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Sound Devices 664 12-Input Field Production Mixer With 16-Track Recorder & Mixer
Estimated price for orientation: 6 500 $
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Sound Devices MPN: Does Not Apply Product Type: Mixers Bundle Listing: No
Selling my Sound Devices 664 as I no longer work in location audio. Unit is in excellent condition and comes with a Sound Devices location mixer bag and instruction manual. Will be shipped via Australia post. Shipping price is quoted for eastern states with insurance. Can arrange local drop off/pickup.
Please contact for further information.Full description below. Main Features - Selectable Phantom Power +12V or +48V
- Records to CompactFlash and SD Cards
- Flexible LCD-Based Routing Control Menu
- 4 Output Busses with Easy Connectivity
- Powered by 5 AA Batteries or DC Adapter
- 6 Low-Noise Balanced XLR Inputs
- Direct Output on Each Channel
- Resolution up to 24-bit/48.048kHz
- Configurable AES Digital Inputs/Outputs
- Advanced Mixing Surface The Sound Devices 664 has an input board that features six balanced XLR connections. Within the firmware, they can be selected to accept microphone or line level signals. Additionally, inputs 1 and 6 can configured to accept AES digital signals. Each channel has a direct output on an independent TA3 connector. There is also an input for a slate microphone, if you don't wish to use the 664's internal slate mic. Two headphone outputs are also provided. The physical mixing surface of the 664 has the basic features you'd expect, such as trim pots, panning and level knobs. But it also has more advanced features, like sweepable high-pass filters and pre-fader listen switches on each channel. The 664 has very flexible routing options within its LCD-based menu. When a channel's pre-fader listen switch is pushed to the right, it brings up that channel's menu options. Input level, pre/post track routing, aux buss routing, mix routing and polarity can all be adjusted. Channels can be paired in left/ride or mid/side modes. Phantom power can also be engaged at either 48V or 12V. The Sound Devices 664 has many output options, from its balanced XLR main outputs to the unbalanced 1/8" stereo tape output. It can even send and receive word clock and timecode signals. Two Aux outputs on TA3 connectors allow custom track groups to be routed to external devices. The outputs can even be set to send AES digital signals of each buss and channel. The 664 has an integrated recording system that tracks WAV files at up to 24-bit/48.048kHz resolution to CompactFlash or SD cards. The whole device can be powered by five AA batteries or an optional DC adapter Sound Devices 664 - Additional Features - Dedicated COM send/return
- Three camera audio returns
- Dual headphone jacks
- USB type B port for keyboard connection
- X1 and X2 aux busses
- Transflective LCD screen
- Metalized, gasketed carbon fiber chassis
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Sound Devices |
| MPN: | Does Not Apply | Product Type: | Mixers |
| Bundle Listing: | No |
Selling my Sound Devices 664 as I no longer work in location audio. Unit is in excellent condition and comes with a Sound Devices location mixer bag and instruction manual. Will be shipped via Australia post. Shipping price is quoted for eastern states with insurance. Can arrange local drop off/pickup.
Please contact for further information.Full description below. Main Features - Selectable Phantom Power +12V or +48V
- Records to CompactFlash and SD Cards
- Flexible LCD-Based Routing Control Menu
- 4 Output Busses with Easy Connectivity
- Powered by 5 AA Batteries or DC Adapter
- 6 Low-Noise Balanced XLR Inputs
- Direct Output on Each Channel
- Resolution up to 24-bit/48.048kHz
- Configurable AES Digital Inputs/Outputs
- Advanced Mixing Surface The Sound Devices 664 has an input board that features six balanced XLR connections. Within the firmware, they can be selected to accept microphone or line level signals. Additionally, inputs 1 and 6 can configured to accept AES digital signals. Each channel has a direct output on an independent TA3 connector. There is also an input for a slate microphone, if you don't wish to use the 664's internal slate mic. Two headphone outputs are also provided. The physical mixing surface of the 664 has the basic features you'd expect, such as trim pots, panning and level knobs. But it also has more advanced features, like sweepable high-pass filters and pre-fader listen switches on each channel. The 664 has very flexible routing options within its LCD-based menu. When a channel's pre-fader listen switch is pushed to the right, it brings up that channel's menu options. Input level, pre/post track routing, aux buss routing, mix routing and polarity can all be adjusted. Channels can be paired in left/ride or mid/side modes. Phantom power can also be engaged at either 48V or 12V. The Sound Devices 664 has many output options, from its balanced XLR main outputs to the unbalanced 1/8" stereo tape output. It can even send and receive word clock and timecode signals. Two Aux outputs on TA3 connectors allow custom track groups to be routed to external devices. The outputs can even be set to send AES digital signals of each buss and channel. The 664 has an integrated recording system that tracks WAV files at up to 24-bit/48.048kHz resolution to CompactFlash or SD cards. The whole device can be powered by five AA batteries or an optional DC adapter Sound Devices 664 - Additional Features - Dedicated COM send/return
- Three camera audio returns
- Dual headphone jacks
- USB type B port for keyboard connection
- X1 and X2 aux busses
- Transflective LCD screen
- Metalized, gasketed carbon fiber chassis
Please contact for further information.Full description below. Main Features - Selectable Phantom Power +12V or +48V
- Records to CompactFlash and SD Cards
- Flexible LCD-Based Routing Control Menu
- 4 Output Busses with Easy Connectivity
- Powered by 5 AA Batteries or DC Adapter
- 6 Low-Noise Balanced XLR Inputs
- Direct Output on Each Channel
- Resolution up to 24-bit/48.048kHz
- Configurable AES Digital Inputs/Outputs
- Advanced Mixing Surface The Sound Devices 664 has an input board that features six balanced XLR connections. Within the firmware, they can be selected to accept microphone or line level signals. Additionally, inputs 1 and 6 can configured to accept AES digital signals. Each channel has a direct output on an independent TA3 connector. There is also an input for a slate microphone, if you don't wish to use the 664's internal slate mic. Two headphone outputs are also provided. The physical mixing surface of the 664 has the basic features you'd expect, such as trim pots, panning and level knobs. But it also has more advanced features, like sweepable high-pass filters and pre-fader listen switches on each channel. The 664 has very flexible routing options within its LCD-based menu. When a channel's pre-fader listen switch is pushed to the right, it brings up that channel's menu options. Input level, pre/post track routing, aux buss routing, mix routing and polarity can all be adjusted. Channels can be paired in left/ride or mid/side modes. Phantom power can also be engaged at either 48V or 12V. The Sound Devices 664 has many output options, from its balanced XLR main outputs to the unbalanced 1/8" stereo tape output. It can even send and receive word clock and timecode signals. Two Aux outputs on TA3 connectors allow custom track groups to be routed to external devices. The outputs can even be set to send AES digital signals of each buss and channel. The 664 has an integrated recording system that tracks WAV files at up to 24-bit/48.048kHz resolution to CompactFlash or SD cards. The whole device can be powered by five AA batteries or an optional DC adapter Sound Devices 664 - Additional Features - Dedicated COM send/return
- Three camera audio returns
- Dual headphone jacks
- USB type B port for keyboard connection
- X1 and X2 aux busses
- Transflective LCD screen
- Metalized, gasketed carbon fiber chassis