The New Unit has no frills and no controls, just analog summing. It features 16 balanced line inputs accessed via 2 D-Sub connectors plus a choice of either 1/4 inch TRS or XLR mic level output connectors. The New Unit is point-to-point wired and takes up a really small footprint on your desktop. It's hard to beat at $299 for the TRS outs and $335 for XRL outs. If you don't need 16 inputs, Unit Audio also makes an 8x2 model as low as $149. At that price, real analog summing is now within reach of every studio.
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...but seriously... does a device like that make sense??
You should make sure to add while the unit is cheap vs other summing mixers its also passive you will need a pair of pres to boost the sum out, which will raise the overall cost
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Christopher,
You are 100% correct.
Thank you.
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