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 A Fresh MixReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Apr 1985CMC 24 MixerOn the cheapest computer-assisted mixer yet, the AHB CMC 24. We take a look. | |||
 A&HB CMC 24 MixerReview | International Musician, Apr 1985Studio TestThe ultimate mixer for the semi pro? Tony Mills gets to grips with the computerised AHB CMC 24 | |||
 AHB CMC 24Review | Home & Studio Recording, May 1985 | |||
 AHB KeymixReview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1986Who wants a programmable modular mixer and three-band sweep EQ system that offers full MIDI control of channel routing/muting and all fits neatly into a 19-inch rack? "I do!" shouts Paul Gilby. Read why... | |||
 Allen & Heath 1221Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1982 | |||
 Allen & Heath Brenell Eight Track Package - Mod II Mixer - Part 1Review Series | Sound International, Jan 1979EquipmentAllen and Heath/Brenell release one of their beautiful Mod II mixers into the grateful clutches of Mel Lambert, who lets you know warrisallabout. | |||
 Allen & Heath GS3Review | Sound On Sound, May 1992Multitrack MixerWith features enough for a low-end one-inch 24-track studio, and a price low enough for the top end of the quarter-inch 8-track market, Dave Lockwood finds the Allen & Heath GS3 too good to be ignored. | |||
 Allen & Heath S2Review | Sound On Sound, Sep 1991Recording MixerNot content with offering most of the Saber's facilities in the highly affordable Spectrum, Allen & Heath have now produced in the S2 an even cheaper fully-featured recording console. Dave Lockwood tries it on for size. | |||
 Allen & Heath Saber MixerReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1989Moving upmarket? David Pickering Pick presents this user report on Allen & Heath's Saber console. | |||
 Allen & Heath SpectrumReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1991With on-board midi mute automation, six auxiliaries, 16 inputs and 16 monitors, Allen & Heath's new pint-sized Saber looks set to emulate the success of its larger brethren. Dave Lockwood checks it out. | |||
 Allen & Heath System 8 MixerReview | Home & Studio Recording, Nov 1983 | |||
 In The MixReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1986AHB KeymixSimon Trask takes an in-depth look qt a computer-controlled modular mixer. Does MIDI programmability represent the future of the mixing console? | |||
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 Mixers - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Buyer's Guide | One Two Testing, Jun 1985the next part in our comprehensive survey, this month between £650 and £1500 | |||
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