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Allen & Heath ZED6FX

Allen & Heath ZED-6FX is a compact analogue mixer for small performances, rehearsals and desktop audio setups. It combines hands-on level control with microphone, instrument and stereo line connections and onboard effects.

  • Inputs: 2 microphone/line channels and two stereo line input pairs accommodate voices, instruments and playback sources.
  • Audio inputs: Two high-impedance instrument inputs support direct guitar connections alongside the microphone inputs.
  • Processing: Two-band channel EQ and low-cut filters on the microphone channels help shape the mix.
  • Outputs: Stereo XLR main outputs feed the sound system; headphones provide a local listening connection.
  • USB interface: This model has no USB audio interface; computer recording requires a separate interface.
  • Audio processing: Built-in reverbs and delays add ambience without an external effects unit.
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Working with the Allen & Heath ZED-6FX

Choose the mixer around the sources and the way the session will be operated. A small mixer should make the signal path easier to follow, with essential adjustments close to the performer or operator.

Connect the sources for the session

A vocal microphone, an instrument and a stereo playback source form a useful starting point for a small setup. Write down the required connections before choosing cables, and allow for the way each source will be controlled during the performance. Check whether an instrument needs the high-impedance input setting rather than treating every jack connection as the same kind of signal.

Plan the recording workflow for your system

Use this model when the mixer is primarily the hands-on centre of a small sound system. If a computer recording is also required, include a separate audio interface and the necessary analogue connections in the equipment list. Agree what needs to be recorded before setting up: a useful reference mix and separately editable microphone tracks call for different recording arrangements.

Set up a mix the operator can repeat

Add the internal effects after the basic vocal and instrument balance is working. Choose the amount of ambience for the room and the programme rather than leaving it fixed for every source. Recheck speech intelligibility with the audience system in use. During handover, show the operator the dry mix, the effect adjustment and the main output control so they can return to a clear starting point.