Studiomaster Trilogy 326 24-Channel Analog Mixer with 6 Aux Inputs and 4 Group Channels

Used - Good Condition Chassis: the top, bottom, front, back, and sides all have some obvious scuff marks, scratches, and scrapes with minor paint loss as well as some noticeable dings and dents; spots with marker and paint can be easily seen from where things have been labelled; the rubber feet on the bottom show some minor wear from typical uses; the chassis for the power supply has some noticeable scuff marks, scratches, and paint loss on it Buttons, Knobs, and Faders: all move nicely and function properly, however the some of them are a bit bent and two of the faders are missing their position marker caps Jacks and Connectors: all are intact and function flawlessly LED Lights: all function flawlessly Includes: mixer and power supply (power cord and manual not included) Features Mono Input Channels (Channels 1–20): Balanced XLR mic and line-level inputs, channel insert send/return jacks, and direct out jacks (on channels 1–20) Stereo Input Channels (M1–M4 / Aux Inputs): Extra central stereo/mono input channels supporting jack and RCA connections Group Channels: 4 sub-group faders assignable in pairs to the main mix Channel EQ: 3-band musical Studiomaster EQ with a sweepable/parametric mid-band (typically 100 Hz to 5 kHz) plus a switchable 100 Hz high-pass filter Auxiliary Sends: 6 total aux sends, with the first four pre/post fader selectable Faders: 60mm Alpine-branded faders Master Outputs: Left/Right main mix outputs and 4 group assignable outputs Monitoring & Metering: PFL (pre-fade listen) / solo switches, signal and peak indicator LEDs on channels, and comprehensive stereo level metering Power Supply: Uses a heavy external linear power supply unit (PSU) delivering dual and phantom power rails (not included) Dimensions: 33.5"W x 21"D x 3.9"H Weight: 48.5 lbs. The Studiomaster Trilogy 326 is a analog mixing console released by the British manufacturer Studiomaster in the mid 1990s. It features 20 mono mic/line channels and 4 mono mic/stereo line channels (providing up to 24 mic inputs and multiple auxiliary and group routings), powered by an external power supply. Between 1995 and 1998, Studiomaster expanded its mixer offerings. The Trilogy range was introduced, featuring low-profile mixers designed for professional applications in PA rental and bands, with models like the 166, 206, 326, and 406. These mixers offered features such as multiple auxiliary sends and flexible routing options. Yes, modern mixers with all the modern bells and whistles cannot compete with this dinosaur, but if your band is on a budget or if you are just looking for an old skool approach to doing things in your studio or rehearsal space, then this mixer will give you exactly what you're looking for without leaving a hole in your wallet! DTSKKE-----DES.ADW