More than just a summing mixer… The 8816 brings legendary Neve ® console sound to 19″ rack format. Using the same topology as the classic 80 Series console, with two Marinair ® transformers on the stereo bus output, the 8816 is the ultimate 16 …

The 8816's handbuilt, handwired 16-channel mixer employs the same transformer-balanced mix bus circuitry as a '70s-era Neve 80-series console, infusing every signal that flows through it with increased headroom, punch, and dimensionality. The 8816 does more than mere analog summing, however.

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Aug 28, 2019 · Given the lack of information available on the Neve 8816, I wanted to share my setup and workflow with it. I’m by no means an expert, but I love this unit, and I want to get to a point where I’ve mastered it. I’ve read pretty much every forum mentioning it; and I found the topics I’m struggling with are common among other users.

Attach Form 8816 to the Form 1120-PC, Form 1120-L, or Form 1120 filed for the tax year of the additional deduction and for each subsequent tax year that has a remaining amount of unpaid losses resulting from the deduction.

The 8816 is extremely versatile and can be used for a wide variety of applications including recording and overdubbing, as an input expander, for sub-mixing and for mastering. It can also be configured as a 'split' mixer, with separate recording and monitoring paths to …

Form 8816 must be filed by insurance companies that elect to take an additional deduction under section 847. Consolidated return. Each member of a consolidated group claiming a section 847 deduction must file a separate Form 8816. Do not combine several taxpayers on one Form 8816.

Hand-built at Neve's factory in England, the 8816 gives engineers and producers a true Neve summing mixer comprising 16 input channels with +15dB gain, level, pan, cut/solo and cue controls. A post-insert mix function allows for mixing in …

Hand-built and hand-wired at the Neve factory in Burnley, England, the 8816 allows engineers and producers to mix their music on a true, albeit diminutive, Neve summing mixer. The unit provides sixteen input channels with 15dB gain, level, pan, cut/solo and cue controls.

The 8816 is a 16:2 summing mixer with comprehensive input, mixing and monitoring functions, with VU meters, remix and Recall as standard. In addition to the standard 8816 there is also a digital outputs option and an optional fader pack.