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Soundcraft 5085985US Notepad 12 FX US vs Soundcraft RW5734US EPM6CH Console Us (363569-001)
The Notepad-12FX offers 12 channels with integrated Lexicon effects and USB recording capability, ideal for streamers, home recordists, and multi-source live setups. The EPM6CH provides 6 mono channels with professional-grade preamps, phantom power, and dual AUX sends, better suited for mic-heavy live sound in small venues and rehearsal spaces.
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Soundcraft RW5734US EPM6CH Console Us (363569-001)
Specs side by side
| Soundcraft 5085985US Notepad 12 FX US | Soundcraft RW5734US EPM6CH Console Us (363569-001) | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $270.00 | $386.62 |
| Brand | Soundcraft | Soundcraft |
| Mixer Type | Analog | Analog |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Soundcraft 5085985US Notepad 12 FX US
- ✓ 12 input channels including RCA inputs for consumer devices
- ✓ Integrated Lexicon FX (delay, reverb, chorus) without external gear
- ✓ 4-in/4-out USB audio interface for multitrack recording and DAW integration
- ✓ Compact lightweight chassis fits tight spaces
Why choose Soundcraft RW5734US EPM6CH Console Us (363569-001)
- ✓ Professional GB30 preamps with 55dB gain range and +22dB headroom
- ✓ Dual AUX sends (switchable pre/post-fader) for flexible monitor/effects routing
- ✓ 48-volt phantom power built-in for condenser microphones
- ✓ 60mm faders and PEAK LED metering for transparent gain staging
Frequently asked questions
Which mixer is better for live vocals and instruments in a small venue?
The EPM6CH is better for mic-heavy live applications, with its professional GB30 preamps, phantom power, dual AUX sends for independent monitor mixes, and PEAK LED metering for precise gain staging.
Which mixer works better for streaming and multitrack recording?
The Notepad-12FX is designed for this, with its 4-in/4-out USB interface connecting directly to Mac or PC for DAW integration, plus integrated Lexicon effects to add character without external hardware.
How many input channels does each have?
The Notepad-12FX has 12 channels total (4 combo XLR/1/4-inch mic/line, 6 dedicated 1/4-inch line, 2 RCA). The EPM6CH has 6 mono XLR/1/4-inch inputs plus 2 stereo channels, designed primarily for microphone mixing.
Does either mixer support condenser microphones?
Only the EPM6CH includes 48-volt phantom power built-in. The Notepad-12FX can accept line-level signals and has combo inputs on channels 1 and 3, but does not provide phantom power for condenser mics directly.