Mackie Profxv3 Series, 22-Channel Professional Effects Analog Audio Mixer With USB, Onyx Mic Preamps And Gigfx Effects Engine - (Profx22V3), Black

I recommend this product ,

I use this for home music and small band collaborations. Perfectly serves the purpose!

Sound quality is goodLittle bit noise when volume gain fullGood mic preamps

Brilliant Amazon shopping experience.. Very quick delivery and perfect packing.Wanted a Mixer with USB interface for live stream, recoding and also for some live karaoke events . Must say this one is a professional quality mixer. Much more features and excellent FX engine and best value for money prices compare to its competitors of 10 channel range. Few pros: superb silent preamps, superb gain , FX inserts , compressors on 2 channels , 3 channel EQ , built-in 24 FX , mute button for all channels , 2X4 USB I/o , screw type power adapter and blend knob for USB 1&2 helps recording mix minus. Of course beautiful colourful buttons layout and lightsJust tried recording few songs ..setting up is easy .. need to install drivers from mackie , absolutely stunning recording quality. For live streaming I found we need to be careful on the FX level and also be careful about USB line in is independent / no control on master volume levels so always mute channels when not in useOverall excellent piece of gadget and I recommend this for all hobby musicians as well as busking , karaoke and DJ artists

Thank you Amazon

Good for small setups.

not good for recording via usb . if your purpuse is recording, i think better go for audio interface.

When I purchased this on 12 April 2021, I hadn't tested this thoroughly enough (all channels) and some months later when I wanted to plug in my phone via Line In 9/10 channel, it didn't work. At first I thought I was doing something wrong, but it turns out I probably go a defective mixer and the return window had already closed by then. I learned to live with this.But after having used this for just 2 years, I'm having trouble muting and un-muting channels, even the 48V switch doesn't fully engage and sometimes gives horrible noisy output. Adjusting and fiddling with it makes it better, but even if a draft of air passes over the mixer, there's a chance the 48V button will loose its setting.The headphone and control room knobs sometimes don't give left and right sound, we have to fiddle with them again. I do not know if this is just how all potentiometers go bad so quickly, or if Mackie has been using sub-standard pots in their mixers.I'm thoroughly fed up with this. Getting to a setting takes time (because you need to fiddle). This is not how a professional audio equipment is supposed to be like.I have half a mind to simply throw it out, but I've spent way too much on this, and this is my only interface.For anyone wanting peace of mind, stay away from Mackie mixers