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Maker Hart LOOP MIXER - Portable Audio Mixer with 5 Channel stereo inputs, 3 Outputs via 3.5mm jack. Including a Mono to Stereo DM2S Adapter.

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Condition
New
Model
Loop Mixer
Dimensions
5.12"D x 6.89"W x 1.18"H
Weight
15.84 oz
Power Source
Adapter
Output Connector Type
Auxiliary
Audio Input
3.5mm jack
Warranty
Manufacturer warranty for 90days from date of purchase.

Features 7

  • PRACTICAL Turn your existing equipment into a recording studio with 5 stereo inputs and 3 outputs all via 3.5mm jack. You can output sound to headphones, speakers, and REC OUT at the same time.
  • SIMPLE Just connect up to 5 input sound sources (3.5mm jack) to the LOOP Audio Mixer. It also comes with a DM2S adapter to combine 2 mono (6.35mm) inputs into 1 stereo (3.5mm) plug. Adjust balance, gain, and volume for each input source, and regulate with the master volume control. Control of everything is at your fingertips.
  • FUNCTIONAL One mini audio mixer fulfills all your audio needs, mixing different sounds into one. This makes it an excellent solution for musicians, gamers, YouTubers, podcasters, and live streamers. Supports smartphones, music players, game consoles, and more.
  • AMPLIFY The Maker Hart LOOP Mixer is powered by a 9V AC adapter, allowing you to control and boost each input signal level between Line and Mic up to 50dB. A built-in signal overload indicator helps you to achieve optimal audio performance.

Description

How LOOP Works? You can connect up to 5 LOOP Mixers via a LOOP BUS cable (sold separately), so you can hear others and adjust volume with no interference to others and without affecting the final audio output.

Specs 18

Brand Maker hart
Number of Channels 5
Product Dimensions 5.12"D x 6.89"W x 1.18"H
Item Weight 15.84 ounces
Connectivity Technology Auxiliary
Power Source Adapter
Output Connector Type Auxiliary
Audio Input 3.5mm jack

