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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Material
- Black
- Model
- G3
- Power Source
- Corded Electric
- Frequency
- 48 KHz
- Output Connector Type
- 3.5mm, USB Type-C, XLR
- Audio Input
- XLR
- Warranty
- 1 year manufacturer.
Features 8
- All-in-One PC Streaming Control: MAONO G3 is a desktop audio mixer and XLR interface designed for Windows PC gamers, streamers, and solo content creators who need faster control over voice, game sound, chat, and music in one compact setup. Four physical faders, mute keys, Arena routing, XLR input and dual USB help manage mic, game, music and chat from one desktop unit, so audio stays organized while your screen stays on the match
- Map Any Source to 4 Faders: When you are in the middle of a match, live stream or audience interaction, fast audio adjustment matters more than deep menu diving. In MAONO Arena, assign mic, game, music, chat app, or alerts to the four faders you actually use. Letting gamers lower music, raise voice, or cut a noisy lobby without leaving the game window during live sessions
- 3 Submixes for Different Listeners: With three submixes, you can build separate audio experiences for yourself, your audience, and your teammates. Instead of sending the same sound to everyone, you can keep full game awareness in your headphones, send commentary and balanced music to viewers, and give the squad only callouts or key game sound, with quick switching for fast stream changes
- XLR Input for Creator Voice Upgrades: With XLR input, 48V phantom power, up to 57 dB low-noise preamp, direct monitoring and AI noise reduction support. this G3 audio mixer for streaming fits desk-based scenarios like live commentary, gaming streams, reaction content, online teaching, product walkthroughs and solo creator setups where clearer spoken audio matters.
- Dual PC Streaming Setup Made Easier: G3 is built around real desktop workflows with dual USB-C connectivity, hands-on routing and direct access to key controls. It is a strong fit for Windows-based gaming and streaming setups where you want to manage multiple sources without constantly switching screens. Whether you are balancing Discord, game audio and your own voice during squad play, or adjusting levels for a live product demo, the control flow is easier and faster once your routing is set
- Interactive Features That Fit Live Content: The G3 live streaming audio mixer adds more than level control. Dedicated mute buttons, customizable sound pads, RGB lighting and a compact angled desktop design help creators react faster during live sessions. That makes G3 useful for reaction streams, funny sound triggers, creator commentary, audience interaction and gameplay moments where fast sound control adds energy without interrupting your flow or forcing you back into software menus
- Best for Streaming, Not Every Audio Workflow: G3 is a strong fit for Windows gamers, beginner streamers, solo content creators and users building a desk-based XLR streaming setup with more hands-on control. It is best for livestreaming, game chat balance, creator commentary and multi-source audio management. Users with Mac-first workflows, highly demanding studio recording chains or very gain-hungry dynamic microphones should review compatibility and setup needs first so they choose the right mixer for their workflow
- Compatibility & Package List: G3 is designed for Windows based streaming with MAONO Arena software, XLR microphones, headset monitoring, and desktop speakers. The package includes the mixer, USB cable and quick start guide, giving creators a clear start for single computer or dual PC workflows on a gaming desk
Description
PODCASTING · GAMING · STREAMING · CONTENT CREATION Maono[ˈmɑnoʊ] stands for "VISION", is the Global Best Selling Internet Microphone Brand that products sold well in 153 countries worldwide. Maono focuses on microphones, interfaces & mixers, and other audio products for the fast-growing young generations who like podcasting, streaming, gaming, and content creation on the Internet. Ideal for Streamer & Gamer Ideal for Mobile Recording
Specs 15
| Brand | MAONO |
|---|---|
| Number of Channels | 4 |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Frequency | 48 KHz |
| Output Connector Type | 3.5mm, USB Type-C, XLR |
| Audio Input | XLR |
| Software Update Supported to Date | unknown |
| Brand Name | MAONO |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Highlight | Mixer with 4 Faders, 3 Submixes, dual PC setup, Noise Reduction, 57dB XLR input, Windows Arena control for Gamers & Streamers |
| Manufacturer | MAONO |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Type Name | Mixer - Unpowered |
| Model Number | G3 |
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