Mixing desks typically have a number of outputs. The main stereo output usually drives the main speaker system, whilst other auxiliary outputs can be used for stage monitors, recording, loop system etc. The balance of inputs can be mixed separately for each auxiliary output. This is because the requirements for the main speaker mix differ greatly from what the musicians need out there stage monitors, or what levels are required for recording.

There is a bewildering range of mixing desks available. We will help you find one which suits your needs and your budget. It is often good policy to have more input channels available than are required on an immediate day to day basis, as this extra capacity can be a lifesaver when an extra musician turns up, or a special event takes place.

Mixing desks are relatively easy to upgrade if requirements expand dramatically in future.