Based off current reviews, this is one of those "love it or hate it" items. I've had this for a few weeks and have been able to mess around and test some features.
What I love:
- Sliders instead of knobs
- Dual Combo Inputs
- 3-Band EQ with Gain and Pan
- Bluetooth connectivity with player buttons
- 3.5mm aux with separate volume knob
- XLR Outs
- Other misc input options depending on available equipment
- Relative compact size
- Metal construction
What I don't love:
- The instructions...wish they had more depth and clarity.
- USB-A port...haven't been able to play mp3 files stored on USB drives; instructions not helpful (possible I'm doing something wrong)
- No On/Off switch/button on mixer.
What I would change:
- Power and data via USB-C or USB-B port with USB-B-to-USB-A data cable included.
- Better instructions with more depth and clarity.
- Adding a an On/Off switch/button
Things to Note:
- It comes with a USB-C cable but it's solely for to power the mixer.
- To connect to a PC, PC must have a USB-A port (for laptops with only USB-C, a USB-C-to-USB-A adapter may work but I have not confirmed that) and must use a USB-A-to-USB-A cable (included with package) that runs from the USB-A port on the mixer into the laptop. This negates the use of the USB-A port on the mixer if wanting to use separate USB drive with mixer.
Setups I've tested with mixer:
*Note this is with a Harbinger MLS1000 Column/Line Array PA*
***I'm still fine-tuning my set-up and it's connections.
- Karaoke**: dual wireless mic system, laptop, tv
--- Some slight hiss.
--- Overall, satisfied with performance.
- Event DJ**: wired XLR mic, dual wireless mic system, DJ Controller, laptop with stand, phone
--- Phone connects to mixer Bluetooth as music back-up.
--- DJ Controller connects well with mixer
--- Overall, a very capable set-up for small events
- DJ Trivia**: wired XLR mic, laptop with stand, phone
--- Laptop connects to mixer via Bluetooth
--- Phone connects to 3.5mm aux as music back-up
--- Overall, simple yet effective smaller spaces
Bottom line: I'm very satisfied with my purchase. The pros definitely outweigh the cons. Do your research. Control your expectations. For $50, this is a solid product.
(Note: I take care of my equipment and ensure it's packed securely for storage and travel. Time will tell how well this mixer performs in longevity and durability.)
*****UPDATE 06/20/2023*****
I saw that to use the USB, I needed to format the USB drive to FAT32. Even when I did that, I still could not play my .mp3 files from USB port on the mixer. However, I'm not counting it a loss since the same reviewer said it's not very good. Plus, the Bluetooth functionality works well for me.
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A great little mixer for the price!
This is a great little mixer for the price, which makes it a great value as well. The bluetooth is a great little added feature that just makes it even better. When hooked up to my laptop it works great as a sound card, no drivers to install, just plug it in and it works. Mine included the USB adapter for power, the USB c cord for power, and the USB cable to connect my laptop. I only gave it 4 stars because when I tried to play MP3 files off a USB drive, it tried but seemed as though it didn't have enough processor power to actually play them. Something to note, if you move the volume sliders above the white marks (0 db) you will get hissing noise, but just keep them right at 0 and it's crystal clear. Another thing to note is that if you use the small jack next to the small headphone jack you will not have any FX. If you plug an actual XLR Mic into the XLR jacks, then you have FX and level controls. I think my only real complaint would be that when you use Bluetooth or an attached laptop you have no controls over the lows, mids, or highs on those sources.
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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 9 de enero de 2023
Based off current reviews, this is one of those "love it or hate it" items. I've had this for a few weeks and have been able to mess around and test some features.
What I love:
- Sliders instead of knobs
- Dual Combo Inputs
- 3-Band EQ with Gain and Pan
- Bluetooth connectivity with player buttons
- 3.5mm aux with separate volume knob
- XLR Outs
- Other misc input options depending on available equipment
- Relative compact size
- Metal construction
What I don't love:
- The instructions...wish they had more depth and clarity.
- USB-A port...haven't been able to play mp3 files stored on USB drives; instructions not helpful (possible I'm doing something wrong)
- No On/Off switch/button on mixer.
What I would change:
- Power and data via USB-C or USB-B port with USB-B-to-USB-A data cable included.
- Better instructions with more depth and clarity.
- Adding a an On/Off switch/button
Things to Note:
- It comes with a USB-C cable but it's solely for to power the mixer.
- To connect to a PC, PC must have a USB-A port (for laptops with only USB-C, a USB-C-to-USB-A adapter may work but I have not confirmed that) and must use a USB-A-to-USB-A cable (included with package) that runs from the USB-A port on the mixer into the laptop. This negates the use of the USB-A port on the mixer if wanting to use separate USB drive with mixer.
