Liam Howlett’s synths and gear in studio and live.
This mixer is designed for maximum flexibility. It features 16 XLR Mic, 1/4" Line inputs. It is perfect for larger exhibit booth demonstration areas. The 1604 is also an excellent choice for meeting applications where a number of mics, and audio sources need to be mixed together.
Liam always uses this mixer in live shows.
"I take a Mackie 1604 out live. As far as I'm concerned, Mackie are the best desks for dance production. I had a Tascam 32 channel, and I sold it to Shades Of Rhythm, and I had done as much as I could do with it. Mackie has much more headroom. I went from a 16 channel Mackie to buying that Tascam and after a year, I still couldn't get a good sound out of it. So I went back to basics - like two 16 channel Mackies. Then I was happy again!" .
This picture is from 2005 and you can spot Mackie 1604 on top of his rack.
Inputs | Channels 1-16 XLR Mic, 1/4" Balanced/Unbalanced Line Level Insert 1/4" Balanced/Unbalanced Line inputs |
Other inputs | Tape in (dual RCA) Main Insert (L & R)1/4". Balanced/Unbalanced line level (4) Aux returns (L & R)1/4". Balanced/Unbalanced line level |
Outputs | Main outs Left, Right, Mono 1/4" Balanced/Unbalanced Line Level (4) Sub Outs 1/4" Balanced/Unbalanced Line Level |
Other outputs | Tape record out (dual RCA), (6) Aux sends 1/4" Balanced/Unbalanced line level (8) Direct Outs 1/4" Balanced/Unbalanced Line Level |
Width | 442mm (17.3") |
Depth | 447mm (17.6") |
Weight | 9.1kg (20 lb) |
Power Requirements | 120V 60hz 50w |
01 May 1992 | The Music Technology Magazine
The Lone Raver
01 Oct 1996 | Sound On Sound
Liam Howlett • The Prodigy & Firestarter
19 Jul 2004 | Sonic State
Prodigy Dig The Mackie Sound
01 Jan 2005 | Mackie
Interview with Liam Howlett
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