PYLE Studio Audio Sound Mixer Board - 6 Channel Bluetooth Compatible Professional Portable Digital DJ Mixing Console w/ USB Mixer Audio Interface - Mixing Boards For Studio Recording - PMXU68BT

I absolutely love this thing. It’s perfect for two guitars and two microphones. The sound quality is exceptional. While it does not have reverb, it’s got a very smooth delay that sounds great.

Loved the price but only thing i noticed was that it clipped too easily. I tried wiring my speakers a diff way and it improved a little bit better but speakers aounded crystal clear. Above all i enjoyed the blutooth feature which i can now play soundcloud through my phone while we have poker night in bsmt

This small BT mixer has many features, mic/line level inputs, phantom power, EQ, an effect, and USB MP3 slot. The controls are straightforward and while plastic, if you treat the unit with some respect, you should have no problems. For what it is, the features, size, and functionality are superb. I bought this to use for a simple PA setup. It's not going on tour or used in super demanding situations, so it should be perfect for this type of use.

works great. bought to centralize outputs of 2 guitar amps, stereo drum machine, cell phone Mp3 and guitar apps, and laptop audio. great flexibility. little to no noise and 0 cross talk. especially useful for me to practice guitar between all my apps & components using the headphone jack so as not to disturb the rest of the household. after researching mini mixers like this, am so glad to have gone with this one. it's perfect for all 5 my components with bluetooth audio monitors or headphones. my spouse helped me pick this out - she's been in the a/v biz for decades. she loves it. said she has 'mini mixer' envy and loves the simplicity + the flexibility & efficiency. excellent product!

I have had this for almost a year; bought it following a performance I did in which I had no control over my own sound. I finally recently used this in a live setting as intended. I performed a song at my mom’s birthday party in her backyard and had a great experience with this mixer. The eq and reverb made my vocals sparkle! Backing track for my vocals worked flawlessly as well.

I initially had a 5 start review of this mixer, as it is an excellent value, up until the LCD screen stopped working. The unit worked fine for 4 months, but this morning when I turned it on, I noticed the LCD doing strange light patterns, then it would go black completely.I called Amazon, the rep contacted Pyle Support for me (very nice on Amazon), and here with Pyle is where it gets ugly. They requested I ship the unit at my own cost, thats right, I must pay shipping both ways, for them to evaluate and see if it is repairable or not. That is where I am at right now, just received the initial email, where they request proof of purchase, which I did send to them. Now to wait for an RMA, and with all going well, I may get my unit repaired, or, replaced, minus mi time invested on this, and the lack of the mixer for the time being.I can't recommend this mixer on the quality aspect of it, whether I got a lemon or not.. I would , and will spend extra money on a better quality brand.I will udate what happens with Pyles Support as I get to thatIn few words, unit worked for 4 months, warranty repairs require you to pay shipping out of pocket both ways, poor quality unit, poor warranty service, I would not buy if I knew this...

This is a fantastic little gadget. I wanted to add mics to my setup and this unit made that happen. I like the fact that it's very small and still gives you 6 channels. The buttons look and function superbly. I haven't checked the Bluetooth connectivity, I'm mostly gonna use it for my mics exclusively so I don't care much for the Bluetooth. I'm sure it'll work fine if I ever need to use it based on the construction of the unit. It's a very solid unit at an affordable price.

I've been looking for an inexpensive mixer that can handle 1-2 microphones and has a USB interface for use in podcasting, live streams, YouTube video recording, etc. for clients. The key here is - the PC interface. This seemed like the perfect mixer. 2 Mic inputs with full phantom power. LED signal meter (rare for 4-6 channel mixers), USB/Bluetooth connectivity. A YouTube reviewer insisted the USB feature was one way even though it it would appear in the Microphone section of your PC. But the manual showed the recording feed going into the MP3/USB/BT unit. When you connect the mixer to your PC, the display even shows arrows in BOTH DIRECTIONS. But you can NOT record audio from the Main Mix on the PC. I spent hours messing around with it and I swear I got Audacity to record audio with levels set to MAX and the red clip LEDs almost on solid. Once. My PC mic was disabled. So clearly there's SOME kind of audio path. But clearly the USB is designed to be one way and that's REALLY disappointing. Because this would be the most versatile mixer there is in this segment. It would be PERFECT. What's worse - with only XLR Balanced output (which is a GOOD thing) you can't easily feed analog into your PC and there's no monitor output like the PMXU43BT that you could feed into line in. That model is the same - it sounds like you can feed audio IN to the PC, but people say it doesn't work. The PAD43MXUBT seems promising, but I liked this unit's added adjustments and effects.So overall I like this mixer a LOT except it's useless for most of my use cases because they involve USB audio INput. It's crazy the mixer sets up an audio input device on the computer that it can't even use.If there's ANY way this feature could be enabled with a firmware update - would do it in a heartbeat and this mixer would be our go to. Would be 5 stars all the way.The only other weird thing - got some low level hum on the Mic input. But with the USB cable connected? It goes away. Guessing some type of ground issue. But still was unexpected.