Small Digital Console

[Beige] Work good with good EQ.(digital console)

[Solid-State] I use the Senal CXGN-12C as a talkback mic in my digital console. It sounds great, has plenty of gain and holds its position really well. I have no complaints.

[Latch] The Yamaha TF5 is laid out beautifully for even first-time digital console users. Well built construction with a user-friendly interface. Great sound quality for entry-level digital console. One-Knob feature is great for beginners.

[Cardioid] I recently purchased a Yamaha M7CL Digital Audio Console and needed an affordable talkback microphone. I use Audio-Technica wireless microphones at church and have been pleased with their reliability and affordability. Most Yamaha digital consoles do not include a built-in talkback mic, so this was a great choice for talkback because it plugs directly in to the talkback mic input in front of the console and the gooseneck bends out of the way when not in use.

The Yamaha TF5 is laid out beautifully for even first-time digital console users. Well built construction with a user-friendly interface. Great sound quality for entry-level digital console. One-Knob feature is great for beginners.

[8x LC] This snake is connecting my digital sound console to my new wireless systems. I've had (3) 4ch sub snakes in place, but needed a single cable to carry all 12 inputs to the sound console. This snake is very high quality and doesn't buzz, hum, or introduce any other signal impurities into my system. The only thing I would change about it, if I could, would be to have customized lengths. I purchased the 25', but I really needed 17'. The 15' would be too short, but now I have 8' of extra cable coiled on the ground. Other than that one qualm, this is a great product!

[0.2 lb] Small size makes this handy magnifier easy to store in my vehicle's center console.

[External PSU] I am using the 603's to record live music in small (100-300 person) venues. I usually locate the pair near the front-of-house sound console (on a stand as high as I can get away with to minimize picking up audience chatter) and mix with a direct feed from the console. I am very happy with the results.

[2.385 lb] While this device is a bit more underpowered than say a full custom build, it does the job or replacing a gaming console with better capabilities, as well as allows me to work from a small, stat competent machine as well. More powerful than my standard business laptop, more outputs than my standard desktop, and more than enough USB and thunderbolt ports to expand capabilities in the future. I highly recommend if you want something to replace a Sony or Microsoft console with a small, reasonably priced and capable Steam machine, or if you need a work device that has all the ports your laptop doesn't, while consuming less power than a full-on desktop. Note - the power brick is about half the size of this computer - it's big.

[450] This label maker is perfect for what i need. its small and compact to allow storage in the center console of my work truck. i use it multiple times a month to print hundreds of labels. i think i may have had to change the batteries in it once in the 6 months using it. the only down side i have with it is how quickly i run through the label cartage.