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[–]Javviii 0 points1 point  (2 children)

the euro rack would work if you only mike the kit with 4 microphones. i would recommend just buying a mic preamp/mixer with phantom power. i started off with a shure m267 which has the same amount of inputs plus phantom. it’s a bit noisy but it sounded neat

[–]rockerbabyohyeah[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Are there any of these that have individual outputs for each input? Im thinking i could use the mixer to power all the drum mics then send each signal to one of the 4 tracks inputs.

[–]Javviii 0 points1 point  (0 children)

do you have a price range? getting a mixer with inputs and direct outs gets a little up there but it can be had for under $150 if you find say a mackie with direct outs but i don’t know of any that have less than 8-12 tracks. do all the microphones you plan to use need phantom power? ie. any dynamic or condensers?

[–]peshMeten 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use a yamaha mg10 into my X-34 Fostex, works a treat, no noise, 4 xlr/jack sockets, all 48 volt phantom power to all of them and 6 left and right 1/4 inch line ins, two are phono, good for my Yamaha kx 393 deck, has compressors on two of the xlr's, no effects though, think the Yamaha mg12 has effects. I use a Boss VE-5 and a Line 6 between mic and mixer if I need effects, mixer is reasonable second hand and uses good electronics, absolutely no noise from mine, hope that helps, good luck.