6 Channel Mixing Desk

[0.39 lb] Perfect adapter cable for when only balanced outs from the mixing desk is available.

[2.9 lb] This unit sits on our demonstration desk at large trade shows, and controls the volume / mixing of 3 balanced sources (wireless microphones / headsets) and one background music source. Very discrete, and avoids anyone having access to equalizer or amplification settings, all that other gear is hidden away. We use it also for video recordings.

[MDF] With the move to working from home, I needed to upgrade my desk set up. I use these monitors for amateur mixing and voice work, as well as listening to music, watching movies, and video calls. I wanted a relatively flat, accurate reproduction, and these fit the bill nicely. One thing to note: They go into standby mode after about 30 mins, and start back up very quickly. This is great, as you can just leave them on all the time. A nice touch of detail.

[Keyboard Tray] I read the reviews and was a bit worried that it would arrive damaged, I’d be missing parts, or the predrilled holes would be off. It arrived undamaged and I laid all the parts out and made sure they were all there. They were. Two hours later I had an incredible sturdy, solid, nice looking and useful mixing desk. For the money, this one is hard to beat. The sliding keyboard drawer is set way too shallow for a keyboard, you will have to drop it 3 or 4 inches and if you do, you will not be able to comfortably fit your legs under it. I’m just using it along with a couple of organizers for guitar picks, paper, pens, etc. My keyboard is on a rolling stand next to the desk so not an issue for me. The rack mount hardware is pretty weird but it worked. Other than those minor issues, this is a near perfect super solid mixing desk.

[2x Stereo] I really wanted a small dj controller to use along side my laptop for easy desk mixing. This is the perfect solution. Comes will all the features you will need to dj. For anyone who has deejayed in the past with large dj mixers, turntables, CDJ's and crates of vinyl and CDs this is a blessing, everything is portable and easy to use.

[0.48 lb] How many times do your headphones end up on the mixing desk? Never have that problem again with this clever practical device.Keep them on the front of a nearby rack with this product.Brilliant,really.

[4 lb / 1.8 kg] I purchased this to boost the level of my portable keyboard in my monitoring system on my mixing desk. It is small and easy to use. Perfect for what I needed.

[0.18 lb] Venue's often have great speakers around the room, but a terrible - or inaccessible mixing desk. So when live-streaming and needing to provide a sound feed for the room, I can hook the output of my PA desk into a handy mic socket at the front of the room, pick an appropriate attenuation, and not have to carry speakers and amps around with me.

With the move to working from home, I needed to upgrade my desk set up. I use these monitors for amateur mixing and voice work, as well as listening to music, watching movies, and video calls. I wanted a relatively flat, accurate reproduction, and these fit the bill nicely. One thing to note: They go into standby mode after about 30 mins, and start back up very quickly. This is great, as you can just leave them on all the time. A nice touch of detail.

[Yes] This particular case is in use as the primary case for my Soundcraft MFXi8 audio mixing desk. I considered a soft case for the mixer but decided on the better protection that a hard case provides. I use a number of Pelican cases for my video / audio equipment, and lighting gear. Whilst the initial outlay may seem high, and the case a little heavy, what you get in return is extreme ruggedness but more importantly: protection for your valuable and delicate equipment. The case has clasps on three sides with a hinge on the fourth. The lid hermetically seals so the case will float should this need ever arise. The foam inserts are configurable so that your equipment sits tightly in place and has plenty of cushioning around it. Highly recommended.