PyleUSB Audio MIxer DJ Controller - 3 Channel USB Mixer Sound Audio Recording Interface with XLR and 3.5 mm Microphone Jack, Line In RCA, Rechargeable Battery, Mix Monitoring, PAD15MXU

I use this mixer so I can have my one mic used on two different computers / dual pc setup. Sound quality sounds great. Build quality is very solid overall. I personally have not used a mixer before but I was able to figure out most of it after some googling as a beginner. Has some nice basic sound effects baked in to the mixer itself like echo and some equalization. Might need to use something like the Blue Cloudlifter to get enough gain for some mics.My Setup:EV RE-20 > Blue Cloudlifter > This Pyle USB Mixer > GoXLR Mini

I just took delivery of this little mixer yesterday and could not be more pleased. Well, maybe just a little bit (see more below.) I will use it for small live gigs, MIC into channel 1 and keyboard to CH 2. It does that brilliantly, and WITHOUT AC POWER. For 4 hours anyway. I haven't seen any similar product with internal battery power, and it's a strong feature. The mixer output goes to my pair of Rockit 5 powered speakers, which are awesome BUT lack any mic preamp. My new "BBQ / party" keyboard - a Casio CT-S1 - has 3.5mm output, so using a 3.5mm -to -RCA cable pair works fine here. I also looked at Pyle's PAD22MXUBT, which has some better features but no battery. Adding battery to the PAD22MXUBT would be an absolutely killer product. (Hint, hint...)

I have a fairly nice linear array sound system that I use to DJ events. All of the control on that system is on one of the subs, so I wanted a little mixer that I could use to plug in a mic and keep control in the booth. This would keep me from having to make all of the adjustments on the sub.I was worried about adding extra noise to the mix, but this thing is clean and quiet. I use an SM58 mic with it, and it does exactly what I needed it to do. There still may be an occasion where I need to adjust the main volume on the sub, but I don't see that happening often.The control knobs have a nice quality feel. The EQ and pan sliders feel a little cheap and fragile, but they seem to work well and don't cause any noise when moved.All in all, this is a nice little box. It's easy to set up and operate, and then it does what it's supposed to do.

This affordable little mixer interface doesn't have many bells or whistles, but if you're just trying to mix a couple different audio sources and record into a computer, it works perfectly. It took me a little time to figure out the best configuration (but I have a somewhat complicated situation, I think, and I'm fairly new to setting up audio gear), but I really like the battery-powered portability, and, of course, the price (I found mine refurbished for around $30). I do wish there was a separate volume control for the 2-tk line, but all things considered, it's a great unit for the money.

I love this for portable mixing since its rechargable. Work greak with my rechragable 10" Pyle Speaker!