Soundcraft LX7II 16 WAYS
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Essential Information About the 16-Channel Analog LCR Mixing Console
Essential Information About the 16-Channel Analog LCR Mixing Console
- Professional and Flexible Architecture: 16 symmetrical Mic/Line inputs on XLR/6.35mm Jack with inserts, complemented by dedicated stereo inputs and returns.
- LCR Mixing: 3 symmetrical LCR Mix outputs on XLR for a more structured sound image (ideal for vocals, music, theater, installations).
- Extended Routing: 6 symmetrical Aux sends, 2 symmetrical Monitor outputs, and 16 direct outputs (mono channel) for multitrack recording or integration into an external system.
- Stage Tools: talkback microphone input on XLR and stereo headphone output on 6.35mm Jack to maintain control during rehearsals and live performances.
Manufacturer Information
Soundcraft
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A Console Designed for Live Setups and Production Racks
With its wide format, direct outputs per channel, and output section structured around an LCR bus, this console fits within a "field" analog mixing logic: quick to learn, easy to deploy, and comprehensive enough to cover performances ranging from indoor concerts to event management, as well as fixed installations. Its generous connectivity facilitates hybrid scenarios (broadcast + recording, front-of-house reinforcement + monitors, sub-mixes, etc.).
Who Is This Mixing Console Ideal For, and In What Applications?
This console is aimed at sound engineers, stage managers, service providers, and studios seeking a reliable tool to manage multiple mic and line sources while maintaining multitrack routing through direct outputs. It is also perfectly suited for equipped venues (halls, schools, communities, places of worship) that need a clear console capable of handling musician monitors via Aux, headphone listening, and team communication via talkback mic.
The LCR bus is particularly useful for organizing a more readable mix: for example, placing vocals in the center, distributing certain instruments on L/R, or creating balances adapted to the stage and room.
Technical specifications
| Type | Analog | Rackable | No |
| USB stereo recording / playback | No | Headphone output | Jack 6.35, Yes |
| Number of faders | 19 | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Soundcraft LX7ii 16-Channel allow multitrack recording?
The 16 direct outputs of the mono channels enable sending each source to an audio interface or a multitrack recorder. Each channel also features an insert for integrating external processing.
How many stage monitors can be managed with this console?
Six balanced Aux outputs are available to create monitor mixes, effects sends, or feeds to different zones. Two Monitor outputs and a headphone output complete the monitoring options in the control room.
What equalizer is integrated on the mic/line channels?
The EQ section offers highs at 13 kHz and lows at 80 Hz with a ±15 dB range. The two sweepable mids cover 550 Hz to 13 kHz and 80 Hz to 1.9 kHz. A fixed high-pass filter at 100 Hz, with an 18 dB/octave slope, reduces vibrations and unnecessary low end.
Is the LCR bus used for a center channel broadcast?
The LCR bus allows building a left-center-right mix, for example by placing a vocal in the center and instruments on the left and right channels.
What inputs are provided for microphones, keyboards, and audio players?
The 16 balanced Mic/Line inputs use XLR and 6.35 mm jack connectors. Balanced stereo inputs, stereo returns, and an unbalanced 2TRK RCA input allow connection of keyboards, effects returns, or playback sources.
