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Studiomaster
Studiomaster digiLiVE16 Digital Mixing Console
Sixteen inputs: twelve mic channels and two stereo inputs
The Studiomaster digiLiVE16 is a sixteen-input digital mixing console with twelve microphone input channels and two stereo input channels. Its seven-inch touchscreen shows channel settings, routing and processing, while nine motorised one-hundred-millimetre faders comprise eight channel faders and a main-mix fader. Twelve microphone sockets are provided as eight XLR and four XLR/jack combination inputs. Eight balanced XLR outputs comprise the left and right master outputs and six assignable smart outputs, with sixteen internal buses available for routing. Channel processing includes four-band parametric equalisation, gating and compression, with assignable effects and graphic equalisation. The built-in media player and recorder support USB playback and recording; this is not a promise of a sixteen-track computer audio interface. Remote iPad control requires a suitable Wi-Fi connection through an external module, whose inclusion has not been established. The manufacturer specifies a forty-eight-kilohertz operating sample frequency and a twenty-four-volt DC external power-supply output. This is the console with a touchscreen and physical faders, not the separate rack-style digiLiVE16RS. Microphones, a tablet, speakers and any unconfirmed wireless accessory are not included in this selection.
Soundcraft
Soundcraft Ui24R 24-Channel Digital Mixer and Multitrack Recorder
24-channel mixing with 20 Studer-designed mic preamps
The Soundcraft Ui24R is a rack-mountable digital mixer and multitrack recording system for live sound and studio sessions. Its 24-channel mixing layout includes 20 Studer-designed microphone preamps, with ten combination XLR/TRS sockets and ten XLR sockets, plus two line-level inputs and two channels of USB playback. It is not a mixer with 24 microphone preamps. Built-in dual-band Wi-Fi and Ethernet let compatible browsers control the mixer from up to ten devices; this is remote control rather than wireless audio streaming. Lexicon reverb, chorus and delay, dbx compression and DigiTech guitar amp modelling provide processing within the mixer. Input-channel processing includes parametric EQ, a high-pass filter, compression, de-essing and a noise gate. Automatic feedback suppression is available on monitor outputs. Soundcraft describes simultaneous multitrack recording of the 22 physical inputs and stereo mix to USB storage and a connected computer. The USB audio connection also integrates with recording software. This listing is for one Ui24R mixer, not a package of microphones, speakers, tablets or USB storage devices. Recording-file bit depth and computer-interface channel counts are not specified here because those details require separate verified documentation.
Yamaha
Yamaha MG20XU 20-Channel USB Mixer with Effects
20-channel console with up to 16 D-PRE mic inputs
The Yamaha MG20XU is a 20-channel analogue mixing console with up to 16 D-PRE microphone inputs and a stereo USB audio interface. Its input layout has twelve mono MIC/LINE strips and four stereo-capable MIC/LINE strips, so the 20-channel headline is not a count of 20 microphone preamps. One-knob compression on selected mono channels helps manage signal dynamics, and the integrated SPX processor offers 24 effects programs. Four group buses and four auxiliary buses, including the effects send, support routing and monitoring alongside the main stereo bus. The USB connection carries two inputs and two outputs at up to 24-bit/192kHz for stereo recording and playback, rather than recording every console channel separately. Balanced XLR main outputs connect the console to a PA system, with group, monitor and headphone connections available for other signal paths. Yamaha specifies +48V phantom power, an internal universal power supply and a metal chassis. The console measures 444 × 130 × 500mm in width-by-height-by-depth order and weighs 7.1kg. Yamaha lists the rack-mount kit as included; the FC5 footswitch is optional. This listing is for one MG20XU mixer, not a microphone, speaker or computer package.
Yamaha
Yamaha MG20 20-Channel Analogue Mixer
20-channel analogue console with 16 microphone inputs
The Yamaha MG20 is a twenty-channel analogue mixing console for live sound, rehearsal rooms and larger instrument setups. This is the standard MG20, not the MG20XU: it has no USB audio interface or onboard SPX digital effects. Twelve mono microphone and line channels are joined by four mono or stereo input sections, providing sixteen microphone inputs and twenty line inputs in total. Yamaha D-PRE microphone preamps, one-knob compression on supported channels, input pads and high-pass filtering provide practical control before signals reach the main mix. Four group buses and four auxiliary sends allow separate signal routing for monitors and external processing, while balanced XLR stereo outputs connect to suitable sound systems. The mixer provides forty-eight-volt phantom power for compatible microphones and uses an internal universal mains supply. The manufacturer lists a rack-mount kit and mains lead among the supplied accessories. Microphones, speakers, signal cables, external effects units and recording interfaces are separate. Its twenty-channel designation counts audio channels rather than twenty independent microphone preamps.
