Facmogu G9 Audio Mixer, Streaming RGB PC Mixer with XLR Microphone Interface, Volume Fader, Mute Button, 48V Phantom Power, Sound Board Podcast Equipment for Live Streaming, Podcast Recording - White
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Material Type: White
Features
- Essential Streaming Kit -- The Facmogu G9 is a must-have for gamers and streamers. It delivers exceptional sound quality, customizable sound effects, and immersive RGB lighting, all in a compact, user-friendly design. Perfect for enhancing your gaming and streaming experience.
- Voice Enhancement -- Equipped with a pro-preamp and 48V phantom power, it maximizes your XLR microphones potential for studio-quality audio. One-click noise reduction ensures crystal-clear communication, whether strategizing with teammates or engaging with viewers.
- Custom Sound Effects -- Transform your voice with options like female, male, baby, or robot effects. Use custom sound pads, reverb, and sidechain features to create unique voice tags or even sing for your audience, making your streams more entertaining and engaging
- Streaming Made Simple -- The intuitive interface keeps you focused on gaming or content creation. Features like Bluetooth input, one-click mute, Loopback, and Custom Sound Effects make streaming effortless and distraction-free
- Stunning RGB Lighting -- Customize 12 RGB color variations for buttons and light strips, adding a vibrant touch to your gaming setup and enhancing the immersive atmosphere of your streams. Easily immerse yourself in the gaming atmosphere even as you load your game
- Wide Compatibility -- Works seamlessly with phones, computers, tablets, PS4, and PS5. Compatible with OBS, Discord, Twitch, TikTok, YouTube, and more software. Note: Not for USB mics, Xbox devices. Use 48V phantom power for XLR condensers only
Brand: Facmogu
Number of Channels: 3
Connectivity Technology: USB
Power Source: Corded Electric
Audio Input: Microphone
Item Weight: 1.26 pounds
Package Dimensions: 10.98 x 9.02 x 2.32 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: G9 - White
Date First Available: January 6, 2025
Body Material: White
Material Type: White
Power Source: Corded Electric
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Top Amazon Reviews
Material Type: Black
As a longtime PC gamer and former streamer, I know that proper audio can be a struggle for folks. The industry leader in the XLR-to-PC interface space for this audience has been the GoXLR for years, but a bunch of offshore manufacturers have started moving into the space, with products of varying quality. When I saw this unit, with an XLR input and a lot of the features formerly reserved for the GoXLR, I thought I would give it a shot. I have been using recording interfaces by Tascam and PreSonus, but I need that gear elsewhere. The interface is light and compact, and it comes with three cables (3.5" patch, USB-C to USB-A, USB-C to USB-C). Installation was simple. XLR cable for my Rode PodMic into the XLR jack, headphones in the headphone jack, USB-C cable to USB port on my PC. You can also patch in your phone or other device using the 3.5" input jack or Bluetooth, apparently. It also has a power-only USB-C port in case you're using a phone as your USB sound source. I powered everything up and the G9 was immediately recognized as the audio device for both sound and microphone. I was happy to see that my preferred Windows sound enhancements, Bass Boost and Loudness Equalization, were present in the audio settings. I started adjusting everything to my liking. The included manual, while minimal (and printed so small as to require a magnifying glass), was at least able to explain the function of every button. A better breakdown of all the individual modes and functions would have been nice. I was able to find a nice RGB setting that matched the rest of my gear; there's no brightness control so the G9 shines brighter than my keyboard. I set the 48V to off and set the mic monitoring at about 25%, with gain at 75% and reverb off. I got a lot of hum and hiss on the line, which seemed to be coming from the microphone line. The hum went away as I increased the noise reducer levels, but that also clipped my voice a lot. I listened to some music; I played some games with my friends using Discord for voice; I participated in some Zoom calls. The audio was good and clear, except I was still getting some side hum from the microphone at the first noise reduction level. At level 2 and three it diminished greatly. There's other features such as sidechain and loopback, media buttons, and six programmable sound effect buttons. I think there's plenty of room to grow and explore on this interface. This is perhaps not the most powerful or professional XLR interface for home office or streaming setup, but I think it does the job well at the price point. It has different voice change modes and other features that are not as customizable as on other interfaces, but that's a function of this price level. If you're just getting started with integrating an XLR microphone into a streaming setup, I think this is a decent option.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025 by Al Parrott
Material Type: Black
As long as you have an XLR mic, not a USB, you should be quite amazed at the features and the functionality of this unit. I know it's meant to be entry level, but this is better than any equipment I've had...and this actually costs less. Has bluetooth input, too, but I haven't used it, but it's great to know I have that option, as well. The unit is lightweight and the buttons are large enough to easily find what you need, volume levels, etc. The backlight is BRIGHT but cool looking.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025 by noneck
Material Type: Black
First, this product matches product images and is nicely built. The physical functionality of the device is nice. The buttons press nicely and the knobs are smooth. The volume sliders have a "break" or pause at halfway so you can adjust without looking at the device (to a degree). The overall item is a matte black that has a nice feel. The display at the top left does kind of look out of place and has some minor flaws. It is evident that the rest of the device was mass manufactured and then the "branding" was added after. BLUF: This item functions if you don't have any other options or want a budget-friendly tinker option. It is more than adequate for gaming purposes or live calls. However, if you're looking to record high quality audio, this has too much interference/noise to use without fiddly adjustments and some post-processing. I have a much larger Yamaha mixer I normally use to record music/voice and wanted a smaller desktop one for just tinkering with things. This is fine for that as long as I don't want the tinkering audio to actually be used. If you're looking to record for something like audiobooks or managed services that don't like a ton of post processing, this is not the device for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025 by Delilah