Swissonic SA 125
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Swissonic
SA 125
Product Info
Article Number:
277370
Brand:
Swissonic
Model:
SA 125
Category:
Installation Mixing Amps
Price:
$207.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Swissonic SA 125 is a neat little power mixer – a real workhorse for smaller gigs, rehearsal rooms, or even a simple PA for a community group. It’s got enough clean power to drive a couple of decent speakers, and the built-in phantom power is a nice touch for vocalists. It’s a budget-friendly solution when you need amplification and basic mixing in a compact package.
Product Description
- Swissonic SA 125
- Power Mixer
- Power: 120 W
- 100 V or low-resistant (min. 4 Ohm) loudspeaker connectors
- 4 Microphone/ line inputs with 24V phantom power
- Aux input
- Line output
- Sum EQ
- Dimensions: 420 x 88 x 262 mm
- Weight: 8.90 kg
PROS
- • Surprisingly robust build for its class, feels solid despite the price.
- • Clean, usable power for small venues or rehearsal spaces.
- • Phantom power is a welcome addition for condenser mics.
- • Compact footprint makes it ideal for mobile setups and tight spaces.
CONS
- • EQ is basic; lacks finesse for critical sound shaping.
- • Limited routing options restrict complex signal flow scenarios.
- • Power output might be a constraint for larger events.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
120
Channels
4
Zones
1
Priority Input
None
Connections
Microphone/Line Inputs, Aux Input, Line Output, Loudspeaker Connectors
Weight
8.90 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Swissonic generally prioritizes build quality and clean power over extensive features; expect a more reliable, if less flexible, experience than some of the budget-focused competitors.
Yes, absolutely, the low-impedance speaker connectors make it suitable for powering active monitors, but be mindful of the power limitations for larger monitors.
The Sum EQ is a simple, fixed EQ – it's there to provide basic tonal shaping but lacks the detailed control of a multi-band EQ.
