PMXU63BT

Use it for my practice mixer. Pedals direct in.... Tv direct in. Bluetooth my phone to it, mix the sound and practice away. No hum, no noise, BT hooked up just fine. Effects are okay for practicing. Options are very versatile. Would buy again.

First of all We are not stage performers. We used this mixer for small family programs and get togethers. So I can’t talk about how it works in a bigger settings. But for us It worked nearly everything you'd expect . And it’s very is to control. We paired keyboard, piano, violin and microphone. Everyone attends the program was very happy about the sound quality. For this price , it is a very great product.

1. They got the power adapter connection right, you know it won't just pull out accidental during use. This is very helpful for a budget mixer. 2. For the money the sound quality is what you would expect from a unit like this. Where it shines is in the built in effects and the built in MP3 player. 3. It can connect to your phone through blue tooth so you can move around while playing your favorite songs rather than sitting in the same spot for hours or most blue tooth compatible devices. 4. You can connect to a PC via the supplied USB cables or a Laptop for recording purposes, takes some getting use to. My ten year old son is learning to use this; its that easy to use. Things that could be added or improved on. 1. Please add a caring bag or a case, most people buying a unit this small will want to carry it from place to place. 2. The effects are very limited as far as the differences in what each effect does. 3. the volume buttons feel very fragile, you know you have to handle with care when you use them. 4. This unit could be a bit more refined with the song name on the display rather than the numbers, that would be worth another ten dollars. Spell stuff out instead of abbreviations. But it low budget i guess. Over all i had a really good experience with this mixer and can comfortably recommend it to my friends and family. Great Job pyle engineers; for a budget you did really good.

I so wanted to do a video review of this one!! I had 4 mics connected (2 via wireless bridge, 2 via XLR cable), an iPad connected via bluetooth. This thing had 6 people crooning and I was the proud host at the end of the party!! Volume controls are very fine in adjustments. They probably have good quality potentiometers. I was able to finely adjust the singers' volumes to the music very efficiently. Things I didnt like: FX is just darn echo and its not that great and the fanciness wears off after few usage. There is no rhyme or reason on what 1 or 2 or 5 does. Just echoes differently. What a wasted feature. USB button switches off Bluetooth. Yep. I mean, why? Yeah, nah why? (more about this later) Things I loved: For $100 you cannot get a better reliable unit than this one. You can be up and running in no time with this one. Easy to pack and carry. I got this packed in an old backpack along with the mics and wires. The power chard just doesnt plug in, it locks! I have had drunken friends tripping over it or trying to charge their phone with it. Yeah, you read it right. This thing held on nice! My Wish list for this $100 wonder Maybe the output XLR ports could be in the side/back? Makes it look cleaner while performing? Maybe include a small kickstand in the back that will raise up the unit? For few dollars more, lighted backpanel? Now finally the support. So I couldnt get the bluetooth to play but it was pairing and all. Just no volume. I googled and youtubed but no answer anywhere. Not even on their website, manual or any holy book. With only a week left for the party, I called their support and they called me back. After few back n forth and me sharing pictures and small video link of the issue, they put me on hold for 30 minutes and came back with this pearl of analysis: Your iPad Bluetooth is higher version than what we support. Please use an older device. (Oh, I still have that email) I burst into laughter on the call. I said this, "If what you say is true, then not a single bluetooth headset will work with newer phones. Google "Bluetooth downward compatibility", love. And get back to me yeah?" So they sent it to Tier 2 and then sent me this nugget... "Our unit is not compatible with Mac - iOS" I replied to them, "Well, use your product first. Its the little button for USB that does the trick. When in USB mode, the bluetooth wont work." No reponse though.

Have yet to use but once I test it I will update Amazon review. Delivery was great minimal damage to the box. Products feels good quality has some weight to it. I will test the product and I will update in what I have liked and disliked. *update* The overall build quickly is great not the best but you know it was made with quality material due to the weight of the mixer. Sound quality is nice, it pared well with our main sound system and did not hear any pops, static, or cutoffs. It’s important to note that you shouldn’t max any of the volumes on a sound system or mixer as that will cause the static and cutoffs to happen. All ports worked and Bluetooth connected but even though I was able to connect sound was not coming out while Bluetooth was in use, I will continue to check what it could be. On to the knobs, button and slider. The knobs felt smooth when being turned, although most people won’t like the friction when turning knobs I for one find it useful as it will prevent human error when raising the volume. For the buttons, they had a nice tactile, click sound with a bit of a springy jump back after being pressed. Some gain/pad buttons though are not aligned at the same level as the others, meaning there is a difference in hight compare to the other buttons when pushed or left un pushed. This could be due to the use of different manufactured gain/pad switches or a bent on the circuit board. This is something minor though. The slider is good, smooth and light. The only thing I’m not liking too much is the effect knob as there is no definite stop but it works out because every time the board is turned on and off the effect counter resets to one. Overall for the price and the quality build it is worth it for anything that you are starting be it a podcast, mixer for karaoke and even for church, just as long as you have speakers that have their own power as this mixer won’t be able to power them on its own.