Yamaha
Yamaha MG16XU 16-Channel USB Mixer with Effects
16-channel console with up to10 D-PRE mic inputs
The Yamaha MG16XU is a 16-channel analogue mixing console with 10 microphone inputs, D-PRE preamps and an integrated stereo USB audio interface. Its input layout combines 8 mono MIC/LINE strips, two stereo-capable MIC/LINE strips and two stereo line-input strips. This is a 16-channel mixer, not a 16-microphone preamp bank. One-knob compression on selected mono channels helps control signal dynamics, while the SPX effects processor provides 24 programs for adding effects to the mix. The console has 4 group buses, one stereo bus and 4 auxiliary buses including the effects send. USB audio supports two input and two output channels at up to 24-bit/192kHz, making it suitable for stereo recording and playback rather than separate multitrack capture of every mixer channel. Balanced XLR stereo outputs provide the main connection to a PA system, with group, monitor and headphone outputs available for routing and monitoring. Yamaha specifies +48V phantom power and an internal universal power supply. The metal chassis measures 444 × 130 × 500mm in width-by-height-by-depth order and weighs 6.8kg. Yamaha lists the rack-mount kit as included. This listing is for one MG16XU console; microphones, stands, speakers and computer connection accessories are not promised as included.
Allen & Heath
Allen & Heath ZED-12FX 12-Channel USB Mixer with Effects
6 mic/line channels and 3 stereo channels
The Allen & Heath ZED-12FX is a 12-channel analogue mixer with six microphone/line channels, three stereo channels and built-in effects. The six mic/line channels use DuoPre preamps and three-band equalisation with a sweepable mid-frequency control. Its 12-channel description is a total mixing-channel count, not twelve microphone preamps. Three auxiliary buses and a dedicated internal effects bus support monitoring and processing, while the onboard processor supplies 16 effects. Balanced XLR main outputs with insert points provide connections for the main sound system and external processing. The USB audio interface carries a stereo signal in each direction, giving two inputs and two outputs rather than separate multitrack capture of all mixer inputs. The official user guide specifies a 16-bit USB codec with 32, 44.1 or 48kHz sample rates; this should not be confused with the separate 24-bit/48kHz conversion used by the internal effects processor. The mixer is suitable for combining microphones, instruments and stereo playback sources in rehearsal, live-sound or recording setups. This listing covers one ZED-12FX mixer. Microphones, speakers and recording computers are not included as a bundle, and no rack-mount accessory is promised with this offer.
Yamaha
Yamaha MG16 Standard 16-Channel Analogue Mixer
16 input channels; up to10 microphone inputs
The Yamaha MG16 is the standard third-generation 16-channel analogue mixing console, not the X or XU version. Its input layout combines 8 mono microphone/line channels, two mono/stereo microphone/line channels and two stereo line channels, supporting up to 10 microphone inputs. D-PRE microphone preamps, switchable forty-eight-volt phantom power and one-knob compressors provide practical control for suitable microphones and connected line-level sources. The mixer routes signals through a stereo bus, 4 group outputs and 4 auxiliary sends, with dedicated monitor and headphone connections. Balanced XLR and phone stereo outputs connect to suitable sound systems. The standard model does not contain a USB audio interface or an onboard SPX effects processor: computer recording and external effects require additional appropriate equipment. A Cubase AI software licence is not promised for this non-XU version. The metal chassis measures 444 by 130 by 500 millimetres and weighs 6.6 kilograms, supporting a compact live-sound or installed-audio setup without confusing input-channel count with microphone-input count.
