A shelving control fixed at 80Hz. Boost for low-end punch in kick drums and bass guitars; cut to eliminate low-frequency rumble or stage noise. 3. Auxiliary Sends (Aux 1 - Aux 4)
: A budget-friendly, non-modular analog desk known for clean preamps and a natural-sounding EQ. Build : Solid steel chassis with plastic end cheeks. Key Technical Specifications Channels
The Soundtracs Topaz 12-4 is a classic, highly regarded compact analog mixing console released in the 1990s. Known for its British sonic character, musical equalization, and robust routing capabilities, it remains a favorite for home studios, analog enthusiasts, and live sound applications.
The Topaz 12-4 is a 12-channel, 4-bus in-line recording console. It is often praised for its clean preamps and low noise floor. Unlike many "mixer-style" boards of that era, the Topaz was designed with proper recording workflows in mind. Key Features Soundtracs Topaz 12 4 Manual
The Topaz channel strip is designed to manage two signals simultaneously, which is critical to its "in-line" designation. Input Section (Mic/Line)
Post-EQ insert points (TRS jack, Tip=Send, Ring=Return) allow for connecting outboard compressors or gates. Gain Control: High-quality preamps with low noise floors.
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Adjusts the incoming signal level. Use this to optimize the signal-to-noise ratio.
Positions the channel signal within the Left/Right stereo field or assigns it to odd/even sub-groups. Routing Switches: 1-2: Routes the signal to Group Busses 1 and 2. 3-4: Routes the signal to Group Busses 3 and 4. L-R: Routes the signal directly to the main stereo mix. Auxiliary Sends (Aux 1 - Aux 4) :
Assign the channels you want to record to Group 1-2 or Group 3-4.
What or recording device you are connecting to the desk What instruments or microphones you plan to plug in