Allen & Heath ZED60-14FX Mixer Analog 14 Channel

Description

The Allen & Heath ZED60-14FX adds four more channels and solid-feeling 60mm faders to their popular ZED-10FX mixer. It’s great for guitarists — two of its eight mono channels boast high impedance input jacks that re-create the warmth and character of a classic tube preamp. The ZED60-14FX’s responsive 3-band EQ design features A & H’s MusiQ — a variable Q that makes optimizing each instrument’s tone settings a breeze. You also get high-quality built-in digital effects, and stereo USB audio connectivity for capturing quick recordings. Complete with comprehensive monitoring and effective metering, you can’t go wrong with the ZED60-14FX.

Guitar DIs deliver tube-like warmth and character

The ZED60-14FX is loaded with eight great-sounding mic preamps, based on Allen & Heath’s MixWizard range of mixers. But the ZED60-14FX takes it a step further with the inclusion of high impedance input jacks on inputs 3 and 4. These inputs allow you to plug your guitar straight into the board without a DI box. And best of all, they impart a tube-like warmth and character that’s guaranteed to add power and definition to your guitar tone. The guitarists here appreciate the convenience and sound quality afforded by the ZED60-14FX’s built-in DIs.

MusiQ provides fast, easy sound shaping

Dialing in each instrument’s tone settings is easy with the ZED60-14FX. Its responsive three-band, swept mid-frequency EQ design employs Allen & Heath’s innovative MusiQ, which is essentially a variable Q that automatically optimizes your EQ settings. Thanks to MusiQ, beginners can achieve musically pleasant EQ settings with the ZED60-14FX with little effort.

Flexible USB connectivity for Mac and PC

Getting audio in and out of your computer with the ZED60-14FX is a simple plug-and-play operation. Just plug in, select the USB routing on the mixer and your computer, and you’re ready to pipe CD-quality audio into and out of your Mac or PC. The ZED60-14FX allows different signals to be sent to USB, from LR or from selected aux buses. The USB return signal can be routed straight to the LR mix or to a stereo channel.