Yamaha TF1 Digital Mixing Console - 16 Inputs, 40 Channels

$5,248.07 $4,373.39

$4,373.39 (excl. GST) $4,767.00 (incl. GST)

  • Compact digital mixer with 16 analog inputs, 40 mixing channels
  • Touchscreen with TouchFlow Operation for intuitive control
  • 8 FX processors for versatile sound effects
  • High-quality D-PRE preamps, 34x34 USB recording
  • Ideal for live sound in churches, clubs, and touring bands
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Description

The Yamaha TF1 Digital Mixing Console is a compact yet powerful solution for live sound reinforcement, blending portability with professional-grade features. Designed for small to medium venues, it boasts 16 analog XLR/TRS combo mic/line inputs with recallable D-PRE preamps and 48V phantom power, plus 2 RCA stereo line inputs for additional sources. With 16 XLR outputs and an expansion slot for the NY64-D card supporting 64 Dante I/O channels, it’s highly adaptable for various setups.


Offering 40 input mixing channels (32 mono + 2 stereo + 2 return), 20 Aux buses, and 8 DCA groups, the TF1 excels in flexible audio routing. Its 17 motor faders (16 channels + 1 master) ensure precise control, while 8 built-in FX processors deliver effects like reverb, delay, and compression to enhance live performances. A standout feature is its 34x34 channel recording and playback capability via USB 2.0, integrating seamlessly with DAWs like Steinberg’s Nuendo Live, alongside 2x2 recording via USB storage—perfect for live recordings and virtual sound checks.


The TF1’s user-friendly interface centers on Yamaha’s TouchFlow Operation™, featuring a responsive touchscreen that simplifies mixing for novices and pros alike. Complemented by a Touch & Turn knob and four User Defined knobs, it offers both speed and precision. Praised for its quick boot-up and analog-like operation, it’s a favorite among churches, clubs, touring bands, and educational settings. Rack-mountable and lightweight, it’s built for portability without sacrificing functionality.


User reviews highlight its intuitive design—“the friendliest digital mixer I’ve tried”—and exceptional sound quality, making it a top choice for live sound engineers seeking reliability and ease of use in dynamic environments.