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Behringer Xenyx 302USB Premium 5-Input Mixer with Mic Preamp and USB/Audio Interface,Black
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- Ultra-compact and ultra-low noise analog mixer with USB/Audio interface
- Powered through USB or external power adaptor (included)
- Built-in stereo USB/Audio interface to connect directly to your computer
- State-of-the-art, phantom powered XENYX Mic Preamp comparable to stand-alone boutique preamps
- Neo-classic "British" 2-band graphic EQ for warm and musical sound
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Xenyx 302USB
Premium 5-Input Mixer with Xenyx Mic Preamp and USB/Audio Interface
Need a handy little mixer for the boardroom, or one you can grab with your laptop on the way out the door? Or maybe you don’t want to give up valuable desktop real estate to a large mixer? The Xenyx 302USB is ideally suited for a small home studio or the on-the-go recording enthusiast. At approximately 4" long and 5" wide (117 x 135 mm), the Xenyx 302USB features one of our state-of-the-art, phantom powered Xenyx Mic Preamps, an XLR & 1/4" combination input and a stereo USB/Line channel – plus a dedicated 2-Track input. And since the Xenyx 302USB can be powered directly via your laptop’s USB socket, it’s the perfect portable mixer for podcasting and impromptu recording!
As a bonus, the ultra-compact 302USB comes with all the recording and editing software needed to turn your computer system into a complete, high-performance home or portable recording studio.
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Sonically Superior Mic PreampThe Xenyx 302USB gets its name from our legendary, high headroom Xenyx mic preamps, which have been praised by audio engineers all over the world. These state-of-the-art mic pres represent a major step in the evolution of audio technology – and they can easily hold their own, even when compared to the most expensive stand-alone mic preamps. Xenyx preamps off er a staggering 130 dB of dynamic range, with a bandwidth that extends from below 10 Hz to well above 200 kHz. Armed with these outstanding mic preamps, the Xenyx 302USB provides such transparent, crystal-clear performance you just might think someone upgraded your mics while you weren’t looking. |
Sublimely Musical British EQThe British consoles of the 1960s and ‘70s changed the sound of rock and roll – without them the British Invasion might not have happened. Those legendary mixing desks soon became the envy of engineers and producers all over the world. The channel EQ on our Xenyx mixers is based on that very same circuitry, allowing you to imbue signals with incredible warmth and detailed musical character. Even when applied generously, these equalizers exhibit sweet forgiveness and superb audio quality. |
Recording BlissThere was a time when the recording process called for lots and lots of expensive gear, which meant the average musician had to buy time at a recording studio – and that time was pricey indeed. But modern technology has put personal recording well within the reach of virtually anyone with access to a computer. How do you get all that music flying around your brain into your computer? That’s where the Xenyx 302USB mixer comes in. Thanks to the included bidirectional stereo USB audio interface, you can connect directly to your PC or Mac computer via a single USB cable. Now any signal source you connect to the mixer can be recorded directly to your hard drive. Which brings us to software. |
Free Software Would Be Nice!You’ll be ready to go live on your PC or Mac right out of the box! We’ve also provided a free download of more than 150 virtual instruments and FX plug-ins – turning your computer into a powerful home-based or mobile recording studio from input to output. |
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Compose. Record. Mix. Share.Tracktion is one of the world’s fastest and easiest Digital Audio Workstations (DAW) for composing, recording, editing, mixing and sharing your music with the world. Featuring a single-screen interface, and pushing the envelope in design elegance, Tracktion brings together outstanding Pro DAW features, such as dynamic automation, unlimited track count, MIDI recording and support for VST and AU plug-ins. This powerful music production software gives you all the tools of an entire professional-grade recording studio. Learning a DAW has never been easier, thanks to their vast and readily available library of resources. |
Amazing ValueNo matter what your audio mixing needs, the Xenyx 302USB provides the performance and features that can take your talent to the next level, at a price sure to amaze you. Professional sound quality, our legendary Xenyx mic preamp, British EQ and built-in USB connectivity make the Xenyx 302USB ideal for podcasting, boardroom meetings, speeches or recording. Try one on today – we have one available in your size! |
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Product description
XENYX 302USB's diminutive size fool you - this little gem is loaded with features typically reserved for larger, more expensive mixers. For instance, we equipped the Mic input with our XENYX mic preamp, which is legendary for its sonic clarity and high - headroom performance. We also gave the Mic and Line/USB channels our 2 - band British - style EQs (Low and High), and provide a 2 - Track input that can be assigned to either the Main Mix or Phones.
