TINYSOME Live Sound Card vs TANGANNIE Sound Board Mixer
Both are budget live sound cards for phone streaming, karaoke and gaming, not real mixers for multitrack recording. The TINYSOME has the sturdier metal housing, two condenser mic jacks, two phone inputs and a fuller set of volume controls, so it suits a two-mic setup or a small live broadcast. The TANGANNIE is plastic, runs on an 800 mAh battery and offers one more sound effect, which favors casual, cable-free use. Neither is a studio interface; owners of this class of card report noisy preamps and basic voice-changer quality.
- Choose the TINYSOME if you want a metal-bodied card with two mic inputs, two phone inputs and separate treble, bass and reverb knobs.
- Choose the TANGANNIE if you want a battery-powered card you can carry around for casual streaming and gaming.
Prices
- TINYSOME Live Sound Card: $18.88 at Walmart (last seen Nov 10)
- TANGANNIE Sound Board Mixer: $23.49 at Walmart (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the TINYSOME Live Sound Card is $4.61 cheaper than the TANGANNIE Sound Board Mixer at the latest prices (Nov 10)

