Superb sonics in an ergonomic, compact package.

The Soundcraft GigRac 600 8-Channel Powered Mixer is easy to move, easy to set up, and has impeccable Soundcraft quality sonics. Perfect for solo performers or small groups. 8 channels with high-quality preamps and 2-band EQ, 2 x 300W of power, 7-band BSS-made graphic equalizer for overall sound tweaking, and a selection of preset digital effects to give you major stage presence. It also has CD inputs for playing music while you're on break. Housed in a sleek looking package that you can carry over your shoulder.

Soundcraft GigRac 600 Powered Mixer Features:

• 8 main channels
• 2-band channel EQs
• High-quality preamps
• 7-band BSS Audio graphic equalizer
• 2 x 300W power into 4 ohms for main/monitor operation
• RCA record outs
• Speakon speaker connectors
• RCA inputs for CD player
• 15-1/2"W x 7"H x 10-1/3"D
• 25.3 lbs.

If a small system is all you need, the GigRac is a great way to go. Order today.

Soundcraft GigRac 600 Powered Mixer Specifications:

• Noise
• EIN 150 ohms 20-22kHz (CH1 - CH4): -123 dBu
• EIN 150 ohms 20-22kHz (CH5 - CH6): -123 dBu
• Main out (Level control mid): -78 dBu
• Mon out (Level control mid): -80 dBu
• Amp out: -57 dBu
  
  Crosstalk
• Main cutoff: -80 dB
• Mon cutoff: -80 dB
  
  Frequency Response
• 20 - 22KHz rel 1KHz Line in to Main out: +0.2/-2.6 X dB
  
  THD+N
• Mic i/p -20dB Pad 0dBu I/P at Main out (22Hz-22kHz): 0.15%
• Mic i/p to Amp Out @ full power (22-22kHz): 0.15%
  
  Inputs Ch 1 — Ch 4
• Mic Input Impedance: 5.5 Kohms
• Line Input Impedance: 30 Kohms
• Max Input Mic ( 20dB pad ): -3.5 dBu
• Max Input Line( 20dB pad ): 10 dBu
• Max Mic gain to main out: 60 dBu
  
  Inputs Ch 5 — Ch 8
• Mic Input Impedance: 2.4 Kohms
• Line Input Impedance: 40 Kohms
• Max Input Mic: -18 dBu
• Max Input Line: 3 dBu
• Max Mic gain to main out: 50 dBu
  
  Outputs
• Max out main / mon: 18 dBu
• Power Output
• Gigrac 300: 300W ref 4 ohms
• Gigrac 600: 2 x 300W ref 4 ohms
  
  Connectors
• Mic: Balanced XLR combi connectors
• All Jacks: 3 - pole 1/4"
• Line: Jack / combi connectors / RCA phono
• FX bus: Jack
• Submix in: Jack
• Main out: Jack
• Mon out: Jack
• Record out: RCA phono
• Phones: Jack
• Speakers: Speakon
  
  Dimensions
• 15-1/2"W x 7"H x 10-1/3"D
  
  Weight
• GigRac 600: 27.9 lbs.

Soundcraft GigRac 600 Powered Mixer

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Great for everything.

Posted by Rick Holly from New Jersey on Mar 13, 2010

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic Rock to Light Lounge Music

I like to wait until I have a piece of equipment for awhile before I review it. I bought my GigRac about two and a half years ago for use in smaller rooms where my bigger rack with the 12 channel Mackie board and QSC amps was just too much.I also picked up a pair of Behringer Active B212 speakers at the same time which are mounted on stands. I use the internal power of the GigRac to power a Peavey 15" cabinet for some extra bottom. The system works great. The GigRac is clean with nice power,the EQ on the channels is very responsive and best of all the digital reverb is very nice especially since the GigRac gives you a separate control for reverb in the main output and another control for reverb in the monitor feed. My only complaint is that there not enough audio outputs.There is only one (mono) main output and one (mono) monitor output.If you need more (I do for bigger jobs) you need to get a box to split the signal and give you additional outs. I did have the GigRac blow an output resistor about a year ago but I think it had more to do with the bad a/c at the club we were playing in. (I think the electrical system was installed by Tesla himself and never updated.) It was well worth getting the GigRac fixed. Since I have owned it my big rack with the 12 channel board, digital rack effects, compressors and other stuff has been collecting cob webs in my basement and the QSC amps only travel for bigger outdoor jobs with another set of speakers added. The GigRac just works as advertised. The internal power can use the signal from either the main mix output or can be switched to the monitor output so you can use it to power some monitor speakers (if you have other amps and speakers for your mains).

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One word.

Posted by Anonymous Musician on Aug 22, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musican

Reviewer's Play Style: N/A

I use: #483257 Audio-Technica M4000s 6 Pack Mic and stand kit - I also used a Soundcraft GigRac 600 Powered Mixer - 8 channel - 2 Black Widows speakers. Live Salsa Band in New York City - 2 Trumpet - 1 Trombone - Bongos, Congas, Timbales and three vocals. We just used them on 116th Street & Park Avenue - Everyone was heard clear and loud. For those of us that live in New York City we don't have a lot of space. The price is right the gear is on the money. Gentlements and Ladies if you have a group and need a amp that is small and powerful, purchase it trust me, it's great for you money. Thanks Musicansfriends and SoundCraft, espeically the gentlement @ musicanships Friends who help me get this gear together. It's very small and powerful.

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the best mixer tha you cant buy

Posted by alexander from New York City on Mar 25, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 17 years singing

Reviewer's Play Style: rock

I have thes one for 3 years.and it the best mixer aroud. the sound is beutiful,clear,and loud I have 2 peavy speakers 15 inch of 8ohm and is just tu good,and I sing 3 times a weak and never gave me any problem...it the best mixer for small bands

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Doesn't need much volume to get you the

Posted by NickyVeee from San Francisco Bay Area, California on Jan 27, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock/Funk, Folk, World

I just bought this mixer the other day as a temporary replacement for a blown out mixer, I may now be using this for the rest of it's lifespan. I use this PA for mainly vocals, but I use it for some electric guitar and keyboard.

Even for it only being 300 Watts, at about level 5, it still has the umph to fill in a 300-400 capacity room. The only problem was I was underpowering the speakers, I plan on getting speakers that better match it. The mixer does not get over heated, plus with the 1/4" and Speakon outputs, it can use a wide variety of speakers. It looks new, plays with a crisp tone (barely need to adjust EQ settings).

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Perfect for supper club

Posted by D.C. Hall from N. Hollywood, Ca. on Jan 25, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, Swing, Country, Top 40

Our duo needed a small but fairly powerful powered board. The supper club has small but excellent JBL house speakers w/ a terrible PA. We needed a new one quick. The Soundcraft is perfect and takes up a minimal amount of room. 300 watts a side gives plenty of punch. We have no breakup at any volume level and the unit couples well with the inherent bass drop-off (around 10ft.) of the JBLs. In other words we can pound away in our corner of the room and still not bother people eating.

The first four ch's being "hot" are "recommended for vocals" but we found just the opposite; we had breakup running generic SM 57s and 58s. So we put the instruments in the first four and have had no problems. Sound quality "flat" is REALLY dry but can be warmed w/ inboard EQ and reverb. Pots could be better quality but overall a great little unit.

D.C. Hall, N. Hollywood, Ca.

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