| Yamaha MG 12/4 Mixer
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Excellent condition. $100 + shipping.
Here's the full blurb from the manufacturer:
The Yamaha MG12/4 Mixer goes beyond the basics to give you extensive control for a wide range of applications on the stage or in the studio, not to mention the proven Yamaha dependability and sonic quality. Whether music is a hobby or profession, the MG12/4 mixer will deliver.
12 Input Channels
Four mono microphone/line inputs and four stereo line inputs, two of which offer mono microphone input capability.
Six Low-noise, High-precision Mic Preamps
Six high-performance head amplifiers that will bring out the best in any dynamic or condenser microphone.
Phantom Power
All six of the MG12/4's high-performance mic preamps feature switchable phantom power for studio condenser microphones. A single switch turns phantom power on or off for all six channels.
Insert I/O
All mono input channels feature insert I/O patch points so you can add extra signal processing to the channels as required.
Four Buses (Stereo and Group)
In addition to the main stereo bus, the MG12/4 features a stereo group bus and outputs that can be used for convenient channel grouping.
3-band Channel EQ & HPF
Smooth, "musical-response" 3-band equalizers on all input channels. All mono microphone input channels also feature a switchable highpass filter that can be used to cut out unwanted low-frequency noise.
Two Aux Sends & Stereo Aux Return
Two auxiliary sends on each channel - one postfader and one switchable for pre- or post-fader operation - provide plenty of flexibility for external signal processing and monitoring. A stereo auxiliary return is also provided.
Illuminated Switches
Illuminated ON (ST buss assign), PFL (Pre- Fader Listen), and phantom-power switches provide easy visual confirmation of critical console settings.
Rack Mount Adaptors Included
Use your Yamaha MG12/4 Mixer on a desktop or mounted in a rack - the rack mount adaptors are provided. | 
It's just under two years old and I still have the manual. It still works perfectly- I just never use it for mixing (I just use the XLR ins for recording), so I'm switching to a firewire strip with no mixing controls.
