Pyle Professional Audio Mixer Sound Board Console - Desk System Interface with 6 Channel, USB, Bluetooth, Digital MP3 Computer Input, 48V Phantom Power, Stereo DJ Streaming & FX16 Bit DSP-(PMXU63BT)

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.

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.

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.

Pros: It does/has nearly everything you'd expect and they pack it all in rather neatly. The (to me) effortless BT pairing, USB storage manipulation, USB Computer Interfacing... all of it works as I'd hoped it would. Also, very low noise even when connected to a sketchy power supply. Neutrals: It doesn't have an amp, which seems about right for the price. Cons: One thing that I was not aware of, was not properly documented, and DOES make a difference, is that the external FX send and receive is only mono. In fact, the built-in FX for the most part sounds monochromatic too - which I can't confirm if it actually is or isn't b/c it isn't documented at all. For singular voices without a wide range, or _maybe_ a regular piano / acoustic guitar, it doesn't make much of a difference. However when mixing musical instruments with wider ranges it's the difference between sounding flat and sounding spacious. You'd literally have to intercept the stereo output of the entire mixer to get true stereo FX incorporated into the mix. I know this sounds niche... and it is... but it is important to know. TL;DR: This thing and it's brethren are great, especially if you want something legit & reliable hooked up to your computer or want to incorporate an external bluetooth source such as a cell phone into a decent mixer - i.e. weddings or house parties. However, I would not recommend this for poly synthesizers or anything with stereo pickups, and you want to add effects that bend or manipulate L&R channels.

Un par de meses de uso y ha funcionado bien. La unica queja es que el audió por bluetooth es muy bajo, fuera de eso trabaja muy bien.