Pueblo Audio HJ482

"SideWinder" consists of four transformer-less, unity gain 8x2 summing banks.  Each 8x2 bank may be operated independently and/or internally routed to the last bank (using front panel Bussing Switches) to form 16x2, 24x2, or 32x2 matrixes.  In this case, Bank-D acts as a Main Buss for all banks assigned to it.  Each individual bank's output remains active to serve as a Sub Group for stems, FX send, parallel processing or whatever you might dream up.  The first two channels of each Bank may be assigned as a stereo or mono pair using internal jumpers.  This flexibility allows the user to scale SideWinder to a specific project's needs while controlling noise build-up (see diagrams below).  

Other features include a Mono Switch for Bank-A which "pans" its mix elements to the center of the stereo field. This follows a -3dB pan law and only affects the bussing to Bank-D.  Bank-D is fitted with a -6dB Gain Switch which (when engaged) helps control signal level build-up common with larger mixes.  And if you need floating outputs (or enjoy the taste of iron in your mix),  Bank-D may be outfitted with bypass-able Output Transformers.

As these specs reveal, SideWinder's attributes are phenomenal.  Of note, SideWinder has 2 times lower distortion, 5 times wider bandwidth and 45 times better hum rejection than the next-best product.  And, on a per-channel basis, Pueblo Audio delivers this level of performance at the lowest price on the market.