8-Channel Professional Audio Mixer Sound Board Console 99 Bit DSP Digital Processor w/USB Bluetooth MP3 for PC Recording Input, XLR Microphone Jack, 48V Power, RCA Input/Output, DJ Mixer

I just got this thing, but I love it. It's a massive upgrade from the Pyle 8-channel mixer I had previously. I'm a musician, and I'm using this to mix microphones, guitars, digital piano, and drum machine into my PA system.This was the only mixer I could find in this price range that had 1) channel mute buttons, 2) individual channel phantom power, 3) 99 DSP effects, and 4) 7-band master EQ with 3-band channel EQ, and 5) Bluetooth connectivity. The faders feel super nice and smooth. A couple of the faders are looser than the others, but they're not terrible. At this price point, I can hardly muster a sigh.The mixer is really heavy and feels extremely solid. The mute and phantom power buttons are click-on-click-off, so they'll retain their setting if you turn the mixer off and on, which is really nice. I haven't gotten to play around with the DSP effects yet, but it's super nice that the effects list is printed onto the mixer itself, so I don't have to refer to the manual for the list of effects.There's a Mode selector button that allows you to cycle through Bluetooth and (I think) USB. I love this feature, because it allows me to turn Bluetooth on and off as I want. For comparison, my Fender Mustang guitar amp doesn't have an on/off switch for Bluetooth, so if the amp is on and I'm close enough, my phone always automatically connects, which is extremely annoying. With this mixer, if I want to play music through it from my phone, I can turn Bluetooth on and my phone automatically connects. When I'm done, I turn Bluetooth off and my phone disconnects. This is a massive feature for me.It has a headphone output which is awesome because I can use the faders to turn off the main output and listen to the mix through headphones when my kids are asleep. I actually hooked up a Bluetooth transmitter to the headphone output and use Bluetooth headphones and it works really well.I have Digitech JamMan looper pedals and a Digitech Sdrum that are all time-synched via JamSync, and I have each instrument plugged into the mixer individually. This way I can record a loop and adjust the volume, EQ, effects, etc. of each instrument in the mix individually.I have no complaints at all, and I can't wait to start using this thing more and more.

This is an impressive mixer! and I couldn't be happier! What more could I ask? Solid construction, a host of features, excellent layout, all make it a great purchase.

The unit has no pfl / afl functionality. Unable to be used in live band environments. The product description does not mention this. In fact, no information at all as to how to "dial in" the "gain" on the individual channels and mix them into the PA out.

Excelente artículo

I really wish it had RCA tape in and out.

It was a very quiet mixer, and I very much liked the way it was set up. and it has quite a few options.

I submitted original review with 5 star but I think it was too early to give 5 start to this product. It worked okay for the first time and when I tried to explore other functions, including Bluetooth, it didn't work. We spent lots of time to connect with my smart TV, microphone and speakers but were not able to sync properly. Overall, my satisfaction level went down significantly and I am changing my review to 3*

Works perfectly