Product information
Size:standart| Product Dimensions | 5.35 x 4.49 x 1.81 inches |
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| Item Weight | 13.4 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Behringer |
| ASIN | B005EHILV4 |
| Domestic Shipping | Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues. |
| International Shipping | This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 302USB |
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#7,260 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
#50 in Computer Recording Audio Interfaces |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | June 12, 2007 |
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This all comes back via USB (2 channels) into the laptop, a basic ADC function. You can set the primary stereo analog input on the mixer to instead process USB audio sent from the laptop, giving you a basic DAC function (mixed with additional analog sources connected to the mixer).
Good to have power over USB. The microphone sound is noticeably quieter than from my earlier Behringer UB802 mixer. This is USB1.1 audio class compliant and limited to 16 bits/ 48KHz rates. Works with Linux as well as Windows, no driver needed. This is a "bedroom" or portable mixer, rather than formal studio. Except for the full-sized XLR/ 1/4" microphone jack, the inputs and primary outputs use unbalanced RCA jacks. There are 1/8" (3.5mm) jacks for headphones and alternate microphone. This is definitely a laptop peripheral.
Only disappointment: Behringer offers a licensed version of the Tracktion version 7 DAW software, upon registration. They have not emailed me back with a necessary code, weeks after I filled in their online registration form. Knocked off a review star because of this. The hardware is great within its design limits.
It is not a large mixer. You can do most small single mic setups very easily. For me it's a way to pass through to a camera recording setup I have. The size of it makes it great.
It being a low volt mixer it only supplies (non-optional, always on) 12-15v of Phantom power. If you are wanting the extra juice of 48V the PS400 is great in addition with this little mixer (and cheap).
The mixer is not overwhelming in features and very easy for someone new to learn how to use. Likewise, even someone who is familiar with mixers will appreciate the compact easy to use size for portability. Setup is a breeze.
I like that the USB version supports both 1/4 inch jack and XLR, I also like that it can go direct to PC for mixing with ease. This mixer is a solid win in my book.
-I wish it were 48v - but alas. In the future maybe this model will drop USB-B PD, and go with something like USB-C 3.0/3.1 PD. I believe this would make achieving 48v possible.
-It doesn't have an impressive compressor resulting in some dynamic mic recording suffering. I also don't use amazing dynamic mics...so theres that also. Good enough in this case is 'good enough' in my book.
-Feet are a hard plastic, I hate this. I put rubber pads under it to help it hold on to surfaces better without sliding around so much.
By Matt [Eight-Six] on October 3, 2019
It is not a large mixer. You can do most small single mic setups very easily. For me it's a way to pass through to a camera recording setup I have. The size of it makes it great.
It being a low volt mixer it only supplies (non-optional, always on) 12-15v of Phantom power. If you are wanting the extra juice of 48V the PS400 is great in addition with this little mixer (and cheap).
The mixer is not overwhelming in features and very easy for someone new to learn how to use. Likewise, even someone who is familiar with mixers will appreciate the compact easy to use size for portability. Setup is a breeze.
I like that the USB version supports both 1/4 inch jack and XLR, I also like that it can go direct to PC for mixing with ease. This mixer is a solid win in my book.
-I wish it were 48v - but alas. In the future maybe this model will drop USB-B PD, and go with something like USB-C 3.0/3.1 PD. I believe this would make achieving 48v possible.
-It doesn't have an impressive compressor resulting in some dynamic mic recording suffering. I also don't use amazing dynamic mics...so theres that also. Good enough in this case is 'good enough' in my book.
-Feet are a hard plastic, I hate this. I put rubber pads under it to help it hold on to surfaces better without sliding around so much.
By P Watson on August 19, 2017
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Behringer don't provide any diagrams for how this mixer operates, which is honestly rather annoying. Basically this mixer has three input channels and two output channels. The three inputs are mic, 2-TR, and line/usb (can select one of the two to feed into this channel). The two outputs are main mix and phones. All channels are always connected to the "phones" output. Only the mic channel is always connected to "main mix"; the other two channels can be optionally disconnected from main mix.
