Some pictures of the history of Mackie DXB 200.
This was the first DXB made. The metal was hand drilled and formed prior to tooling.
Chuck and Rob. Notice the handmade wood side cheeks…
Phil “the analog guy” in the SaneWave office.
A baby DXB concept in foam core…
First two DXB200’s off a production line.
Phil Jackson. He was the Emagic demo guy for years, then went on to Avid as their video maker for ProTools. Also worked on Apple presentations. He loved the console and I believe he still uses one.
One of our testers…
This is Chuck and Jay T. Chuck is the mechanical engineer, also the engineer from Mackie who designed all the mixer mechanical’s in the 1990s. Jay T was the lead engineer for Mackie Control and Logic Control. He also made a great chicken curry on Tuesdays…
AC/DC uses a DXB – Here’s a photo in their home studio.
Giorgio Moroder still uses the DXB 200 (photo from Facebook of 2015).
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