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The Behringer Xenyx 302USB is a tiny analog mixer with a built-in stereo USB audio interface, sized about 4 by 5 inches. It gives you one XENYX mic preamp on an XLR/quarter-inch combo jack with phantom power, a stereo line channel, a 2-band British-style EQ on both channels, a 2-track input and output, a master fader and a separate headphone output. It runs from a laptop's USB port or the included adapter, which makes it a grab-and-go box for podcasting, streaming and small home recording. Against larger USB mixers it trades channel count and effects for portability; owners like the clean preamp and simple setup but note the limited inputs and the single-knob phantom power.
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Owners treat the 302USB as a reliable, low-noise little mixer for podcasting and simple recording. The preamp and USB interface get consistent praise; complaints center on the small input count and the limited phantom power.
The Xenyx 302USB is an ultra-compact analog mixer with a built-in USB audio interface. It has one Xenyx mic preamp with phantom power on an XLR and ¼" combination input. It also has a stereo USB/line channel and a dedicated 2-track input. It is small enough for a desktop or a laptop bag.
Both channels have a 2-band EQ based on the circuitry of British consoles from the 1960s and '70s. The Xenyx preamp has 130 dB of dynamic range and a bandwidth from below 10 Hz to above 200 kHz. The 2-track input can be assigned to the headphone output or the main mix output. The main mix and the phones output are separate.
The bidirectional stereo USB interface connects to a PC or Mac with a single USB cable, so any source plugged into the mixer can be recorded to the computer. The mixer can run from the computer's USB port or from the included power adapter. Software for recording, editing and podcasting is a free download from the official website. So are more than 150 virtual instruments and FX plug-ins.
