Boss KM-60 6-Channel Mixer (1970s)

This 1970s classic is a cult favorite for a reason. Often called the "poor man’s Neve" (though it has a gritty soul all its own), the Boss KM-60 is a 6-channel mixer that has transitioned from a utility tool for keyboardists into a secret weapon for modern producers.

While originally designed for sub-mixing keyboards, this Japanese-made unit has become a studio staple for its ability to add warmth and harmonic saturation.

The headroom on this unit is awesome. When pushed, it delivers a thick, creamy distortion. Features six channels, each with a dedicated volume slider, 2-band EQ (Treble/Bass), and a Pan pot. Complete with master effect sends/returns.

Condition: excellent functional condition with a few minor scratches:

• Pots & Sliders: All six channel faders, the master fader, and all EQ/Pan knobs have been tested.
• VU Meters (Functional): Both analog VU meters are fully operational and accurately track the input/output signal.
• • Note: The internal backlights for the meters are currently out (non-illuminated). The needles move perfectly, but they do not glow.
• Audio Signal Path: The preamps and summing bus are 100% functional. This unit delivers the legendary analog warmth and musical saturation it's famous for.
• EQ & Filters: All per-channel Bass and Treble controls are working as intended. The low-cut filter on the master is fully functional.
• Connectivity: All 1/4" inputs and outputs are functional.
• Cosmetics: The unit shows normal scratches and minor surface wear. No major dents or structural damage.
• Power: The original power cable is intact, flexible, and safe for use - EU/220v model.