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Used Soundcraft SM Series

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from $3,557 median $3,736 · up to $3,915
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Used Soundcraft SM Series consoles are a generation of dedicated stage monitoring desks, available in SM12, SM16, SM20 and SM24 configurations to suit a range of live monitoring requirements. Each model delivers specialised monitor mixing features including multi-bus sends, sweep EQ and sophisticated solo systems. Browse second-hand Soundcraft SM Series units currently listed for sale by scrolling down.

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Soundcraft SM Series specifications

BrandSoundcraft
SegmentAudio
Typical used price$3,736 (range $3,557$3,915)

About the Soundcraft SM Series

The Soundcraft SM Series is a range of dedicated stage monitor consoles comprising the SM12, SM16, SM20 and SM24 models. The SM12 offers 12 mono sends plus a stereo send, PRE/POST fade switching, 4 programmable mute groups, 4-band sweep EQ, 100mm linear faders, a sophisticated solo system with autocancel and switchable input priority, metering for all inputs and outputs, and balanced inserts on both inputs and outputs. The SM16 shares a similar feature set across 16 mono sends with individual ON and PRE/POST fade switching per send. The SM20 supports frame sizes from 32 to 56 modules, offering combinations of mono and stereo sends, mic split outputs per channel, 8 mute groups, balanced XLR audio throughout, and optional MIDI control.

Soundcraft SM Series — buyer FAQs

What is the Soundcraft SM Series and which models does it include?

The Soundcraft SM Series is a generation of dedicated stage monitoring consoles comprising four models: the SM12, SM16, SM20 and SM24. Each is built specifically for monitor mixing rather than front-of-house use, with the models scaled to different channel and bus counts to suit productions of varying size and complexity.

What are the key differences between the SM12, SM16 and SM20?

The SM12 provides 12 mono sends plus a stereo send, 100mm linear faders and metering for all inputs and outputs. The SM16 expands this to 16 mono sends with individual ON and PRE/POST fade switching per send. The SM20 operates on larger frame sizes from 32 to 56 modules, offers combinations of mono and stereo sends giving up to 20 mono sends, adds mic split outputs on each channel, 8 mute groups and optional MIDI control, making it suited to bigger stage rigs.

Who makes the SM Series and where does it sit in the professional audio market?

The SM Series is made by Soundcraft, a British professional audio brand founded in 1973 and part of Harman International since 1988. The SM Series represents Soundcraft's dedicated stage monitoring console line, sitting alongside the brand's broader range of analogue and digital mixing desks for live sound, broadcast and installation applications.

What should I check when buying a used Soundcraft SM Series console?

Check that the specific model matches your bus count requirements, SM12, SM16, SM20 or SM24, and confirm the frame size on SM20 units, which range from 32 to 56 modules. Verify that all faders, send switches, PRE/POST fade buttons and mute group assignments function correctly, and inspect the balanced insert points on inputs and outputs. Listings on this page vary by model and condition; 10K Used includes a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults, and the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide covers the full purchase process.

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