Up for sale is a very nice SATT SAM82 mixer/console featuring 8 high quality, low-noise microphone preamplifiers with Lundahl LL1515 input transformers, capable of 80dB gain total (fixed coarse steps plus +/-10 fine gain).

Satt Electeonics model SAM 82 mixer, built for Swedish national radio in the late 1970 to 1980. 8 preamps with amazing Lundahls Transformers. On every channel there is 80 dB preamp, bas cut, EQ and +48 phantom power switch. The mixer is recapped and measurement is 45-35-8 cm. Will ship world wide.

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SATT SAM 82 mixer: Transformer filled 10 channel mixer. I ran 4 stereo stems through it and my mixes sounded more like a record from one minute to the next. SM7B: Professional rock vocal sound in... Plugins/Tools that made you say 'That was money well-spent' and 'I wish I …

Oct 25, 2024 · Very low noise. Sounds beautiful. Something went wrong. View cart for details.

Jun 9, 2004 · Small 10 Channel high quality mixer made for Swedish Radio for inhouse use. 1980? Nice solid and compact alu housing. 8 channels with: XLR, 48 Volt phantom power, very low noise preamps, high and low (80/140 HZ) EQ, 2 effect sends pre/post, and panpot. 2 channels extra with only volume (bringing it to 10 channel inputs).

Up for sale is a very nice SATT SAM82 mixer/console featuring 8 high quality, low-noise microphone preamplifiers with Lundahl LL1515 input transformers, capable of 80dB gain total (fixed coarse steps plus +/-10 fine gain). Each channel has …

Rare 8+2 channel hi-end broadcast mixer made for Swedish radio by SATT Elektronik in the early 80's/late 70's. This mixer sounds absolutely beautiful and is hand built for broadcasting applications with some mouth watering specs: Each input has Lundahl LL1515 Transformers and the preamps are capa...

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No 1: The SATT SAM82 10 channel mixer with Lundahl transformers everywhere is where I sum my group outputs and this enables me to connect outboard that makes life (and mixing) more enjoyable. The mic inputs are also pretty amazing.