MAMX2

Excellent little, no frills mixer. Used to connect a synth and a tablet, so I could hear both while running training videos. Unit is built like a brick, with a metal case. Volume knobs are just the right stiffness, and the push on switches are robust too. 1/4 inch Jack's did not wobble when put in place. Usb-c powered, so easy to get it working (If there was a improvement to be made, a simple on off switch would be useful!) Altogether, a surprisingly good value device.

I bought this once as a sub-mixer for Korg Volcas into my main mixer. (Interestingly enough, it seems that even the "mono" Korg Volcas like the Bass and Keys actually have a stereo output that outputs the same signal to both channels. As such, and given that the Volca Drum/Sample/fm are true stereo, it's worth using stereo for all of them.) The first time I bought this, it was definitely creating noise almost akin to radio interference. It wasn't a ground loop, as I'd isolated that, everything was plugged in to the same place, and I tested carefully. No other ground loops in my setup, and I was getting the noise even with no input signals and low volume. I sent it back. Later, having looked around for almost every alternative, I re-read the reviews and decided to give it another chance. This time, I've got exactly how I wanted it. No noise. No problems. It must depend on which unit you get -- maybe the quality control isn't the best? Either way, for the unit itself, it's exactly what you'd want in a highly compact mixer. Six switchable mono/stereo inputs wieh independent volume controls and a main volume control. Sturdy metal construction and a comfortable feel on the pots. It feels well made, and looks very unobtrusive. If you're worried about noise, I'd suggest giving it a try and seeing how you do. I had definite noise on one, but the second is perfect. I haven't found any other mixer that can do this job with this form factor for any price. If you've got a few Volcas and are thinking maybe to have one or two more, this is exactly the right piece of kit. If you have a similar desire to mix together a few input sources together to a stereo output and don't care about panning, EQ, or effects, this is a great piece of kit and , incidentally, good value for money. Five stars would be my rating for the unit I have. I gave four stars just because I definitely had a bad unit before, and the reviews imply that other people have had them as well. I wish one of the bigger names would make a similar unit to give more confidence, but until then this is almost uniquely perfect for this particular niche.

I needed a small Mixer to mix a digital Piano, a MIDI Controller and a sound source (I’m using an old Ipod, remember them?) and play all of those through Headphones. This is ideal and with little or no noise. The juice for the mixer comes from a USB C cable (I purchased a longer 3m one as the supplied one isn’t that long). I also had to buy 3.5mm to full size Jack Plug adapters (6 in total from Amazon) as the device uses full-size Jack Sockets. The Mixer (at a push) can be used as a pre-amp for Electric Guitars and Basses - handy if your neighbours are starting to tire of your 68th attempt at ‘Seven Nation Army’! It has also has small footprint, if space is at a premium and with a metal case, what’s not to like.

This is a great little piece of kit with little being the key word! Measuring slightly over 6" long it packs in mixing capabilities for six inputs with virtually no noise at all (certainly my amp made more noise than the mixer added). I really appreciate the fantastic range of power options available as the unit is fed by a USB power lead. This means it can be operated by a battery pack (great for buskers) or directly from a USB plug or strip. It's stylish and sturdy metal box looks great on my desk next to the computer, but was bought to mix our band together before putting the signal into the main mixer desk and recorder. Easily balances the inputs added so that I could move from vocals, pedals, guitar, bass and ukulele without having to change the settings on the amplifier (in fact once the levels had been checked on this nifty little mixer, I could just use the volume control from the pickup whilst playing. It does 'boost' the signal making it a 'mixer-preamp' Not sure how the stereo input/output works at present as there is no facility to pan the inputs right or left. I suspect this means that they would operate as 'straight through' with any mono inputs pushed into the middle of the stereo signal - useful if you're running a stereo FX pedal through the system though. A small niggle is the lack of a clear level marker on the mixing knobs - easily rectified with a blob of Tipex (I've just discovered there is a mark but it has to catch the light). I can imagine that a multi-instrumentalist (or somebody with lots of keyboards) will love this little mixer as a "local" control before entering the mixing desk (this is the scenario shown in the instruction manual) As a lightweight, almost pocket sized mixer which adds very little or no noise, this will earn its place in my gig bag even if I'm just going to be using the two inputs for instrument and voice.

