FS: Inter-M 12 Channel Mixer

[dmb_tatertot]

Hey guys,

I know this is a long shot but I'm looking to sell my mixing board and thought this would be a good place to offer it up. The board is in perfect condition and was scarcly used. Below are some basic details straight from manufactorers website:

Low noise and high fidelity
12, 16 channel inputs
4 Aux. sends per channel
3-Band EQ (with variable mid-range frequency)
Mic/line input selector switch
80mm fader
2 Stereo aux/return with AFL switches
Tape in and record out
Balanced mono out
+48VDC phantom power
10-Segment level meter

Description:
The CMX-1242 is a high-performance professional mixing consoles well suited for permanent installations and on-the-road use. Both the 12 and 16 channel version feature 120-degree connectors from the unit surface for convenient Installations.

Each channel has both XLR and T/R/S that are switch-selectable to add to the flexibility of the inputs. Input gain on each of the channel range from a -60 dB microphone to a +4 dB line level signal while three band EQ with mid sweep adds to the clarity of each channel. There are four auxiliaries on each channel for use as either a monitor or an effects loop, and a pan pot is provided for assignment to the submains and/or the mix masters.

Phantom power is provided globally to all channels while 80-mm Panasonic slide faders provide accurate and smooth channel control.

The master section provides 2 busses with assignment to the stereo mix master as well as a mono output for driving near field monitors, or additional fills for larger format P.A. applications. Two stereo AUX returns drive directly into SUB MASTERS via pan pots and assign switches.

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If you are at all interested, let me know in this post with a screen name or email address I could contact you at. Brand new its $675.00, im only looking for 300.

THANKS =D

Chris

[sunglassesatnight]

Man if I weren't a poor college student, I would jump on this instantly.
But your stuff is still awesome, thank you for holding it down in Kentucky, I'm sure you know we're often slim on good music.