Summing Mixers
A popular way of 'warming up' and adding life to digital mixes. Summing mixers add analog warmth to a mix, with many models adding slight harmonic distortion in a way that vintage consoles and tape machines do.
A popular way of 'warming up' and adding life to digital mixes. Summing mixers add analog warmth to a mix, with many models adding slight harmonic distortion in a way that vintage consoles and tape machines do.
You'll get all the detail, clarity, punch, and energy in a mix by using analog summing mixers. This type of mixer passes the audio through physical hardware slightly adding a nice bit of colour to your mix.Showing 10 of 10 products
Radial MIX 2:1 Two Channel Audio Combiner & Mixer
Merge two channels to a signal mono output
€152.50
8 in stock
IMG Stageline LMS-808 Microphone Line Mixer/ Line Splitter
Microphone Line Mixer/Line Splitter
€198.00
1 in stock
Black Lion Audio PM8 MKII Summing Mixer
8-Channel Analog Summing Mixer
€1,620.00
Available for order
Dangerous Music D-BOX, Summing and Monitoring System
Monitor Control & Pristine Analogue Summing Mixing
€1,879.00
Available for order
Dangerous Music 2-BUS LT, Summing Mixer
Gives Your Mix Energy, Punch, Depth, Detail & Width
€1,959.00
Available for order
Cranborne Audio 500R8
A USB interface with immediate connection to analog units
€2,011.00
Available for order
Radial Space Heater 8 Channel Tube Drive and Summing Mixer
From subtle saturation to tube distortion - the Space Heater does it all!
€2,348.00
In stock with our supplier
Burl B32 Vancouver
Class A Signal Path
€2,911.00
Available for order
SSL X-Desk 16 Channel SuperAnalogue Summing Mixer
SuperAnalogue technology delivers high-end audio fidelity
€3,093.00
Available for order
Dangerous Music 2 BUS +, Analog Summing Mixer
3 Distinctive Analog Colour Options With Parallel Processing
€3,879.40
Available for order
How Does Analog Summing Work?
Analog summing uses multiple converters that share the workload of getting your sounds from digital to analog. Instead of doing this digitally in the box, a summing mixer passes the audio through physical hardware slightly adding a nice bit of colour to your mix.