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Old 11-18-2018, 11:56 PM
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The problem, I find, with virtually all of the small analog mixers is the lack of channel mutes. Mackie may not always be considered in the same league as A&H, Yamaha or Soundcraft but their mixers usually have mutes.

That being said, Dave, if weight is a significant issue (and cost not so much) then I'd strongly suggest a small digital mixer, something like a Bose T4S. These are VERY light, have all of the bells & whistles, including channel mutes (!) and setups or scenes that can be saved and recalled to make setups in repeated venues quick and easy.

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