PyleProfessional Wireless DJ Audio Mixer - 4 Channel Bluetooth Controller Sound Mixer, USB Audio Interface, 2 Combo Jack XLR+6.35mm Mic/Line/Guitar in, 3.5mm, RCA AUX, Headphone Jack - PAD43MXUBT

When trying to choose a brand on Amazon from all the company names that are just random collections of letters, it’s SO comforting to find a top-quality name you’ve known for years like Pyle - at a very competitive price!We’re using this Pyle mixer as the interface between microphones and laptop that we already have to start a podcast. And of course it works perfectly.And when I did have a question, Pyle Customer Service was friendly, helpful, and fast. You definitely don’t get that from “Wxyz Electronics”!

The PAD43MXUBT has all the features I was looking for in a mini mixer. I can power it with my Nexpow power supply and my DJ setup is powered by a 12v battery, making it completely portable. This mixer allows me to connect a microphone, guitar and bluetooth device easily and portable.The sound is very good, yet I have a little hum when I increase the bass pot on the 2 adjustable channels.I've not used it a venue yet, but feel good about taking it anywhere.

I LOVE this mixer for the value and quality. I originally got it to be able to record better quality audio to my iphone either for video OR audio only using voice memo app. It's also great to use when jamming by yourself with a guitar rig and headphones. A friend and I jam on our synth rigs sometimes; I'm channel 1, he's channel 2, and we use a splitter on the headphones and jam out and record the audio to my phone with our headphones on, the quality is great, and it's very fun. BUT when recording audio only with the voice memo app, sometimes there's a weird static crackle noise but only for the first few minutes. 99% of the time this noise does not exist when recording audio with video, the only time I experienced the unwanted noise with video was when I was testing various connectors. I read another review here that said that "this mixer does not work well with apple products". I found a solution for this, it's slightly less direct and a couple other connectors are needed, but being a somewhat active musician/handyman it was mostly stuff that I already had on hand, and it still sounds great. Basically, I bypassed using the usb to iphone as the audio source. I have a synth box that I perform with at open mics sometimes, and I wanted to be able to record the audio from it. I used this set up lastnight and it worked out pretty excellent. Very happy with how it sounded. I use an iphone 12mini. I thought I'd share this in case it helps others.This is an excellent mixer for the money. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the work around I noted here, 4.5 stars? Maybe an iOS update will eventually resolve that in the future. I've only had this a few months and I've already got so many great uses for it and I've never owned any type of xlr mixer before. It's great with my synth rig and my guitar rig. Great audio recording, great audio for video. It's very portable, does the job = win/win.

I was recruited to play music on a 4th of July parade float. I needed a basic mixer for a couple of old ipods and some powered speakers with a generator. This little guy showed up last minute (overnight Prime rocks) and was easy to set up, powered up and held up. Super small, but when quarters are cramped, it worked perfect.

Sound quality is fantastic. Easy to set up and use. It has a slight boosting effect on the volume, my system is louder and clearer than before.

It's smaller than I thought it would be. But the Bluetooth works great, and everything is very intuitive. I love it.

Tried everything from using different cables, to buying a new power strip, switching all my devices around to different power outlets, AND usb devices to different usb ports on my computer. I'd also move around the cables, the unit and microphone to experiment with the feedback sound. There was a constant high pitched noise that would come through no matter what I did. It would rise in tone and annoy my friends. Definitely wasn't acceptable for streaming.I had this hooked up with a Cloudlifter and an SM7B. I figured if I went all out on the mic, I'd try to save a buck on the mixer, especially since I won't be doing anything fancy - I just needed an interface to send an xlr to a usb port on my pc.To confirm the culprit was the mixer, I was monitoring directly from the device. I was able to even isolate the sound with zero input from the mic(cloudlifter). The ring noise was gone upon turning off phantom power.I can forgive a product for missing a feature that I don't need, but I needed this to work in order for me to be loud enough to hear. The Shure SMB7 is -60db so the phantom power absolutely HAD to be on, allowing me to use the cloudlifter.Will NEVER buy from Pyle again. They made a cool looking little unit, but it's defective and I feel cheated.