Soundcraft EPM12
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Soundcraft
EPM12
Product Info
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The EPM12 is a surprisingly capable little mixer – a real workhorse. It’s ideal for smaller bands, rehearsal rooms, or even a solo performer needing multiple inputs and some basic monitoring control. The sound is clean and reliable, typical of Soundcraft, and the compact design is a huge plus.
Product Description
- Soundcraft EPM12
- Small Mixer
- 12 mono channels
- 2 stereo channels
- 3-band EQ with a swept mid on mono inputs
- Insert per channel
- 2 aux sends pre/post switchable
- Solo/mute switch per channel
- Dynamic peak LED per channel
- L/R and monitor output
- Separate routing for playback input
- 48V phantom power
- Integrated power supply
- Dimensions: 432 x 363 x 91 mm
- Weight: 5.8 kg
- Includes rackmounts
- Suitable case: Article no. #251219# (not included)
PROS
- • Solid build quality with Soundcraft's typical robust chassis.
- • Swept mid EQ offers excellent tonal shaping capabilities.
- • Pre/post aux sends provide routing flexibility for monitors or effects.
- • Compact size and integrated power supply make it highly portable.
CONS
- • Limited channel count may restrict larger band setups.
- • EQ isn't as comprehensive as higher-end consoles.
- • Lack of USB interface restricts digital recording options.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
14
Aux Sends
2
EQ Bands
3
Effects
None
Phantom Power
48V
Weight
5.8 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a respectable 3-band EQ, but lacks the sophisticated semi-parametric control of their higher-end offerings – the swept mid helps compensate though.
No, the EPM12 doesn't have a USB interface. You’ll need an external audio interface for direct digital recording.
While it doesn’t quite reach the legendary status of the Spirits, it maintains Soundcraft's reputation for a sturdy, reliable build that'll handle regular use.
