The Pyle 12-Channel Bluetooth Studio Mixer is a budget analog-style console that combines four XLR/quarter-inch combo mic/line inputs, RCA and Bluetooth sources, a 7-band EQ and built-in DSP effects. It also records direct to a computer over USB and plays MP3 files from a USB flash drive. It suits home recorders, small venues and mobile DJs who want many inputs and effects without a big outlay. Against name-brand mixers it offers more channels and features for the money, but owners report noisy preamps and fiddly effects, so it is best treated as an entry-level tool rather than a studio workhorse.
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Rated 4 out of 5 from 52 ratings, the mixer is generally seen as good value for casual and home use. Owners praise the input count and features but complain about noise and sound quality.
This 12-channel studio and DJ mixer combines multiple audio sources in one console. It has a built-in Bluetooth receiver for streaming from smartphones, tablets, laptops and computers. It also has a USB flash drive reader for MP3 playback and a USB port for connecting directly to a computer to record sound.
Each channel has its own input controls: gain, high, mid, low, FX/send and level. The mixer also has a 7-band EQ, analog effects with a 16-bit DSP processor, and a 32-bit dual engine DSP. A 24-bit ADC/DAC converter handles conversion. Rotary knobs and LED indicator lights show and adjust settings, and a stereo level fader controls the main output.
Other controls include bus audio routing, a PAD input switch and +48V phantom power. It is used for studio work and on-stage performances.