Citronic
Citronic FLITE-600 Powered Mixer with Two UHF Microphones
2×300W RMS at4Ω or2×150W RMS at8Ω
The Citronic FLITE-600 combines a powered mixing console and two handheld UHF wireless microphones in a moulded carrying case. Its stereo amplifier delivers two times three hundred watts RMS into four-ohm loads, or two times one hundred and fifty watts RMS into eight-ohm loads. Passive loudspeakers are required and are not included. Four microphone and line input channels are supplemented by a stereo line input, a Bluetooth receiver and USB playback and recording facilities. The onboard wireless microphones share channel four, so that channel is not an additional independent wired input when the wireless system is in use. The included transmitters operate at eight hundred and sixty-three point one and eight hundred and sixty-four point five megahertz. Ninety-nine DSP programs have two editable parameters each, and switchable forty-eight-volt phantom power is available on the XLR inputs. Audio can be recorded to USB storage or played and recorded through a compatible computer connection. The package includes two UHF antennas and an IEC mains lead. This is a mains-powered system rather than a battery PA; speaker cabinets, speaker leads and USB storage are separate.
Studiomaster
Studiomaster CLUB XS16+ 16-Input Analogue Mixer
16 audio inputs: 12 microphone channels and 2 stereo channels
The Studiomaster CLUB XS16+ is a compact analogue mixing console with sixteen audio inputs, arranged as twelve microphone channels and two stereo channels. This input count should not be read as sixteen separate microphone preamps. Two auxiliary sends and pre-fade listening on every channel give useful routing and monitoring options for rehearsals, live events and small recording setups. Built-in DSP effects are available for adding processing within the console, and Bluetooth supports wireless audio playback from a compatible source. The integrated USB and SD media facilities provide audio playback and recording, allowing a stereo performance mix to be captured to suitable media. These features do not establish multitrack recording to a computer or a multichannel USB audio interface. The manufacturer specifies a universal one-hundred-to-two-hundred-and-forty-volt AC power requirement, dimensions of five hundred and twenty-five by eighty by three hundred and ninety millimetres, and a weight of seven point three kilograms. This selection is the XS16+ model, not the smaller CLUB XS variants. Microphones, speakers, signal cables, storage cards and playback devices are separate.
Yamaha
Yamaha MG12XU 12-Channel USB Mixer with Effects
12-channel console with up to6 D-PRE mic inputs
The Yamaha MG12XU is a 12-channel analogue mixing console with 6 microphone inputs, D-PRE preamps and an integrated stereo USB audio interface. Its input layout combines 4 mono MIC/LINE strips, two stereo-capable MIC/LINE strips and two stereo line-input strips. This is a 12-channel mixer, not a 12-microphone preamp bank. One-knob compression on selected mono channels helps control signal dynamics, while the SPX effects processor provides 24 programs for adding effects to the mix. The console has 2 group buses, one stereo bus and 2 auxiliary buses including the effects send. USB audio supports two input and two output channels at up to 24-bit/192kHz, making it suitable for stereo recording and playback rather than separate multitrack capture of every mixer channel. Balanced XLR stereo outputs provide the main connection to a PA system, with group, monitor and headphone outputs available for routing and monitoring. Yamaha specifies +48V phantom power and an internal universal power supply. The metal chassis measures 308 × 118 × 422mm in width-by-height-by-depth order and weighs 4.2kg. An optional RK-MG12 rack-mount kit is available separately. This listing is for one MG12XU console; microphones, stands, speakers and computer connection accessories are not promised as included.
Q-Audio
Q-Audio Q-MIX 12FX 12-Channel Mixer with FX, USB and Bluetooth
12-channel analogue mixer with 19-inch rack kit included
The Q-Audio Q-MIX 12FX is a twelve-channel analogue mixer for bands, venues, houses of worship, podcasting and installations, supplied with a nineteen-inch rack-mount kit for use in a rack as well as on a desk. Q-Audio's key specification lists ten mono mic and line inputs on balanced XLR connectors, and the mono channels feature three-band EQ with a swept semi-parametric mid control. Every channel has a pre-fade listen switch and an illuminated mute button, and each input can be assigned to any of four group outputs, which helps when feeding separate zones or subgroups. A built-in thirty-two-bit DSP engine offers twenty-four stereo effects, and a footswitch input allows the effects to be muted hands-free. The integrated media player supports Bluetooth streaming plus USB and SD card playback on its own channel, with an LCD display and transport controls. Mixes can be recorded in MP3 or WAV format straight to a USB stick or SD card. A rear USB-C interface provides two-channel recording and playback with a computer or mobile device, and can be routed through channels seven and eight for EQ and fader control. Outputs include balanced XLR main outputs, four group outputs, control room outputs and RCA record outputs. It measures 432 by 484 by 106mm and weighs 6.9kg.
