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SAJE
SAJE was a French mixing-console manufacturer based in Argenteuil, in the Paris suburbs, active in the 1980s. As early as 1980, SAJE launched the Auxy, billed as Europe's first production live-sound console with eight auxiliary sends, usable for front-of-house or monitors without modification. Led by managing director Patrick Aufour, the company stood out for forward-thinking work on ergonomics and assignable console control.
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