Soundcraft 800B 1980s

Fully functional vintage sound board. My church bought it 3.5 years ago and it was deemed too large for our space so it has been sitting in storage.

Specs:
32 mic/line inputs
16 busses
8 aux sends
8 subgroups
High pass filter is -12dB (gradual) at 100Hz
Low freq boost/cut +/-15dB @ 60Hz
Parametric Low Mids boost/cut +/- 15dB, sweepable from 150Hz-2.4kHz - super useful for removing muddiness
Parametric High Mids boost/cut +/- 15dB, fixed 1 octave width, sweepable from 600Hz to 10kHz - great for carving out just the right frequencies for each instrument
High freq boost/cut, +/-15dB @ 10kHz
EQ in/out switch - takes EQ out of circuit (keeps noise down when not in use, and makes it easy to A/B with and without EQ)
Switchable phantom power on each channel
8 VU meters - to monitor the subgroup levels
20dB Pad - switchable for input signals that are too loud (as can happen with drums)
Phase reverse - switchable per input
Long-throw faders (much more control over fades in/out)
Modular channel strips - allows individual channels to be removed and repaired or upgraded without downtime for the whole mixer
Through-hole components - the capacitors and other electronic parts are inexpensive and easy to replace

unit dims: 66" x 29.5" x 12.5"

Case Dimensions Outside: 38" High, 72" Long, 16" Wide
Inner Foam padding is 2-8" thick