Boss BX-800 Vintage 8 Channel Analogue Stereo Mixer Roland - 100V
The Boss BX-800 is a compact eight-channel analogue stereo mixer produced in Japan during the 1980s.
Each channel provides adjustable gain, two-band treble and bass equalisation, effects-send level, pan and an individual channel fader. Its wide input-gain range accommodates microphones, instruments, drum machines, synthesisers and line-level studio equipment.In addition to conventional mixing, the BX-800 has become desirable for its transistor saturation. Increasing the input gain can produce warm compression and progressively gritty analogue distortion, particularly useful with drum machines, synthesisers and electronic percussion.
Condition:
• This is a used unit.
• This unit has been thoroughly tested. It has no faults to note.
• This unit shows a small amount of wear from use and age like some marks and nicks, however is overall still a nice piece. Please see photos.
• Please be aware this unit is 100V. This means it MUST be used with a step-down transformer, not a travel adaptor. If you are unsure about this please let us know. We have some great, compatible step-downs for sale HERE. They are designed in Australia for use in Australia and can be run 24/7.
• If you purchase from outside Australia you may need a step-down transformer to use this unit. Please contact us if you need any help sourcing the correct product.
• This sale is for the BX-800 only. Nothing else is included in this sale.
Return Policy:
Returns will only be accepted for manufacture defects / faulty items. Please contact us if you have any problems with your purchase and we will strive to work it out with you.
Please contact us with any enquiries, and check our other listings for more vintage tape machines, pro audio and synthesisers.
Shipping:
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International shipping GST, Import charges, duty, tax, etc.. are not covered by Lofi Music, nor are they included in the shipping charges. These are the responsibility of the buyer.
