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Superb sonics in an ergonomic, compact package.
The Soundcraft GigRac 600 Powered Mixer is easy to move, easy to set up, and has impeccable Soundcraft quality sonics. Perfect for solo performers or small groups. 8 channels with high-quality preamps and 2-band EQ, 2X300W of power, 7-band BSS-made graphic equalizer for overall sound tweaking, and a selection of preset digital effects to give you major stage presence. It also has CD inputs for playing music while you're on break. Housed in a sleek looking package that you can carry over your shoulder.
Soundcraft GigRac 600 Powered Mixer Features:
- 8 main channels
- 2-band channel EQs
- High-quality preamps
- 7-band BSS Audio graphic equalizer
- 2 x 300W power into 4 ohms for main/monitor operation
- RCA record outs
- Speakon speaker connectors
- RCA inputs for CD player
- 15-1/2"W x 7"H x 10-1/3"D
- 25.3 lbs.
- Noise
- EIN 150 ohms 20-22kHz (CH1 - CH4): -123 dBu
- EIN 150 ohms 20-22kHz (CH5 - CH6): -123 dBu
- Main out (Level control mid): -78 dBu
- Mon out (Level control mid): -80 dBu
- Amp out: -57 dBu
Crosstalk - Main cutoff: -80 dB
- Mon cutoff: -80 dB
Frequency Response - 20 - 22KHz rel 1KHz Line in to Main out: +0.2/-2.6 X dB
THD+N - Mic i/p -20dB Pad 0dBu I/P at Main out (22Hz-22kHz): 0.15%
- Mic i/p to Amp Out @ full power (22-22kHz): 0.15%
Inputs Ch 1 Ch 4 - Mic Input Impedance: 5.5 Kohms
- Line Input Impedance: 30 Kohms
- Max Input Mic ( 20dB pad ): -3.5 dBu
- Max Input Line( 20dB pad ): 10 dBu
- Max Mic gain to main out: 60 dBu
Inputs Ch 5 Ch 8 - Mic Input Impedance: 2.4 Kohms
- Line Input Impedance: 40 Kohms
- Max Input Mic: -18 dBu
- Max Input Line: 3 dBu
- Max Mic gain to main out: 50 dBu
Outputs - Max out main / mon: 18 dBu
- Power Output
- Gigrac 300: 300W ref 4 ohms
- Gigrac 600: 2 x 300W ref 4 ohms
Connectors - Mic: Balanced XLR combi connectors
- All Jacks: 3 - pole 1/4"
- Line: Jack / combi connectors / RCA phono
- FX bus: Jack
- Submix in: Jack
- Main out: Jack
- Mon out: Jack
- Record out: RCA phono
- Phones: Jack
- Speakers: Speakon
Dimensions - 15-1/2"W x 7"H x 10-1/3"D
Weight - GigRac 600: 27.9 lbs.
Soundcraft GigRac 600 Powered Mixer Specifications:| Aux Sends | 1 | | Bus Outs | No | | Channel Crosstalk | -80 dB | | Dedicted 2 Track Returns | No | | Dimensions In Inches | 15.53 x 6.97 x 10.35 | | External Power Supply | No | | Line Inputs | 10 | | Low Cut On Mono Channels | No | | Mic Channel Direct Outs | No | | Mic Inputs XLR | 8 | | Midi Controllability | No | | Mono Channel EQ | 2-band, treble bass | | Mono Channel Inserts | No | | Mute | No | | Onboard FX | Yes | | Onboard Master EQ | 7-Band | | Phantom Power | Global | | Rack Mountable | No | | S PDIF | No | | Solo Capability | No | | Stereo Channels | 2 | | Surround Mixing | No | | Talkback Onboard Oscillator | N/N | | Total Fader Channels | 8 | | USB Firewire Out | No | | Weight lbs | 25.35 |
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Best Value for the Money
Not too shabby.I was deciding between this and the Behringer.After hearing them side by side, I was sold on the GigRac!It's portable and the quality is great!When I got home I ran it through my speakers from my Bose 802 III's to my JBL MR 925 and JBL SR4735A's.300w x 2 SOUNDS like 300w x 2.The other mixer I tried in store had MORE features,but not things I would actually use in a show.The sound quality of the GigRac was distinctively better.
Reviewed by Edze on 8/13/2007 who plays Variety,oldies to Top 40.
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Gigrac 600 - a perfect score
The Gigrac is a big winner in my book. This is the ideal powered mixer for small to meduim sized clubs, churches, etc.
The 2x300 amps are deceiving, as the power is exceptionally clean. The amps are rated 300 watts into 4 ohms, or 220 watts into 8 ohms. Sounds more like 500 watts.
The channel strips have a distinct "British" sound, and are very easy to use. Just make sure you don't over-EQ. This is very different than most powered mixers, where you need to use the channel strip EQ to offset the poor sound quality. It sounds exceptional, so little EQ is necessary.
The effects, even though limited to eight, are very useful, and extremely musical. No filler here, just the good stuff.
Of all the powered mixers I've owned or used, the Gigrac is by far the best sounding, and easiest to use. The only drawback is the Gigrac sounds so good it will really bring out any deficiencies in your speaker cabinets!!
Reviewed by Pghgtrguy on 10/10/2006 who plays Funk, R&B, Jazz.
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Don't Waste Your $$$$$$
This worked great for me for about a year,and then the internal fan would go haywire, and there was no output sound. The Thing just died.
I wouldn't mind if it had took any abuse, but it was well looked-after!! Even if it happened a couple of weeks ago, before the warranty expired, I would still have had to pay postage out of my own pocket!!
Reviewed by IrishGuy on 4/11/2007 who plays Celtic.
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