SOUNDCRAFT EPM 8ch - mixing consoles
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Description
Soundcraft EPM 8ch is a compact yet versatile analog mixer designed for maximum audio clarity and intuitive operation. It combines high-quality performance, functionality, and solid construction at an attractive price — making it an ideal choice for small stages, home studios, houses of worship, and permanent sound installations.
Main Features 8 mono channels + 2 stereo inputs – flexibility for multiple audio sources Professional GB30 microphone preamps designed by Graham Blyth – gain range up to 55 dB and +22 dB headroom True +48 V phantom power – suitable for all condenser microphones on mono inputs PEAK indicator – LED lights brighter as the signal approaches clipping, monitoring several points in the channel path Precision 60 mm faders – smooth, accurate channel level control 2 configurable auxiliary sends (Aux) with PRE/POST fader options – perfect for stage monitors or effects 3-band EQ with swept mid on mono channels and 2-band EQ on stereo channels TRS insert points on all mono inputs and main mix output – easy connection of external effects processors Inputs/outputs: XLR, ¼″ jack, stereo RCA inputs, and RCA record outputs 10-segment LED metering for mix section – precise visual level monitoring Parallel monitor and headphone outputs – performers and engineers can listen independently 19″ rack-mountable steel chassis – durable and ready for installation Why Choose It Soundcraft EPM 8ch is the perfect solution for users who need a reliable, easy-to-use mixer with professional-grade features — without paying for unnecessary extras. With its GB30 preamps, flexible EQ section, inserts, and genuine +48 V phantom power, the EPM 8ch excels in live sound, rehearsal rooms, home recording, and fixed audio systems.
Its high-quality build, stable performance, and straightforward layout make the EPM 8ch an excellent choice for musicians, sound engineers, and audio enthusiasts who value reliability, clear sound, and professional control.