WEYMICProfessional Mixer | 7-Channel 2-Bus Mixer/w USB Audio Interface,Stereo for Recording DJ Stage Karaoke Music Application

Served my purpose effectively.

Great product

Ok so weird title I know but here’s the deal:Product is built pretty good, feels nice and is pretty inexpensive and worked fine for the first couple weeks.It would likely do a lot better in live scenarios? (Tho i wouldn’t risk it)But as you’ve likely guessed the product went down hill somewhat fast.It’s really not kitted out for the work of an audio interface and has recently started screeching even when nothing is plugged in.Sadly this is one of those industries where the term “go big or go home” comes to mind.From the reviews I’ve seen across the board there seem to be very few cheap and high quality mixing desks, it seems to be one or the other.In conclusion:For recording get an audio interface (focusrite are industry standard)For mixing keep searching but be wary about the cheaper models

Really great price and have now used this on my big speakers and and never a problem in over a year I have used this.

Purchased this one, works fine but after 2 months when I switched in , this one is not working, tried to contact Amazon but as it has crossed the closing window. Amazon suggests to talk with the manufacturer but there is no link for the manufacturer or manufacture website so it is of no help, one time use and after that it is useless, I wouldn’t purchase any thing from Amazon which is not branded

This mixer is unbelievable for it's price. Full metal chassis, 3 band eq, real faders and so quiet to use.I don't know how this sells for such a great price.

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This bad copy of a Yamaha was given a fair trial by me and the mains input fixing mechanism deserves some praise. Unfortunately the DC quality from the brick is very 'dirty' and puts the mixer out of the running immediately.Nonetheless I ran tests with music and test tones to check overall functionally and was not surprised when all sounded terrible.The sliders are vague and cheap, pots obviously the cheapest the makers thought they could get away with, and jack plug springs too weak to last for very long.The switch and mains release lock give off a tingle and disconnecting with power on produced sparks. This did not surprise me and is a test I usually do on products supposedly for live gigs.Needless to say, I repacked it [the packing was flimsy] with extra protection and returned it.