G-MARK Analog Mixer Audio 4 Channel DJ Audio Mixer Bluetooth Studio Karaoke For PC Live Performance KTV Home Stage Music Effects Sound Card Protable Mixing Console

The G-MARK Analog Mixer Audio 4 is a great option for those looking for a high-quality, affordable mixer. I was impressed by the build quality of this mixer, which feels solid and well-made. The knobs and sliders are smooth and responsive, and the overall design is simple and easy to use.The sound quality of this mixer is also excellent, with clear and crisp audio reproduction. I appreciated the multiple inputs and outputs, which make it easy to connect a variety of devices and instruments. The inclusion of a USB interface is also a nice touch, allowing for easy recording and playback.One of the standout features of the G-MARK Analog Mixer Audio 4 is its compact size. Despite its small footprint, this mixer packs a lot of functionality into its design. This makes it a great choice for those with limited space or who need a mixer that is easy to transport.Overall, I would highly recommend the G-MARK Analog Mixer Audio 4 to anyone in need of a high-quality, affordable mixer. Whether you're a musician, podcaster, or just need a reliable mixer for your home recording setup, this mixer is an excellent choice.

I am 66 years old have been in music for 60 years have had many professional mixing boards and DJ boards! This baby is just exactly what I needed for the money! It has Crisp clean sound is easy to use and works right out of the box! I certainly gave it a five-star rating the sound put a smile on my face especially after 15 years of my last mixing board the controls were getting pretty noisy! I'm so glad the old one went up in smoke a couple weeks ago! This is a modern professional sounding unit! I just could not be happier with the quality and sound! I was terrified of buying something new but this answered all my prayers! I plan on doing some heavy recording! I just hope that it keeps working if it does it certainly on my five star rating!

The sound is great, but it took a while to figure out how to use it because the instructions were lousy.

I used to DJ dances, parties, and weddings, but health issues after a motorcycle accident put an end to that. So I set up my system in the backyard for barbecues and home karaoke nights.Only problem was, my DJ mixer was the wrong tool for that use. Enter this little mixer! The Bluetooth has great range for running a playlist from my phone or YouTube from a tablet for karaoke, it makes my wireless mics sound great, and I even plugged in an Echo Dot as an input for when I just want to have Alexa run the playlist for me! It's a great little mixer, well-made and sturdier than I expected!

The biggest waste of money I have ever spent. The left channel worked literally until the return window closed. Now I have to plug one speaker into the right channel and chain them together. I pretty much have a mono mixer now. I was very disappointed to see the phantom power function supplies phantom power to ALL of the channels when turned on...Why and where would this be useful. I feel like nobody would use only phantom powered mics...very weird function...Also, if you are looking to record with this then save your money. The noise when I plug in the USB to computer is atrocious and frankly embarrassing at this price point. My $100 scarlet interface has better sound. There is no main eq as well which is weird. I wish I would've noticed that sooner. Please please please save your money and buy a better board.

I bought this to mix a vocal mic and my acoustic electric guitar into a single input on my Mackie Thump Go speaker. This little mixer appears to have a very clean sound and doesn't take up much room in my gig bag. Since it's powered by from a USB port, I'm able to use a portable power bank for power and I don't have to worry about plugging it into AC power.

It was very difficult to find any information or reviews about this mixer online. On first glance, it appears to be a pretty standard mixer. The body is all metal construction and feels well put together. The knobs and sliders don't seem super robust, but adequate for their intended purpose. The inclusion of two separate stereo channels in addition to the eight XLR channels is unheard of at this price point. There is an MP3 player/bluetooth feature, but I didn't even test how it is supposed to work because of the product's main weakness—the terrible instruction manual. It is light on technical details and clearly written by a non-native speaker. I have included a couple screenshots of the most relevant technical information as printed. Most controls on the unit are clearly labeled, but a few of them you just have to guess as to what it will do. That, combined with a lack of any of the expected safety underwriting certifications (save for a CE logo), forced me to return the unit. If I was just getting started and needed a simple mixer, this would certainly fit the bill. However, I'm not willing to risk damaging my other equipment by using this in a professional context.

I should have this if I have a second change.