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The Numark M6 USB is a four-channel DJ mixer built for small clubs, bars and mobile rigs. It has four phono/line inputs, two mic inputs with XLR, balanced XLR main outs and a USB connection for recording or playback from a computer. It is a straightforward analog mixer with no effects, no jog wheels and no software control, so it suits DJs who want clean routing and a simple layout rather than built-in effects. Against rivals in its class it stands out for the XLR outputs and dual mic channels at this level, while it gives up channel EQ detail and effects that some competitors include.
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Lowest price we've seen: $249.00 on Nov 9 at Perfect Circuit. Tracked across 19 stores since Nov 9.
Owners describe the M6 USB as a solid, no-frills mixer that does its job for small gigs and home setups. Many like the clean sound and the XLR outputs, while some find the faders and crossfader feel light and the EQ limited.
