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Soundcraft Ui12 12-input Remote Controlled Digital Mixer B-Stock vs Soundcraft EPM12 High Performance Mixer
The Ui12 is a networked digital mixer controlled via tablets and smartphones with advanced onboard processing, while the EPM12 is a traditional analog mixer with physical faders and hands-on tactile control. Choose the Ui12 for remote-controlled flexibility and professional effects processing; choose the EPM12 for straightforward analog simplicity and immediate physical feedback.
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Soundcraft Ui12 12-input Remote Controlled Digital Mixer B-Stock
Specs side by side
| Soundcraft Ui12 12-input Remote Controlled Digital Mixer B-Stock | Soundcraft EPM12 High Performance Mixer | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $391.20 | $565.00 |
| Brand | Soundcraft | Soundcraft |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | Refurbished | New |
Why choose Soundcraft Ui12 12-input Remote Controlled Digital Mixer B-Stock
- ✓ Remote control from up to 10 devices simultaneously over Wi-Fi and Ethernet
- ✓ Advanced onboard processing: three Lexicon FX processors, 4-band parametric EQ per channel, real-time frequency analysis
- ✓ Cross-platform app compatibility with iOS, Android, Windows, Mac OS, and Linux
- ✓ Lower price point (budget tier) for feature-rich digital capability
Why choose Soundcraft EPM12 High Performance Mixer
- ✓ Responsive 60mm physical faders provide tactile, immediate mixing feedback
- ✓ Simpler analog signal path requires no app or network setup
- ✓ Comprehensive output routing with auxiliary sends and monitor outputs built in
- ✓ GB30 mic preamp with 55dB gain and +22dB headroom for clean signal capture
Frequently asked questions
Which mixer is better for live sound at small venues?
Both work well in small venues, but the Ui12 excels if you need to control mixing from different locations via tablet or phone, while the EPM12 suits operators who prefer physical faders and don't require remote control.
What's the main control difference between these two?
The Ui12 is entirely app-based, controlled from tablets, phones, and computers over Wi-Fi or Ethernet with no physical faders. The EPM12 has traditional 60mm physical faders and direct hands-on control with no apps or networking required.
Which has better onboard effects processing?
The Ui12 includes three dedicated Lexicon FX processors with reverb, delay, and chorus, plus 4-band parametric EQ on all channels. The EPM12 has 3-band parametric EQ on mono channels but relies on auxiliary sends to external effects units.
Can either mixer work without additional gear?
The Ui12 requires a tablet, phone, or computer to function as a control surface. The EPM12 is fully operational standalone with its built-in faders and controls, making it more self-contained.