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Buying a mixer - Mackie 1604
Hey guys,
I have the opportunity to buy an old Mackie 1604 from Craigslist. The seller said it was around 15 years old and only used in a church. I already have a Tapco Blend 6 for home recording, but I may need a mixer with more channels for future band use. Is the price they are asking ($300) a good price for a 15-year old Mackie 1604? Thanks! |
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I actually knocked nearly $300 off of the price of an Ampeg VT-40 on CL by doing this. |
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Well $320 get you this NEW with a USB interface.
While I can see arguements for why the Mackie is a better product and Behringer are cheating on the number of actual channels; The simple fact of the matter is that the price of this sort of product has been dropping like a whores panties for the last 15 years. He probably paid well over $1000 for it and is trying to recoup as much of that investment as possible. I hear and feel his pain, you shouldn't have to pay him for it.
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