DA12 DJ Sound Controller Interface USB Drive for Computer Recording 12 Channel Studio Audio Mixer XLR Microphone Jack 48V Power RCA Input Output for Professional and Beginners

Have got this desk for mixing at home (keyboards and mic inputs) .Very pleased with the mixer, has great eq sweep , as good as higher end mixers, gain has good range and low noise across the mixer.The on board effects are basic and a bit muddy but OK if the only effects you have , otherwise use the aux send for outboard effects.The only downside is the controller knobs are a bit flimsy, too much twisting on them outside the vertical plain and I feel they could break. Faders seem fine with no noise in use.To sum up a great value mixer that, treated with care, is fine and for home use superb value. Take it to the gig down the local pub and you might be looking for spares, having said that you can buy three of these for the price of a more known make mixer , so as long as you don't get too heavy handed I think this is a good buy.

I bought this so I could do the sound for my son's band. I was able to connect up, microphones guitars, the keyboard and drums and have Independent volume control of each. Fantastic value and good quality 👍

This is a cracking little desk which is value for money. Sounds great! Looks great! Easy to work with! Just a few minor downsides are using two channels to create stereo with each panned to the opposite sides. Also the knobs feel a little flimsy and feel as though it wouldn’t take much for them to break off if something was dropped on them or any heavy handedness. Finally if you are using a condenser mic, you will need a phantom power supply to enable it to work with this desk. The built in 48v phantom power button on the desk will power it, but at the same time gives terrible white noise interference when turned on.All in all I can work very well with this desk and would recommend it as a starter desk for someone starting out and finding their feet. It’s also a great option for anyone working to a budget.I hope this helps anyone looking to buy one.

Bought for amateur dramatic productions, this bit of kit is wonderful. Nearly didn't get as thought it was too cheap for the quality. Highly reccommend it for anyone in a similar situation

Overall this is great for the price - good features and number of channels, and cheaper than similar options on the market.I bought it mainly for the bluetooth input as this is a useful feature for what I use it for. A minor problem with it is that the bluetooth range is pretty poor compared to other bluetooth speakers I own. But other than that the bluetooth does work so can’t complain too much.The main thing that really lets this down is the quality of the reverb and delay on the fx channel. This sounds utterly terrible and is basically unusable, which is a shame and feels like an oversight when everything else about the desk is so good. It would have been pretty easy for them to put a nicer reverb and delay on there..

Compared with the (..go anywhere, battery-powered..) Depusheng T6 - which is a good little mixer in its own right - this mains-powered Depusheng 8 Channel has EVERYTHING:1 - It's got (vital!) Pre-Fade (lockable!) buttons, to hear, or cue-up, your mix before it goes to the main output!2 - It's got gob-smacking bass - without distortion - on the Low Frequency EQ3 - It's got a (short, concise) proper printed manual!4 - IT'S GOT PAN ADJUSTMENTS on each input to 'steer' your mix to left and right5 - It's got simpler, more intuitive Bluetooth and USB-stick controls, with USB-stick input easilyfed into channel 7/8 (with just a button press) to add EQ for fitting easily into the mixAlthough not battery powered - so it needs mains power - this is a very capable 8-input mixer for mics (48v Phantom power included) and jacks, plus external F/X and other playback feeds. Absolutely BRILLIANT at this price!

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This mixer is giving me grief, cannot get a clear sound output from it have tried all setings with the gain, fader and mixer controls, no joy.