Setups I've tested with mixer:
*Note this is with a Harbinger MLS1000 Column/Line Array PA*
***I'm still fine-tuning my set-up and it's connections.
- Karaoke**: dual wireless mic system, laptop, tv
--- Some slight hiss.
--- Overall, satisfied with performance.
- Event DJ**: wired XLR mic, dual wireless mic system, DJ Controller, laptop with stand, phone
--- Phone connects to mixer Bluetooth as music back-up.
--- DJ Controller connects well with mixer
--- Overall, a very capable set-up for small events
- DJ Trivia**: wired XLR mic, laptop with stand, phone
--- Laptop connects to mixer via Bluetooth
--- Phone connects to 3.5mm aux as music back-up
--- Overall, simple yet effective smaller spaces
Bottom line: I'm very satisfied with my purchase. The pros definitely outweigh the cons. Do your research. Control your expectations. For $50, this is a solid product.
(Note: I take care of my equipment and ensure it's packed securely for storage and travel. Time will tell how well this mixer performs in longevity and durability.)
*****UPDATE 06/20/2023*****
I saw that to use the USB, I needed to format the USB drive to FAT32. Even when I did that, I still could not play my .mp3 files from USB port on the mixer. However, I'm not counting it a loss since the same reviewer said it's not very good. Plus, the Bluetooth functionality works well for me.
What I love:
- Sliders instead of knobs
- Dual Combo Inputs
- 3-Band EQ with Gain and Pan
- Bluetooth connectivity with player buttons
- 3.5mm aux with separate volume knob
- XLR Outs
- Other misc input options depending on available equipment
- Relative compact size
- Metal construction
What I don't love:
- The instructions...wish they had more depth and clarity.
- USB-A port...haven't been able to play mp3 files stored on USB drives; instructions not helpful (possible I'm doing something wrong)
- No On/Off switch/button on mixer.
What I would change:
- Power and data via USB-C or USB-B port with USB-B-to-USB-A data cable included.
- Better instructions with more depth and clarity.
- Adding a an On/Off switch/button
Things to Note:
- It comes with a USB-C cable but it's solely for to power the mixer.
- To connect to a PC, PC must have a USB-A port (for laptops with only USB-C, a USB-C-to-USB-A adapter may work but I have not confirmed that) and must use a USB-A-to-USB-A cable (included with package) that runs from the USB-A port on the mixer into the laptop. This negates the use of the USB-A port on the mixer if wanting to use separate USB drive with mixer.
Setups I've tested with mixer:
*Note this is with a Harbinger MLS1000 Column/Line Array PA*
***I'm still fine-tuning my set-up and it's connections.
- Karaoke**: dual wireless mic system, laptop, tv
--- Some slight hiss.
--- Overall, satisfied with performance.
- Event DJ**: wired XLR mic, dual wireless mic system, DJ Controller, laptop with stand, phone
--- Phone connects to mixer Bluetooth as music back-up.
--- DJ Controller connects well with mixer
--- Overall, a very capable set-up for small events
- DJ Trivia**: wired XLR mic, laptop with stand, phone
--- Laptop connects to mixer via Bluetooth
--- Phone connects to 3.5mm aux as music back-up
--- Overall, simple yet effective smaller spaces
Bottom line: I'm very satisfied with my purchase. The pros definitely outweigh the cons. Do your research. Control your expectations. For $50, this is a solid product.
(Note: I take care of my equipment and ensure it's packed securely for storage and travel. Time will tell how well this mixer performs in longevity and durability.)
*****UPDATE 06/20/2023*****
I saw that to use the USB, I needed to format the USB drive to FAT32. Even when I did that, I still could not play my .mp3 files from USB port on the mixer. However, I'm not counting it a loss since the same reviewer said it's not very good. Plus, the Bluetooth functionality works well for me.
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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 22 de diciembre de 2023
A great little mixer for the price!
Calificado en Estados Unidos el 22 de diciembre de 2023
This is a great little mixer for the price, which makes it a great value as well. The bluetooth is a great little added feature that just makes it even better. When hooked up to my laptop it works great as a sound card, no drivers to install, just plug it in and it works. Mine included the USB adapter for power, the USB c cord for power, and the USB cable to connect my laptop. I only gave it 4 stars because when I tried to play MP3 files off a USB drive, it tried but seemed as though it didn't have enough processor power to actually play them. Something to note, if you move the volume sliders above the white marks (0 db) you will get hissing noise, but just keep them right at 0 and it's crystal clear. Another thing to note is that if you use the small jack next to the small headphone jack you will not have any FX. If you plug an actual XLR Mic into the XLR jacks, then you have FX and level controls. I think my only real complaint would be that when you use Bluetooth or an attached laptop you have no controls over the lows, mids, or highs on those sources.
Calificado en Estados Unidos el 22 de diciembre de 2023
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