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Great little mixer
Model: Loop Mixer
I bought this mixer after researching various mixer options. This is a small Taiwan supplier that only makes a few products, and this is one of them. I saw the other positive reviews and decided to give it a try. I'm glad I did! I considered a bunch of different options, including Mackie and Behringer mixers, but those all have features I don't need, like microphone inputs. This one is very small and light, and it does exactly what I need it to do, which is mix stereo line level inputs and provide a headphone output. It does it quite well, and I'm happy with it. I am using this for a rather unusual purpose. I needed a way to practice playing electric guitar with headphones instead of an amp. There are various ways to do this, but I wanted something small enough that I could mount it on a pedalboard. I also wanted it to work in stereo, because I have a stereo output from the last pedal in the chain, and have another stereo input so I can mix in music from my phone, and play along with the music. This mixer fits that purpose perfectly. The sound is clear and not noisy. Like someone else said, all the sliders and controls work smoothly. It's a great little unit. One of the things I could not tell from the specs was exactly what type of power adapter was included. Having received the unit, it may be helpful to note that it uses a 9V power supply with center positive. I wanted a mixer which takes 9V, like other pedals, so I could power it off my pedalboard power supply. Because it is 9V, this can work, but the polarity is opposite from regular electric guitar pedals. Almost all electric guitar pedals use negative for the center and positive for the sleeve. Fortunately my power supply includes a cable which reverses the polarity, so I can do that. Of course, the mixer comes with its own power supply; I just wanted to use the pedalboard power supply because it makes for a neater wiring job. The mixer includes an adapter which has two 1/4" mono jacks and puts them into the left and right channels of a 1/8" stereo plug, which makes it very easy to connect my guitar pedals to the mixer. Another way this is perfect for what I needed. In case you are curious, I am using a Joyo American Sound pedal and a Joyo AC Tone pedal, to do amp simulation before sending the sound to the mixer. It's not as good as a real amp, but sounds pretty good, and is close enough to practice with. I had my hesitations about buying from a little Taiwan company that only makes a few products. But this is a well-designed and built mixer. I'm very happy with it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2017 by SR
Small portable size and works exactly as I need it to!
Model: Loop Mixer
** See 2nd paragraph for adapters info Overall: I have a pretty large pedal board and I run both an instrument and a mic through it. Since I already have so much gear to carry, I really didn't want to get another large-ish piece of gear with more crap than I need just to run my two inputs through the pedal chain. This has enough gain for my dynamic Sennheiser mic, and I didn't hear any noise or distortion when I turned up the gain, it sounded good. Plus now if I wanted to I could add a keyboard or even a backing track from my phone or computer. I love how much you can do with this lightweight, compact little mixer, and it's totally affordable. Some people are worrying about the material, but again I like that it's lightweight. I thought the 4 year accidental protection plan for 9.99 was pretty reasonable so I got that just in case, and now I'm not worried about it. Adapters: It comes with one adapter plug. Right now it looks like the individually sold Maker Hart's adapters are unavailable on Amazon. So for more mono instruments you need a female 1/4 inch to male 1/8th inch adapter. For that I think the "Sennheiser Cable Adapter Female 1/4 6.3mm to Male 1/8 3.5 mm Plug" is good - it's nice and short, but it still has a soft wire in the middle which I think is better than the stiff, single piece adapters, because it prevents any weight from a heavy cable putting pressure on the input. For a mic you need a 1/8" TRS stereo to XLR Female (MOBOREST has one). I actually had a XLR to 1/4 adapter already, so I then plugged that into Maker Hart's adapter. Anyway, if the mic doesn't sound good I think it's probably the cable, adapter, or mic that's the issue, and not the mixer - because my dynamic mic sounded good with the mixer. Also, it's not designed for condenser mics, only dynamic. For additional stereo instruments, I'm pretty sure a Y cable would work (dual female 1/4" to 1/8" male), but on the other hand if you're trying to run two mono instruments into one channel (which Maker Hart says is possible), I'm not sure a Y cable will work and I don't know what you should get besides the one that comes with the unit. So basically take into account what adapters you'll need when you're buying this unit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2021 by Leah
Great Little Office Mixer but Mixer Skills Required for Best Performance
Model: Loop Mixer
