machine)
- Groups have faders, EQ, input volume controls and panning
- 4 VU meters that can be used for the master out or group outs.
- 4 aux masters for effects level control (TRS)
- headphone jack

Look at the pictures for more details.

  I will also include the rack mounts that we have.
I cant include a link to the owners manual but just go to the Soundcraft website and they have the pdf listed there.