Kem Vintage Analog Broadcast Radio Mixer Mixing Desk Console Mic Preamp Pre w Ducking Compressor

Beautiful little mono six channel analog broadcast radio mixer. Looks amazing and sounds superb. Folding legs at the back so he stands up at an angle! He’s probably from the 70’s judging by the DIN connectors at the back - there are jack adaptors made up for all 6 inputs and one output. The microphone input cable is labelled and should be used on channel 1 - the rest are good for the aux channels. Output cable is also labelled and can be used for the Flat or Corrected outputs. The 1\4 inch jack headphone socket can also be used as an output or for headphone monitoring. There are manual / auto switches on the aux channels - this is to allow you to automatically duck any of the aux channels audio when the mic is spoken into. I’ll leave you to imagine the creative possibilites there! - kinda makes you sound a bit Godlike when All the audio clears a path for your dulcet tones. The Auto High Level, Auto Background Level and Sensitivity knobs define the amount of compression and relative volume levels. The mic pre is very pleasing to the ear and runs through the Bass and Treble eq filters. It’s all working, and all sounding beautiful aside from channel 4 - the slider is stuck and I can’t hear any audio being passed. It’s completely Unbalanced - so you’ll need regular unbalanced jack cables to use it (like basic guitar cables).

Another analog wonder from the House of Music!

Runs on 240 volts - all the way to Analog Heaven!