Studiomaster
Studiomaster digiLiVE8C Compact Digital Mixer
Eight inputs with six mic/line combination sockets
The Studiomaster digiLiVE8C is a compact eight-input digital mixer with six microphone or line combination inputs and one stereo input channel. Three front-panel rotary encoders provide local mixing control, while a phone, tablet or laptop can access the mixer through a compatible web browser over its network connection. Wireless control uses an external Wi-Fi module, or the mixer can connect through its RJ45 LAN port; a supplied wireless module has not been confirmed. Processing includes four-band parametric equalisation, compression and gating, four effects buses and a graphic equaliser on the main mix. The media player supports playback while recording the left and right main mix as a stereo WAV file. This is stereo mix recording, not a promise of eight isolated USB recording tracks. Balanced XLR master outputs, two TRS monitor sockets, a headphone output and an assignable footswitch input provide further connections. The exact eight-channel model measures three hundred and fifty by ninety by one hundred and eighty millimetres and weighs two kilograms. It is not the smaller four-channel digiLiVE4C and has no built-in touchscreen. Microphones, speakers, a control device and unconfirmed optional accessories are separate.
Behringer
Behringer X AIR XR18 Digital Mixer
16 Midas-designed microphone preamps plus two balanced line inputs
The Behringer X AIR XR18 is an 18-input digital mixer designed for remote control from a compatible tablet or computer. Sixteen balanced XLR/TRS combination inputs use Midas-designed microphone preamps, with two additional balanced TRS line inputs completing the analogue input set. Six balanced XLR auxiliary outputs can feed monitor mixes, while two balanced XLR main outputs provide the stereo mix. Its USB Type-B connection is an 18-in, 18-out computer audio interface at 44.1 or 48 kHz, rather than a USB-stick stereo recorder. Four stereo effects engines, channel processing and snapshot recall are built in. Control is available over the integrated Wi-Fi access point or a wired Ethernet connection, with DIN MIDI input and output also provided. The mixer needs mains power and a compatible control device; a tablet, computer, microphones and cables for connecting external audio equipment are not included in this listing.
Mackie
Mackie 1402VLZ4 Analogue Mixer
Six Onyx microphone preamps
The Mackie 1402VLZ4 is a compact analogue mixer with 14 input channels, but that total does not mean 14 microphone preamps. It provides six Onyx microphone preamps alongside its line-input facilities, making the distinction important when planning a microphone-heavy setup. Phantom power supports suitable condenser microphones, and the mic-input channels include 75 Hz low-cut filtering. Three-band EQ provides tonal adjustment, while two auxiliary sends and two stereo returns support external processing and other routing needs. The ALT 3/4 stereo bus adds another destination beyond the main mix, and the control-room and headphone source matrix assists monitoring. Sixty-millimetre faders and 12-segment stereo meters provide hands-on level control and visual feedback. A steel chassis completes the design; rack mounting requires an optional ear kit rather than included hardware.
Yamaha
Yamaha MG12 Standard 12-Channel Analogue Mixer
12 input channels; up to6 microphone inputs
The Yamaha MG12 is the standard third-generation 12-channel analogue mixing console, not the X or XU version. Its input layout combines 4 mono microphone/line channels, two mono/stereo microphone/line channels and two stereo line channels, supporting up to 6 microphone inputs. D-PRE microphone preamps, switchable forty-eight-volt phantom power and one-knob compressors provide practical control for suitable microphones and connected line-level sources. The mixer routes signals through a stereo bus, 2 group outputs and 2 auxiliary sends, with dedicated monitor and headphone connections. Balanced XLR and phone stereo outputs connect to suitable sound systems. The standard model does not contain a USB audio interface or an onboard SPX effects processor: computer recording and external effects require additional appropriate equipment. A Cubase AI software licence is not promised for this non-XU version. The metal chassis measures 308 by 118 by 422 millimetres and weighs 4 kilograms, supporting a compact live-sound or installed-audio setup without confusing input-channel count with microphone-input count.