This is a great solution for multiple audio sources in a home office. I have worked in pro recording so I hate clunky equipment or noisy audio. The unit is very solidly built and has little pro touches here and there. The audio path is very clean. Some have complained about the price but for under $100 you get a serious little mixer. This thing is not a toy. While sitting at my desk I want to listen to audio from two computers, a tablet, ChromeCast audio, and sometimes my phone audio. All audio sources must route through the same set of speakers when I am sitting at my desk. I've tried multiple solutions to have all of these sources simultaneously connected, including using cheap little battery powered mixers (too noisy), small professional mixers (too big & clunky), and a tangled mess of stereo Y-cables (yeah, I know -- it doesn't work). This mixer accepts 3.5mm stereo inputs -- the same as headphone inputs -- so no adapters are required. Using good, shielded 3.5mm stereo cables, I plugged in all my equipment and mixed it. The faders are great -- the throw is short but smooth and accurate. The mixer does not add any noise BUT YOU DO HAVE TO KNOW HOW TO SET FADER LEVELS, and I suspect this is the problem those who have complained of noise are experiencing. (Also, many desktop computers have noisy audio feeds.) For example, run your phone audio through the mixer: If your phone volume is set super low and you crank the mixer faders to compensate you will get noise from your phone, plain and simple. Turn up the source audio to at least 75% and adjust the channel & master fader to taste. (Don't crank the master to 11 if you can't hear -- adjust the other faders first.) If you get distortion back off of the source volume and/or the channel fader until it goes away. Set all unused channels to zero. I love this thing -- It looks great, has worked reliably for a year, and it puts out great sound. Highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2019 by CharlieD
Good Mixer for What I Needed
Model: Loop Mixer
This is my first foray into having a mixer. The mixer seems to be well made, although made mostly with plastics. The sliders and knobs all feel fine when adjusting them. It is pretty simple to set up and start using. I was up and running within 10 minutes of receiving the mixer in the mail. As of the time of this review I only have two devices going to the mixer, my PC, and an aux cable coming from my monitor. I will eventually have 4 devices set up with it. Two consoles, a pc, and an echo dot (possibly with the 5th port taken up for my phone). The connection coming from my monitor is probably the poorest quality audio I have heard through the mixer so far, but I attribute that to a poor quality DAC in the monitor itself rather than to the mixer. I personally don't have a lot of experience with the technical side of mixers so I will let another reviewer with more knowledge cover that aspect. However, I do put a lot of importance on my sound quality, and so far it seems like the sound quality through this mixer is decent. I do not yet have any DACs or Amps going from my devices to the mixer yet (I have a DAC on the way), so the sound quality I'm getting could change quite a bit after I add one of these items to the set up. I will try to remember to update this review with more information on the sound quality after trying the DAC when I receive it. Overall the mixer does exactly what I needed it to do. Take sound from multiple sources and output them to a single pair of headphones. Seems to work well with all my devices and as stated before it is very simple and straight forward to set up and use. Definitely good for those first getting into the world of mixers who just want to have one pair of headphones for multiple audio sources. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2019 by Joseph Stephen
Great Low Noise Mixer
Model: Loop Mixer
I use this to mix audio from multiple computers, a cell phone, and my desk phone into one output for my headset. This is my third go at having a good mixer with low noise and good output signal to drive headphones. I tried an unpowered Rolls MX41b (not strong enough; low volume output) and a Rolls MX44s (two of them, both added a lot of noise to the output no matter where the sliders were or how I powered them and if I had ground loop isolation on the inputs) and had never found a solution that fit my requirements fully. I looked at a bunch of other small mixers and finally saw this one last week. It is AMAZING coming from those two other mixers. I only hear noise in the headphones when at the edges of the mixer's capabilities and usually when the overload lights are flashing or lit. The sound output is clean and distortion free and the controls move smoothly through their range of motion. I like the catch at the center of the balance knob's range so you know when you've got it centered. The overload lights work well when you are trying to get your levels set. And it looks great on my desk with all the inputs and outputs on the back of the device except for the headphone output. I've been moving it back and forth from work to home since I got it since I have very similar setups at both sites. It is light but feels well put together and durable. Love having five 1/8 inch stereo inputs as well. I've not used the mono 1/4 inch adapter yet but I see no reason why it wouldn't work as well as the rest of the device. The second one of these should be here today so I can stop moving the mixer between two sites; there was zero hesitation in spending the money for another device to leave at home. Great product and for a desktop mixer I think does amazingly well at its $70 price point. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2017 by HtA
Good for connecting multiple gaming devices to a single pair of headphones
Model: Loop Mixer
I bought this to hook up my PS4, PS3 and PC to a single pair of headphones. I used to have to detach my headphones and move it to each device when I wanted to use it. Now I have all three devices connected to this mixer with my headphones connected to the mixer's output. I did get some buzzing but this was due to a ground loop issue. I solved that problem by purchasing a ground loop isolator (you can find them here on amazon). The output from the mixer seems clean. I don't think there is any background noise. I love being able to listen to audio on my pc and game audio from my ps4/ps3 at the same time. The individual volume adjustments also work well. There might be a slight channel imbalance on the output when adjusting the volume slider. But I'm not entirely sure. it could be my headphones. Also you can change the stereo channel balance as well. I bought this about a year ago and it still works fine, no problems. I could not find a similar device to this for the same price will the same features. Its a really good value for me. I wish they had something similar to connect a single microphone to multiple sources (I guess another one of these could do the job). The one NEGATIVE I had is that it makes a VERY LOUD POP when you turn it on. I recommend not having on your headphones/speakers when you turn it on. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2019 by honest_amazon_reviewer
