Mackie ONYX8 8-channel Analog Mixer with Multi-Track USB

When it comes to world-class quality and versatility, the Mackie Onyx8 8-channel Analog Mixer with Multi-track USB is the perfect go-to board for all your live sound and recording needs. Compact enough for both home use and the traveling engineer, the Onyx8 combines 24-bit/96kHz multitrack recording with high-gain preamps and a low-noise design to meet the uncompromising demands of professionals everywhere. With its British-style sound, Mackie's timeless Perkins EQ is a favorite among many Sweetwater engineers, and the studio-grade effects sound stellar when used with any mix. Top it off with a full-color display and easy navigation, and you get a formidable analog mixer capable of capturing audio with impeccable quality.

General Features:

  • 4 award-winning Onyx mic preamps
  • Analog circuitry delivers premium-quality sound with minimum noise
  • Analog/USB channel strips with flexible routing
  • Studio-grade effects with user customization options
  • 3-band Perkins EQ with On/Off hard bypass switches
  • Switchable hi-Z inputs for guitars, bass, and other instruments
  • 100Hz low-cut filter and 48V phantom power on all mic channels
  • High-resolution 24-bit/96kHz multi-track recording to Mac/PC via USB
  • Full-color display and single-knob interface
  • Dedicated buttons for Previous, Next, Record, and Play/Pause
  • Bluetooth streaming capabilities

Warning:
This product can expose you to, known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to P65Warnings.ca.

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