The USB to PC captures the sound from the main mix, so is affected by all controls that alter the main mix - with the exception of "main mix" volume knob, which sits after the USB ADC and controls only the volume on the main mix RCA connectors.
Initially I had constant very annoying crackles and pops when editing videos with audio and with every noise the Mac makes, for example the email arrival ding is preceded by a crack / pop and ended in the same manner. These are not recorded in VO's thankfully.
I tried different ports and USB hubs/adaptors with no remedy and also removed other external Thunderbolt and USB devices to see if they are conflicting but to no avail. The noises persisted. Multiple threads discussed MacBook Pro T2 security chips causing issues with USB audio adaptors. But Apple apparently fixed that.
My fix: Initially I was running my Presonis monitors with the volume dial at around 75%, meaning the Behringer Line/USB volume was at 1 and my MacBook Pro volume was at 50%. The fix came by changing the Presonis volume dial to 25%, the Behringer to 4 and the Macbook to 100%. The pops/crackles/blips disappeared (or at least I can't hear them). Such a simple fix and my audio knowledge is too basic to understand why. The Presonis monitors seem to be the weak link as if I raise the dial towards 50% the noises start to reappear.
The controls take a little getting used to as it's not completely clear what all aspects are if you're new to mixers. I established that plugging it in to a wall socket and using the mic in & line out didn't work as expected but USB to the PC seemed to work fine.
The volume it can output is remarkable. Even with high impedence headphones I couldn't have the volume more than a fraction of the way.
I was skeptical attempting to use a mic that requires phantom power as USB ports are 5V but it had no problems at all with mics that require 48V.
After about a month or so for some reason each time I used this for talking to other people my PC audio was being sent through the voice chat. I tried the XLR and mic in ports with the same result; I'd get the mic to a point where the audio wasn't sent over voice chat then the next day it would be back, even with identical settings.
I'll be giving it another go at some point to try and resolve the mic issue as it may still be due to a lack of understanding of the mixer because the mic quality fed through this is really clean, as is the audio output.
I can monitor everything through headphones and it all gets powered from a USB port.
Yes, it's a mess of cables, but it's such an elegant solution.
No matter what your context, you'll find this an excellent and inexpensive solution to your problems as well.
This little mixer is excellent. I have other Behringer mixers as well. This is perfect for an interface to a computer. I use it for both Audacity and Dragon Dictate. I got tired of using cheap headphone type microphones that don’t work half the time. Dragon likes the clean sound of a desk mounted condenser microphone ( I use an old Apex 435) But, there are problems that some people have. I noticed all the comments, and did some research into them. So here is my evaluation: This mixer is intended for condenser microphones only. Yes, you can theoretically use dynamic microphones on any pre-amp that has phantom power. But, and this is a big but, most pros would never plug a dynamic microphone into a mixer that has phantom power on it. Why? Because some dynamic microphones play nice with phantom power and others don’t. I have actually “blown” a dynamic microphone by putting it on a mixer with phantom power. Second, some reviews say that this mixer has no phantom power. Here is what’s going on. Yes, this mixer has phantom power. But, it is only 15 volts. The manufacturer does not want you to know this, so it is not in the PDF. Older condenser microphones need the full 48 volts to operate. The newer condenser microphones will work at the lower voltages. My Apex is “spec’ed” at anywhere from 9 volts to 48 volts. You will have to look up the specs of your own microphone to make sure it will work at the lower 15 volts provided by the mixer. Lower phantom voltages seem to be the way of the future. Third, this mixer is USB powered. That means it receives it’s power from the USB port. This is 5 volts. Now if you remember older computers sometimes had difficulty providing any good power at all on the USB port. USB 1.0, and 1.2 had a hard time providing any good amount of power. The newer USB 3.0 (the blue one) should have more than enough power to operate this mixer. That means that any newer computer should have no trouble powering this mixer. Fourth, many people reported a “buzz” in the audio. Sound engineers deal with problems like this all the time. This comes with the territory. But, If you have a good amount of power on the USB, you have a proper condenser microphone that operates at 15 volts, and your levels are adjusted properly, then you should have few problems in this area. I have only experienced a small amount of “buzz” when I connect to too many things at one time. I can get rid of the buzz when I disconnect a hornet’s nest of wires. For the most part, this little mixer is a “god send.” I love it. I hope this report helps people. Thanks. Richard, Toronto.






