For a stationary setup, it works. Awesomely.
Model: Loop Mixer
For what it is, it's a little bit pricey at $70. Other mixers in this price range are made of much higher-grade materials and are designed very professionally and efficiently. However, those mixers aren't 3.5mm. Maker hart is a small Taiwanese company with devices like this one that the audio market is only just beginning to see a use for. Not as many buyers means not so much product, which translates to higher prices for materials. While I don't think that $70 is the fairest asking price for this device, I completely understand it, and I support the rare and extremely useful products these guys are making. I saw on the company's website that they have a brand new 3.5mm mixer out, called Just Mixer 5, that also features bluetooth. That will be an exciting one to try! But back to the Loop Mixer at hand: PROS: - A 3.5mm mixer with independent volume controls is quite hard to find, which probably explains the price; you won't even find one from Behringer on the market. - Low noise floor (also better than other Behringer equipment in this price range). - Lots of inputs means lots of devices. Not a musician? You can run a PC, a TV/monitor output (e.g. for listening to Xbox or Netflix), a phone or mp3 player, and maybe a tablet, and still have one port free - how about a laptop? - Independent volume controls/gains as well as a master control. - Low profile; can be velcroed to the wall, a desk, or other piece of furniture for mounting or improved stability (it has a tendency to slide on smooth surfaces) - This mixer is amplified! I recently tried another mixer that wasn't powered, and thus couldn't amplify anything. Its independent volume controls were useless, since each device I added halved the total output volume, which meant I had to have all those knobs cranked to max and still couldn't get a usable result. The Loop Mixer solves this problem with one small power cord. CONS: - The casing is made of cheap plastic. - The power button catches inside the casing and sticks if not pressed straight-on (very complicated powering on/off when set up in tight spaces). The cutout for the power button is too wide. - When powering on, it causes your speakers to pop - this device does not have a 'soft start' or other feature to prevent popping. This can be avoided by turning this device on before anything else, but if you're like me and you use your speakers for applications outside of this device, your speakers are already on and you'll need to turn them off before powering the mixer on, then turn the speakers back on. *This is a common thing with amplified mixers, and is only listed as a con to alert people unfamiliar with mixers. - The included 1/4" adapter is also made of cheap plastic, and felt like it was ready to break from the time I took it out of the box. The cable on it is very short, so the stress of 1/4" cable heads tugging on the adapter's cheap body may prove to be too much over time, especially if you do a lot of unplugging and plugging back in. You may want to use a more solid adapter of your own. All of that being said, the construction of the mixer is still higher quality than you'd get from a factory in China. That should probably be added to the list of pros. However, if you're looking for something to travel with, I wouldn't recommend going with this one. Rugged is definitely not in this mixer's repertoire. Lucky for me, this mixer sits in a stationary setup, so my primary concern is that pesky power button. In summary: - The adapter is iffy. I use it on the output, so that I can send the signal to my Rokit speakers, but sometimes I want to unplug the adapter from the back of the mixer and use headphones instead. This proves tedious as I have to be extra careful not to yank the adapter cable around, fearing it will crumble in my hands or the cable will come loose. - I didn't test the loop feature of this device. I haven't explored the full capabilities of it, as I currently have no need to. The mixer is very well suited to the application I need it for, so I am happy! - As I discussed, one reason I can see this device being so expensive for what it is, is being hard to find. Comparable hardware just isn't on the market right now. For that, I give it 5 stars. If a little more effort went into the case design, and higher-grade plastic was used on both the case and the adapter, I think it'd be worth full price, but isn't enough of an issue to lose a star. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2017 by D. S.
POOR Quality Control - DOA
Model: Loop Mixer
Review Image by Thomas T.
The Maker Hart Loop Mixer was dead on arrival (DOA). It did not output audio. I contacted Maker Hart's customer service about the issue. They gave me some trivial solutions to try, but I couldn't fully understand them, due to the language barrier. Basically they gave me the round around trying different solutions which in the end, didn't work. Since I was just outside of my return period, I was out of luck, which is too bad because this is a cool little mixer. Unfortunately, I wouldn't buy another Maker Hart product or recommend it to anyone else until their quality control and customer service improves. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 by Thomas T.
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