PMXU48BT

Im using this product for home studio mixing of vocals, guitar, and electronic drums. The sound quality is great. I absolutely love the Bluetooth connectivity! It’s both easy to setup and use. I would definitely recommend it, especially at this price range.

I'm a non-audio person. I don't know the slightest thing about audio or the science behind it except for the bare minimum. I was apprehensive getting this thinking it would be complicated to use, etc. It wasn't. I just looked up some YouTube videos on how to use it, what the buttons and dials meant, etc and set the setting to my needs. Best audio setup I've ever had.

PYLE Pro 4 channel Audio Mixer. I purchased qty. 4 of these to use as headphone monitor 'pods' in my recording studio. The Mixers sound clean enough but THE POWER SUPPLIES WILL FAIL. One was D.O.A. and another failed during the initial use. I purchased separate 5v power supplies (<$12 from Amazon) to have on hand as spares. The replacement power supplies seem to be much more stable (I subjected them to power spikes and 'burn in' tests for several hours). Inconvenient, but overall the least expensive solution for my requirements.

I'm currently using this with two dynamic mics to record a podcast and it works great. I don't fiddle with the knobs too much -- I set the treble and bass where I needed them and pretty much leave everything alone. Has some great features for streamers or podcasters like injecting sounds from a soundboard through the USB port, although I prefer to use the USB port to record our audio as a backup in case something goes wrong with the recording on the computer. Feels relatively solid for as inexpensive as it is. So far, so good.

OK for basics but it is glitchy. The red PEAK (PK!) LEDs stay on constantly when you use XLR to connect an amp and the BlueTooth eventually refuses to pair with things effectively rendering the Bluetooth playback feature useless after the 1 yr warranty runs out. I've owned it less than 2 years and the BT pairing no longer works. I guess you get what you pay for. It should be spelled with an “i” not a “y”.

So, first Mixer EVER! Using it for my Neewer NW-700 (Which by the way, is great). First impression? WOW! When it comes out of the box, man is it ever pretty and fancy looking. Knobs Galore, and a great color combination. I was a tad bit intimidated at first, but was even more enthused to delve into its many features. Ease of Use - I found it pretty much Plug & Play. No issues. Plugged in my mic, then to the computer.. and BOOM! Full Mic Control! The volume adjustments are ultra sensitive. So no need to really pump them all the way. I have yet to truly get into all of its bells & whistles. If I ever do, i'll come back and edit this with more of a better review. Overall assessment - For the price, you can't beat it. Sure, you could spend much less on a mixer that just gave you high and low adjustments. But would it be this cool and be able to do this much? HECK NO!

Overall it does what it’s supposed to do. Easy to setup and use. My biggest complaint is the Bluetooth range is terrible. Pick up your phone and move to different room and it instantly cuts out completely. This is obviously avoidable but still frustrating depending on how your setup is.

I bought this mixer to run audio to a JBL eon610 powered speaker. The bluetooth function was critical to play music easily from iPhone, and it worked well. I do wish the Bluetooth range was a bit better, since about 20’ is the max distance I can get between mixer and iPhone, but the unit is great and works as intended.