The PMX466 6-Channel Audio Mixer with Built-In FX from Pyle Pro is a compact and easy-to-use analog mixer that can also function as a USB interface. It combines versatility with functionality for a wide range of uses ideally suited for DJs, amateur engineers, musicians, and performers. With connection options for computers, MP3 players, wireless Bluetooth devices, dynamic and condenser mics, as well as line input signals, the PMX466 is a flexible introductory mixer at an affordable price.

Four channels with XLR-1/4" combo jacks and 48V phantom power allow for a variety of inputs—from condenser mics, to dynamic mics, to keyboard instruments—while dedicated 2-band shelving EQ and pan per channel allow for plenty of control, so you can efficiently adjust your input signals. The unit comes with 16 digital FX presets powered by 32-bit / 48 kHz DSP, with dedicated FX level control on each channel. An integrated sound card provides an easy connection to most Windows and Mac computers for recording, and the unit can be fully powered by the USB bus. A separate aux input and wireless Bluetooth support provide further input options, handy for DJ and performance applications. With a light weight of only four pounds, an intuitive interface, and diverse connection options, the Pyle Pro PMX466 can be a useful and cost-effective all-in-one solution. 

Four Mic/Line Combo Jack Inputs    Two 1/4" Line Inputs    USB and Bluetooth Tracking/Playback    Built-In FX with 16 Presets    Two Balanced XLR Outs and One Aux In    Switchable 48 VDC Phantom Power    2-Band Shelving EQ and Pan Per Channel    USB Bus Power    1/4" Headphone Out with Level Control    Built-In Sound Card for PC/macOS Support

• Four mic/line combo inputs with rotary style controls
• Gain, level, FX amount, 2-band shelving EQ, and pan on each input channel
• Balanced XLR stereo main outputs
• Aux input for MP3 player
• USB interface with integrated sound card for PC and macOS recording support
• USB bus power or 5V power supply
• DSP FX with 16 presets
• Bluetooth wireless input support 
• Class-compliant driver installation 

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the USB interface have any sort of latency for input/output?

A: There are a lot of variables to consider when measuring overall latency in a DAW setup. All USB interfaces contribute to this latency as well. Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not list a specification to know exactly how much. The processing power of computer is a big determining factor, along with the software being used to record as well. Depending on the software, users may adjust the buffer settings to help with the latency. You may expect around 10-20ms overall latency before making any adjustments to the buffer.

Q: 2. Can I connect Bluetooth speaker like the JPL Flip 4 to this mixer?

A: Unfortunately not. The Bluetooth function on the Pyle Pro PMX7BU is purposed only for receiving audio. Users can wirelessly stream music from services like Pandora or Spotify from Bluetooth devices then paired to the mixer. Users may not transmit audio to bluetooth speakers like the JBL Flip 4.

Q: 3. Am I able to connect through my iPhone and communicate to callers as a radio station takes calls? You are the fifth caller on WMJI. You just won 30 tickets to Justin Bieber live at Blossom. Congratulations. Caller- Ugh

A: The Pyle Pro PMX7BU is able to stream audio from a Bluetooth compatible playback device such as a smartphone, but offers no 2 way communication with a phone.

Q: 4. How do you listen to the city that's not playing through headphone?

A: There is no cue assign on this mixer.

Q: 5. Would this fully work with Linux? (Linux mint) hoping it might since all the processing is done in device n not software

A: Yes, the Mackie ProFX10v3+ 10-Channel Analog Mixer with Built-In FX, USB Recording, and Bluetooth is compatible with Linux.

Q: 6. What version of Bluetooth do these new plus mixers have?

A: Mackie has not specified the version of Bluetooth used by the Mackie ProFX12v3+ 12-Channel Analog Mixer.

Q: 7. Does the USB have an auto mix-minus for audio coming from the computer, from something like a Zoom meeting?

A: The Mackie ProFX10v3+ Analog Mixer provides a loopback feature for computer audio coming back into the mixer via USB, which does function similarly to mix-minus. There is mix-minus available for remote callers connecting to an external device like a smartphone or tablet that is paired to the mixer via Bluetooth.

Q: 8. Can you increase the bass of the speakers with this mixer?

A: There are no EQ features on the Pyle Pro PMX7BU and will not be able to alter the sound output of this unit aside from volume.

Q: 9. Does the mixer actually have 48v phantom power or do i have to purchase that separate?

A: The CH1 phantom power is 17.8V, not 48V. If your mic requires 48V, you will need an external power supply.

Q: 10. Does this device feed audio directly to the computer via USB, or is the USB only for power?

A: This is a USB Audio Interface and will appear on your computer's desktop as a USB device.