Sony - MX-555 Analogue mixer

The Sony MX-555 is a rare Japanese classic from the early 1980s. It is one of the first analog echo / delay effects that was made possible using the solid state technology built into a mixer. A fantastic piece of vintage Sony audio equipment with plenty of character! Designed for mixing microphones, instruments and tape sources, making it a particularly interesting piece for musicians, collectors and vintage recording enthusiasts. This is much more than just a vintage mixer — it is a piece of the analogue recording era, offering the distinctive sound and hands-on experience that modern digital equipment simply doesn't replicate.

Features include:

* Vintage Sony analogue design
* Built-in microphone and line mixing
* Integrated analogue echo/delay
* Multiple tape connections for creative recording and routing
* Ideal for microphones, guitars, synthesizers, drum machines and other line-level sources
* Excellent for lo-fi, experimental, dub, ambient and vintage studio applications
* A rare and increasingly collectible piece of Sony audio history

A great addition to a vintage studio, analogue setup or Sony collection — and a fantastic way to add genuine old-school character to modern recordings.

It comes with the original box and packaging material. It has been opened, but it looks like it's new! The power cable still has its cable tie, so do the 2 cinch cables. The MX-555 itself looks prestine. I'm not sure of its history, but it sure looks like its new. I have not connected or powered it to test is.

A rare opportunity to own an unusual piece of vintage Sony audio equipment.