Works great. Clean and smooth operation. Phantom power for condenser mics. Most people that buy this have likely been trying goofy adapters and additional cabling techniques and avoiding the leap to a mixer. Just get it - you'll be glad you did. It's got a relatively small footprint and a low profile. Small, solid and rugged.
Edit: 9/19/2016: Okay, so I've had this thing for two years and use it for mixing my musical instruments to my amp for practice and less often to my PC for recording. This thing sent me on a VERY frustrating wild goose chase, and once I figured it out, I forgot about it and was just plain happy the ordeal was over. But when 10mo. later it happened again, and I remembered the problem and the fix, to avoid the chase, I thought that now I should pass the knowledge along..
I was losing signal intensity intermittently. Very seldom it would go out all together briefly. This is with my guitar rig mind you. When this happens, you lose the crispness of your clean single coil sound as well as your edge on your crunch. Swore it was the guitar jack.. Replaced it. Touched up the internal solder joints on my guitar.. Swore it was the cable. Replaced it. Destroyed an expensive MONSTER brand cable. Swore it was the studio vintage effects processor. Ripped it apart and flooded the unit with contact cleaner on all of it's mechanical points. Because this was so intermittent - every time I did something it seemed it was fixed - then it would eventually come back absolutely driving me bananas. I would do something, or move something, or flex something and get fooled into thinking that there was some type of relationship or correlation with what I was doing to the change in behavior to the problem. I was cursing Ibanez and Digitech and Monster and Mesa and in the end - it was a pot on this damned mixer. A stinking pot!! A pot that I never ever touch in the normal course of operation!! Balance. I never change the balance. It's ALWAYS kept in the center!!!
Now that being said - the pots have never been noisy. Even with this loss of signal, the pot wasn't noisy.. IF YOU EXPERIENCE LOSS OF SIGNAL - WORK THE POTS BACK AND FORTH ONE BY ONE ON THE CHANNEL IN QUESTION AND LIKELY YOU WILL FIND A POT ACTING UP. After you work the trouble making pot back and forth, it will probably work like new again for months and months. In my case, about 9mo. It took me about a full minute to remember the fix since it had been so long (and coincided with the installation of my new wireless setup) - and then it all came rushing back. The process of going round and round literally for weeks because of a simple damned pot that disguised itself momentarily and intermittenly as anything and everything else.. WORK THE POTS!!!
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It’s like the little engine that could! And it’s GOOD!
I been using it primarily for mobile gigs due to lugging a Mackie 1604 was not my idea of fun anymore and a PITA to disconnect from my home studio and bag up. I saw this Lil guy and seen the many good reviews and went for it. For the price, it had a few more utility options that better suited my needs and I wasn’t to crazy about the Mackie mix8. Both offer just about the same layout and a $ 20 plus dollar difference. I am impressed with this little bugger. I used it at a function recently and ran 2 self powered Thumps, self powered subwoofer, my Rane mixer with both CD controller and CDJs and also 2 mics (cordless and corded). This little guy kept the party moving with NO issues or problems. I’ve had my Mackie board for over 20 years and never had an issue with it hopefully, this lil’ Bugger will follow in The footsteps..Gave it 4 stars because I’ve only had it for about 3 weeks so time will tell and I will update as follows
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praful
Very good for amateur begginers with singing karaoke.guitar.campfire set ups.
Reviewed in India on July 29, 2020
praful
Reviewed in India on July 29, 2020
The power cable connector is bit delicate.
As u increase gain, there is hissing sound in recording but for beginners & the price it shoud not be rejection criteria. U can decrease that noise with mobile apps.
Excellent karaoke options too.
If home theatre sound, needs boost u can connect this mixer to its input.
Clearity is very good.
I thought to be German product, but it turned out to be made in china😷
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kinokodensya
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Reviewed in Japan on January 21, 2022
kinokodensya
Reviewed in Japan on January 21, 2022
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