Mixer is easy to use. Doesn't do everything (you can't pan each channel, so it's a 'stereo mixer' in terms of stuff you input through the aux, but not in terms of your main channels - and, frankly, that sucks - but for my purposes, it'll still work. The only horrible thing are the reverb/delay effects! I have another small Chinese mixer which has an excellent plate reverb, and an excellent hall program as well. The FX on this mixer are below average. Acceptable for the PA front-end I'm using it for, but definitely below average - which is strange, because it's easy to find decent digital reverbs these days. So, they absolutely should have added panning on all of the mono input channels, and they should have found better FX. But it's cheap, has enough inputs, is reasonably quiet, the preamps sound OK, so, it'll do. Bluetooth took a moment, and that's because the instruction manual is terrible.

I love this mixer but I've seen some negative reviews and gotten some negative feedback about it, none of which makes any sense to me. That negativity centers on two problems. Some customers thought that the product had an amplifier, it is just a mixer. Some complain about the "noise level", and every case I've seen so far has been some form of user error. I'm extremely happy with the PMXU63BT for managing sound going to and from my computer. The only reason that I'd give it up is if I decide to upgrade to a PMXU83BT! I used to do both live and studio sound in a previous lifetime, and wanted to use those skills as I get into remote presentation and teaching. I bought this particular mixer because it appealed to me based on my past experience... My past experience did not prepare me for the PMXU63BT! This certainly isn't a "studio grade" mixer, but it has all of the features that I need to do professional mixing for my needs and the workmanship just amazes me. Pyle has packed in a great selection of features that appeal to the professional, but has made those features accessible to the amateur. One of the photos with this review shows the mixer as I use it at my desk, next to my Stream Deck. I'm used to doing lights/sound/video from a booth high above a performance. The pro gear would have filled most of a 9 by 12 foot room. This puts more power than I need directly on my desktop! The other photo shows a wider view of my work surface. This shows how the PMXU63BT blends in a professional workspace... Decidedly "geek gear": but it looks quite at home in my computer workstation!

I purchased the PMXU63BT model. 1. USB connection to my 2013 MacBook Air shows up as jelibr17 on the MAC. I selected this as input and output in my sound preferences. Audio from Mac to Mixer failed initially and worked after reboot. But the audio from Mac was intermittent. Meaning - Mac audio will play for 10 secs and then pause for 1 sec and then continue. This is a Pyle compatibility issue per Pyle support. 2. If you want to use channels 5 and 6 and USB together you cannot. It's either one or the other. So, If I want to send stereo audio to my PC or MAC played from my phone or iPad to channels 5 and 6 (Left on one and Right on the other), I cannot. To circumvent this, I had to send the speaker output from this device to my Focusrite Audio Interface Solo's front inputs and then send Focusrite USB to my Mac. 3. All the mic inputs are mono and sent both to left speaker and right speaker. There is no pan control on each mic channel for you to send a mic to left only or right only. Overall quality is good. I gave 1 star because USB with Mac or PC has not been tested properly by Pyle and not in the description either. Thank you

esta mezcladora cumple lo descrito en usos y funciones, buena calidad de audio, no trae el nombre de los efectos para la voz pero probando los va uno ubicando poco a poco, buen audio, buenos materiales y acabado para su precio. Aun sigo probandola porque me hacen falta cables pero hasta el momento todo bien.

Just a top quality 6-channel mixer which, for user £100 is crazy really. I have used Pyle products in the past including some speakers for my home cinema setup and they always deliver. This mixer is ugh quality and reliable offering versatility to the user whether you are performing and using live or whether you want to connect to a computer and record a private session etc. You have 48v phantom which is obviously perfect and ensures lovely results when working with condenser mics. The overall design and accessibility of the device is sleek and impressive. I love it.

I wanted a lower cost mixer so I would have easy control over my microphone (XLR), headphone volume and PC sound volumes...this is perfect! It's very easy to use, very easy to setup, very easy to make adjustments on the fly and has everything I want for streaming on Twitch. I borrowed a $300 mixer before using this one and those two mixers produced the exact same results...can't complain about that!

Does what it's supposed to do. Solid construction. Even enhances quality/depth of sound.

Muy buena mixer, compacta, buena construcción, muchas funciones como grabar directo a PC como interfaz, mixer para en vivo, DJ, tiene efectos integrads bastante buenos. Cabe en una mochila, su construcción es muy buena.