Features:

  • ""ONE-KNOB" FUNCTIONALITY: Studio-grade compressor with a control LED for professional vocal and instrumental sound; Has 4 LED level indicator: (Clip), 0, -10, -20"
  • HIGH HEADROOM ANOLOG MIXER: Has ultra-low noise (Residual noise of main output) is -103dB and of subsidiary output is -90dB)
  • GREAT PERFORMANCE: Features neo-classic "British" 2-band EQ for warm and musical sound; Great for recording DJ stage karaoke music appreciation
  • PHANTOM POWERED XENYX MIC PREAMP: Possess an impressively wide frequency range that allow them to handle signal from any audio source without overly amplifying any specific elements of the sound; Comparable to stand-alone boutique preamps
  • PORTABLE AND COMPACT DESIGN: Weighs only 680 grams; Compact structure and sturdy metal housings; Can be used in different locations
Very affordable good mixer

Bought this cause my stand alone phantom power had a short life. Haven’t used it to mix but paying the little bit extra money for this mixer with phantom power has worked out great so far. It’s also very convenient to be able to adjust the levels on the mixer itself to get the best audio sound you desire. Haven’t noticed any extra noise as well. Would highly recommend this over the $30 stand alone phantom powers.

One of the best at this price range

I needed a basic set up to do some instructional videos. I did some voice over using this mixer and it worked like a charm. I found it easy to set up with the basic instructions that came with it. I also need something that would supply phantom power for the Neewer microphone that I connected and again everything just worked. Decent quality all around. Knobs work as expected inputs and connections all work fine and fit without any problems. Sound for voice overs was excellent, nice and clean without any noise or distortion. Power adapter fit perfectly and supplied the unit with the necessary power to function as needed. A good basic unit for simple mixing especially with condenser mics that need phantom power. I also tried it with dynamic mic and that worked perfectly as well. I highly recommend this unit for podcasting, video sound editing and basic mixing. For the price I doubt you are going to find anything better.

Portable and well-made small mixer!

The item I received was small and light, as if it's designed for carrying around. Tbh, I am a rookie, but I watched a lot of instructional videos, so I was planning to buy a relatively simple device. According to my personal needs, this is the most affordable choice! Don't mess it up, it's still an advanced mixer console. With a phantom-powered xenyx mic preamp, I get no distortion in the sound. So far, I am very satisfied with everything.

Nice little compact 2 channel analog rig.

It does a great job for what it is a small cheap mixer. I will not go into details about pre-amp noise levels and things like that because for the price point and for what I am using it for I doupt anyone would notice the difference. Its a noce little compact 2 channel analog mixer.

Perfect for combining vinyl audio and PC audio!

I had to come and review this product because I had what I felt was probably not a completely unique problem, but couldn’t find a good solution until now. I am using this device to combine the audio from my record player (channels 1 and 2) with the audio from my PC (channels 3 and 4) so that I can listen to music as well as hear game sound effects. Using this device allows me to keep the stereo output (hence why two channels have to be used for each source) and to independently control how loud each of those sources are. Using this device I am able to run audio to both my powered speakers and my headphones (using the headphone out and a 3.5mm splitter) as well as plug in my RF headphones using the RCA output on the front of the unit. In addition to being functional, there is no additional noise added to the signal, so my records sound great!

Great mixer, reasonably priced

Tried a few others under $100 ($22-$95). They all fell a little short of their claim. Nevertheless, with this one I was able to get a great sound without distortions. I found it very easy to use (came with, but without instructions or manual). I'm kinda a newbie to mixing. However, it was self explanatory. After educating myself on mixing before using or buying a product. There are many options and lots of different uses. For my needs, this was the best affordable option. FYI, I'm mixing music (via phone) with speech (via pro wireless headsets) and occasional sound effects.

Like it

Mixer plugs, plays, compresses, and powers my two microphones. Analog mixing console, phantom powered so the quality is definitely top notch. Individual settings for each channel for high, low, gain, and level. I really appreciate the led backlights for the channels so I know what working and what's not. Transfers the audio signals with an impressively wide frequency range. Compact design, easy to pack and travel with.

Like the AIO kit

I will definitely choose to bring this mixing console during the usual show. The main reason is the weight, which is about the same as a bottle of water. With 4 LED level indicators, this is the most practical for me. By the way, it doesn't over-enlarge any specific element of the sound, it just restores the feeling that the sound should have. I personally recommend it.

It's perfect

I used this mixing board for broadcasting and recording audio in my home and it works great with my microphone, I like everything about it. The british 2-band EQ gives a fun effect to add in and warms the sound up. Built in inputs for xlr cabling two microphones and my guitar into the phantom console. Each channel has it's own volume setting so I can individually adjust each sound at my desired volumes so that they blend together better and aren't playing together on the same setting. No delaying. This mixer is perfect for any studio sampling and personal audio projects.

Exactly Right for 2 Mic Streaming

I use this product to connect two condenser mics to my PC for streaming I do with a cohost. I never much meshed with the virtual audio thing, so a physical mixer made more sense to me and it works great! You will need some XLR cables and a 3.5mm headphone jack to RCA to get everything going, but once you do it works wonderful. If you've got the two mics make sure you press the buttons to give it proper power and they should get running.

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