I have been thinking about about analog mixers. I understand
(somewhat)the electronics behind good pre's and eq's, but wonder what
makes a good mix buss. A design I saw on a cheaper board is a
resistor on the output of each channel connecting to the mixbuss
amplifier. What in the design (besides quality components) sets a
cheaper board apart from a good console? Is there a diference in the
way the channels are summed? Or is it just a better line amp?