Mackie ONYX 1620 Analogue Mixer

Marsoni

M251S

$224.50

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Mackie ONYX 1620 Analogue MixerMackies Onyx 1620 pairs a redesigned 16: 2 analogue mixer with the option of a built in FireWire audio interface, creating a flexible front end for studio or live recording. At its core are Mackies Onyx mic preamps, offering low noise, wide headroom, and a slightly smoother, more refined character than earlier VLZ designs, alongside a newly voiced EQ intended to deliver a sweeter, more musical response inspired by classic British consoles. With the

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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2025