NOTE: THIS QM-22 IS FULLY MODULAR!

I've owned a number of vintage 70s Quantum Audio consoles over the years and they all sounded as good as any API preamp/desk I ever worked with...this one is no different. QA made a number of broadcast consoles too and that's what this one WAS. It had a half section that was strictly for line level sources. The line level section is completely removed now and this awesome fully functional tracking sidecar is what remains! In a studio setting, these things are valuable for the API-like mic input sections with fully balanced ins/outs via vintage Reichenbach transformers (which became Jensen). Every XLR output you see on the back panel comes from an assignable output and is transformer balanced! So, for inputs, you will have 6 awesome mic input strips with Reichenbach mic transformers going IN (and eq). As far as outputs, you get 7 assignable outputs that have big Reichenbach transformers going OUT! Lastly, you get two STEREO line input channel strips in slot 7 and 8 of the sidecar. Almost forgot to mention that it has Penny and Giles faders! QA spared no expense making this one.

LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. NOTE: THIS IS A SMALL FOOTPRINT SIDECAR CONSOLE, BUT IT IS STILL PRETTY SIZEABLE AND HEAVY! I WILL NOT SHIP THIS.

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ConditionGood (Used)
Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more
Brand
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  • QM-22
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  • 1970's
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  • United States

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