I knew it was going to be compact but was surprised at just how tiny it is which is good. Build quality appears to be good especially considering the price (£30 at 18 10 23) The control knobs have a nice “drag” feel to them and feel sturdy. I purchased this mixer to enable a compact, quick and easy to set up and transport system which it enabled very well (see pics) Sound wise, at sensible input levels , the mixer is quiet with little audio quality lost. I found powering the mixer by USB lead from a laptop generated a bit of noise. Powering with the supplied cable and a 5v phone charger reduced the noise to virtually zero. Pleased with the purchase . ill report back after couple of months use.

Works perfectly and well made. On off switch would have been nice. Nice piece of kit for the price and very quiet.

Being able to power this from power bank is what made me to purchase this in the first place. The reviews were also great. I haven't used it that much yet, but for starters I just tried to pass the pc audio through it, after a while it starts to produce quite a lot of noise.. Then I tried to power it from a power bank, where it also failed miserably. Right after plunging it in, it produces 3 high pitch loud clicks together with the power led blinking and no audio is coming through. Thought that maybe the power bank is flawed in some way, even though it served me well. But then another power bank that I had laying around, which also didn't work and the clicking sound was continuous but quieter than with the previous power bank and of course no sound. Additionally I suspect that I received a returned item, because the packing states that it came from amazon returns. Also the seal that voids the warranty when you open up the thing is also slightly cracked, so perhaps it was opened up, which would mean that's a used item... But not entirely sure about the seal, since it's glued on a sharp corner, which in itself could be the cause why it's cracked.

Just what I was looking for at a very reasonable price point to use as a practice tool for my guitar. It allowed the playing of mp3 backing tracks along with the guitar output, both of which were easily mixed to produce a good sound. The downside: the C5 power cable as supplied was faulty however, not worth the bother of sending it back as the replacement would likely be of a similar budget quality.

Doet wat het moet doen. Is robuust Neemt niet veel plaats in. AANRADER!

I purchased this mixer as a way to route audio from multiple computers and devices on my desk to my speakers or headphones. I am able to mix audio up to six devices, and I have successfully tested the following devices simultaneously: MacBook Pro, iPhone with adapter, PC Gaming Tower, and a Bluetooth receiver. It does this job almost without issue, the only problem I have found is some ground loop noise, which is not really the fault of the mixer and easily solved with a ground loop isolator. The only other thing I would have liked is USB-C over the micro USB port they use, as micro USB ports are always flimsy and break over time. Overall I am very happy with the product and would recommend it to anyone with multiple devices at their workstation.

Lo compré por buscar un modo barato pequeño y con calidad para conectar mi rd6 y mi td3 y que sea bastante portátil y para eso ha sido sobresaliente, tiene muy buen precio y no suena nada mal ( no soy experto en sonido, solo una persona con nivel usuario )

Ciao a tutti, a primo impatto come primo utilizzo posso dire che è spettacolare , silenzioso nessun rumore di fondo , l'ho sto alimentando con il mio powerbank da 10.000mAh e non consuma niente , versatilità lo posso portare ovunque e collegarci quello che voglio , si possono fare mille cose cosi, tipo entro con 6 strumenti esco dal mixer ed entro nella mia scheda audio collegata al PC e registro in diretta 6 fonti stereo consigliato solo per fonti stereo , ho provato il microfono dinamico è si sente pianissimo , ancora nn ho provato con una chitarra ma eviterei tranne che utilizzate il suo amplificatore e utilizzate la sua uscita per poter entrare nel mixerino con pulsante rilasciato per essere utilizzato in mono ma occhio che e solo pannato a sinistra, comunque sicuramente più in la ne acquisterò un altro per un altra postazione , e lo stra consiglio ovviamente non può sostituire un mixer professionale per intenderci ma se si sa sfruttare a dovere sono sicuro che può dare ottimi risultati e tanto divertimento.

Je l'utilise pour mélanger des synthèses et une MPC. Le fonctionnement est très simple, 6 entrées qui peuvent être mono ou stéréo et une sortie stéréo. Vous brancher votre appareil, mono ou stéréo, vous activez ou désactivez le switch, pour sélectionner le mode que vous voulez et le tour est joué. Petit, pratique, il s'alimente en USB et le rapport signal bruit est épatant pour un si petit appareil. Je le recommande pour tous les gens qui souhaitent un petit mélangeur, futé et de bonne qualité. Bravo aux concepteurs !