The Soundcraft EPM Series provides a straight-forward, yet professional alternative to complex audio mixers. Constructed in a 6-, 8- or 12-channel chassis, the EPM mixers are well-suited for recording and sound reinforcement applications.

The EPM 8 features 8 mono and 2 stereo input channels providing the flexibility needed to accommodate the recording studio, venue or touring musician. All mono inputs feature 1/4" phone line and balanced XLR microphone inputs. The famed GB30 microphone preamps provide the quiet, detailed signal synonymous with Soundcraft's large FOH consoles. The stereo inputs provide L/R 1/4" phone connections and are ideal for connecting stereo devices such as keyboards, returning effects, etc.

The EQ section features a sweepable mid-range on all mono channels and provides smooth frequency contouring. Inserts on all mono channels and stereo output enable signal routing to external signal processors. The compact profile, rich sound quality and flexibility of the EPM Series provides everything necessary for use in project recording, video editing, night clubs, bars, meeting halls, houses-of-worship, and more.

8 Mono & 2 Stereo Input Channels    8x GB30 Microphone Preamplifiers    Recording and Live Sound Audio Console    Compact Mobile Enclosure

The EPM 8 features 8 mono microphone and line input channels, 2 stereo inputs feature L/R 1/4" phone connections

The comprehensive layout is designed to attract users who require a straight-forward mixing environment

All 12 mono inputs feature Soundcraft's GB30 microphone preamps for quiet, clean large-format FOH console quality

The EPM Series consoles pack a professional feature set in a compact, mobile enclosure

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you connect a TV and 5.1 surround sound speakers to this

A: This is a stereo receiver, which means it is for two speakers. A TV can be connected, but only through analog stereo RCA connections. I would recommend an A/V receiver, such as the Sony STR-DH590 5.2-Channel A/V Receiver, BH #SOSTRDH590. This receiver will allow you to hook up to your TV with an HDMI cable, and accepts 5 speakers, as well as a powered sub woofer, for a 5.1 surround sound system. .

Q: 2. What generation of the Bluetooth?

A: Based on the Bluetooth feature set i would have to agree with version 4.2.

Q: 3. Is this mic stereo or mono?

A: The Rode VideoMic is a mono shotgun mic.

Q: 4. Can you use this as a 4 track aswell eg disable video all together to save space on card?

A: Yes: In STEREO AUDIO mode the four audio channels from the mic capsule L/R input and the external 1/2 inputs are mixed to stereo and saved as a single stereo file (.WAV). Video is not recorded.

Q: 5. Would this work with a smartphone? I have a nexus 6p.

A: The Rode VideoMic can be used with a smartphone, however would require an adapter such as the Rode SC4.

Q: 6. buttons on the back?

A: There is a switch on the back of the Rode Videomic that turns it on and also switches it to low cut filter setting at 80Hz.

Q: 7. Can you use a ride to wireless system with this mic instead of the lab for a wireless boom solution?

A: Hi, yes this can be connected the Rode Wireless GO Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System (2.4 GHz, Black) BH #ROWG - https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1471382-REG/rode_wireless_go_compact_wireless.html. Thank you for shopping at B&H!

Q: 8. where is the bass and treble control?

A: Hi Michael, yes, you can use the remote control to adjust the bass and treble of the receiver. ~Ralph

Q: 9. planning on buying this for my canon 6d mark ii, will this capture any auto-focus noise from my lens? (sigma 24mm)

A: Hello Romel, The VideoMic is a super-cardioid microphone, which means it would cancel some from the side. However, I would recommend turning auto-focus off on any video applications or simply separate the microphone from the camera by using a boom pole if the auto-focus is too loud.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with Canon Rebel T3i and with Canon 70D? Also, while connected, does it cancel the camera's audio or does it record 2 audio channels into the SD card? Is the sound then recorded together with the image or on two separate memories/folders?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the T3i and 70D. While connected, the camera's internal audio is cancelled. So be careful...if the mic is plugged in but it's power is turned off, the only audio you'll get is a low hiss. Upon recordings, the audio is automatically synced with the video into a single .MOV file.