Pyle 2-Channel Audio Mixer - DJ Sound Controller Interface with USB Soundcard for PC Recording, XLR and 3.5mm Microphone Jack, 18V Power, RCA Input and Output for Professional and Beginners - PAD10MXU
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Style: 2 Channel
Pattern Name: Mixer
Features
- RECORD AND CONNECT TO PC: This personal mixer has a USB soundcard and audio interface to record and connect to MAC or PC and it has universal digital audio file compatibility. Can be used by beginners or studio professional applications
- LOW NOISE DESIGN: This portable 2-channel DJ console controller mixer has signal output thru the headphones. The Line/INSTR SW input has a select switch set, peak LED lights up when the input signal of Ch1 is too high
- MULTIPLE CONNECTIVITY: Caters to multiple devices with its combo input female XLR and 14 phone jack for microphone, line 3/2 stereo inputs RCA Plugs to connect CD, Mp3 and players. Also has main output plug for mixers, receivers or amplifiers
- INDEPENDENT CONTROLS: The recording mixer has line 2/3 level to control and adjust volume of signal input line 23. Master control is the mixers overall controller. Theres even a clip Led light that lights up when the main output is too high and more
- 18V PHANTOM POWER: For reliable power source, this DJ mixer comes with an 18V Phantom power supply. Theres a Phantom Power Supply on the XLR connector Of Ch1 and the Phantom Led Indicates that the Phantom Power is on
Brand: PYLE
Number of Channels: 2
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4.7 x 1.3 x 3.8 inches
Item Weight: 1.2 Pounds
Connectivity Technology: Combo input female XLR and ¼’ phone jack for microphone, line 3/2 stereo inputs RCA Plugs
Item Weight: 1.2 pounds
Product Dimensions: 4.7 x 1.3 x 3.8 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: PAD10MXU
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 19, 2005
Color Name: Black
Hardware Interface: USB
Power Source: Corded Electric
Voltage: 18 Volts
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: 3 Channel Bluetooth
Pattern Name: Mixer
Decent little mixer, not the top of the top. There's a bit of a his with microphone line in, not sure if that's the mixer or the microphone itself. Seems I need more gain than needed. Bluetooth is nice, but there's zero control for high/low EQ, if your source audio from bluetooth is flat, the mix will reflect that. This is not a bluetooth transmitter, it is a receiver only. Works for what I need it for. Instructions were horrendous, highly confusing. Took me awhile to figure things out. For those wondering, the up/down arrows next to the buttons is.. While button is up, this description.. While button is down, this description. It's weird, but once you understand that it's not as confusing. I had zero knowledge on audio mixers and was able to figure it out. For context, I mix music and am a former musician. I mix music with only software so no hardware was ever used. I am a private driver and run Uber on the side for extra cash. This mixer is being used for a karaoke setup in my car. I have a tablet with a karaoke app that connects to mixer bluetooth, then a microphone plugged in, also line in for aux in. Everything is run through output aux into my car. For this, it works perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023 by Jarminx
Style: 5 Channel
Pattern Name: Mixer
A couple of years ago I added a Keith McMillan 12 Step to my music rig so I could play some simple synth pads (by tapping pedals with my foot)) while playing bass. I found that the setup I had was a little unruly. The 12 Step plugged into my MacBook and for an audio out I was employinga firewire audio interface which was then plugged into a mixer which then routed to either an amp or a DI box depending on where we were playing. While this worked, it's a bit of a pain to setup. The firewire unit required a thunderbolt to usb converter to connect to the Mac and then 2 1/4" cables to connect to the mixer (which required it's own power supply). Needless to say, while it sounded great, setup and teardown was tedious especially when you're rushed for time to get on/off stage. I started thinking it was time to simplify my setup. After some research, I decided to give the Pyle PAD20MXU 5 Channel a try. It looked like it fit the bill: A single, small unit that was powered by USB, and could do audio out from a computer. It also had a basic EQ on it which was a selling point. Also, it was under $60, so why not? When I got the unit, I was surprised at how sturdy it felt. It's metal, which is nearly unheard of in mixers/audio interfaces in this price range. The knobs, buttons and sliders are a tad on the cheap side but it's too be expected and they don't feel like they're going to fall off at the drop of a hat. The only knob I'll really be touching at any given time is the master and as long as I don't abuse it, it should be ok. It was super simple to setup and use. Plug it into the Mac, flip the switch to On and everything worked right off the bat. Both OS X and MainStage picked up the unit and all was well. My set setup is Pyle mixer plugged into the Mac. Cable from the Pyle's monitor output to an amp or DI box. That's it, that's all. One note on the monitor output, and the reason I didn't give this unit five stars: It would have been awesome if the Monitor output was 1/4" rather than 3.5mm. I was hoping to not have to use adaptors with the new setup... I knew when I bought the unit that the Monitor was 3.55 so I grabbed a 1/4"-3.5mm adaptor so I'm good, and it works, but not having to resort to this would have been awesome. (I know the 2 channel one has it, but I wanted the basic EQ sliders that the 5 channel offered, so I guess that's my trade off). All in all for what I use it for, it's a solid, simple to use little device. It really streamlined my setup and the sound I'm getting is comparable to the full firewire/powered mixer setup I used to run with. There is not hum or extra noise in the output sound, and no latency. I've not tried recording with it. but that's not why I bought it. I'd recommend this to someone looking for an inexpensive mixer that can double as a computer audio interface.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2016 by N. Toone
Style: 5 Channel
Pattern Name: Mixer
When I ordered this, it was the only small, battery-powered, self contained mixer with USB input/output that I could find under $100 (heck this one is under $50!). I expected to use it just for teleconference audio mixing until I got a fancier JK Audio RemoteMix 3. I found myself constantly using this little mixer in testing and setup of one-time demonstrations as well as using it in our Podcasting 101 workshop. If this didn't have a few quirks and had better documentation, I would give it 5 stars. Yes, one can find a bit more durable knobs on higher priced units which drive the price way over $150, but most of these fine laptop/tablet/smartphone attachable mixer/audio interfaces do not work as standalone mixers. Here is a summary of the usual pros and cons, starting with the pros: + compact and solidly built internals + integrated Lithium Ion battery pack + extremely clean audio - which isn't always true from the inexpensive mixers of this class + very welcome two band equalization, especially in the field when there are very noisy input channels + usable stereo crossover mixing control on both the main mic/line input and the secondary RCA or USB input + additional line in for external digital recorder (originally designed for tape! Is anyone still using a small input like this for tape!) Cons: - would prefer to have one more 1/4" TRS or 3.5mm TRS connector instead of RCA jack pair - control knobs can come off, as can the RCA jack shield; both easily repairable with a drop of glue, but annoying - Li Ion battery pack is not easily removable for swapping - quirky controls, especially the way USB audio is input to the mixer - documentation could be a bit better written In summary: a great battery powered two input mixer with USB input/output interface to keep around when you need an extra 2 channels to add to your audio mix!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2015 by M. R. Smith