PYLE PMXU68BT - 6-Ch. Bluetooth Studio Mixer - Pro Audio Digital DJ Audio Mixer Console (+48V Phantom Power)

Was able to connect 2 DJ setups and 2 mic setups and control them independently. The echo effects were on ooint

Great product for the price. It works well for what I need. I used it for in ear monitor with one channel receiving the signal from the main board and the other channel from my guitar. Will buy it again.

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

I'm a professional drummer and have used several brands of mixers over the years. But this little guy works great for miking my kit. Having phantom power on four inputs helps. Good quality preamps and the effects are decent. Solid build. Only con would be the wall-wart power cable. I don't care for wall-warts, l o l

Build quality was good Sound quality was good. No buzzing. My unit had a strange problem which took me a while to troubleshoot down to this box. When connected via USB to my MAC, the volume would constantly keep going up on the MAC itself. Every second or so, it would increase by an increment. This wouldn't stop even at 100% and this didn't need to be the selected output device for it to occur. For some reason it seems to be sending a keyboard signal for volume up. May just be mine but I had to send it back and had to go with another option due to my needs. Your experience might be different. Heck. . maybe its my macbook. I reviewed it generally as if it didn't have this issue. But. . . just so you're aware.

I needed a mixer that runs 4 mics together for a podcast, which this does, but the Bluetooth is, um, not good. When I have an audio player connected to the Bluetooth it picks up some parts of some songs pretty great, and other parts have a screech no matter how I adjust it. Honestly, if you're getting this for the Bluetooth feature, I'd find something else. This taught me that it's always better to be hardwired in. Buy the extra plugs or wires, and maybe get a different mixer that can handle all of that. I was just hoping to be able to play certain things in the moment instead of having to edit them in later. For example, if I want to play an interview sample from my phone, so I can get a reaction from someone, I have to edit in the clip later, instead of just playing it in the moment. It's really an editing issue I was trying to avoid, and was the whole reason I got this mixer in the first place. Oh well, you live and learn.

Used at my bands practice once, no sound from any input anymore. This thing is junk, don't get it.

Horrible product, never worked!

On my PC, WIN 11 recoginzed it as a device, but I was getting no audio from it through the computer. I made sure it was enabled and defaulted and an IO device. Pyle support is non-existent either by phone or their ticketing system. I have signal to the analog outputs. I don't know if I got a defective unit or if there are other design issues. Either way, with no support from Pyle, I'm returning it before the Pyle return window closes. It's a pretty noisy mixer at anything over 2/3 volume too.

This is the second mixer i have received with the same issue. I returned the first one and ordered the same thing because i thought i had simply got a bad unit and that it couldn't be a widespread problem. It worked fine for about a month but then stopped producing any audio. There is no output through either of the output channels or even the headphone jack. I purchased the Pyle warranty but was told that it is only valid after the factory coverage ended. I contacted Pyle and after about a week of wasting time sending emails back and forth i was told that i needed to send the unit in for a service call that would range between 6 and 8 weeks. I asked for a new unit to be sent or to better yet get my money back and was told that wasn't an option. Don't waste your time and money. spend a few extra bucks and buy a good mixer.