BehringerXenyx QX1204USB Mixer with USB and Effects

Es un mixer muy completo

I bought this mixer a few months ago, and it's been a great analog mixer for the studioPros:It has more than enough to handle inputs to handle pretty much everything I have running. The sliders feel really nice and smooth, and the dials feel nice and tight.The construction feels really solid, and it is much bigger than I was expecting it to be. This feels like it can withstand everyday use-and-abuse, and still last a long timeThe on-board effects are fun to play around with, but love that it supports off-board pedals too.Having the flexibility of the alt 3-4 output is nice, a handy way to route audio to different monitor speakers or interfaces.Cons:the USB interface it pretty janky, so don't buy it just because of that. It seems to take audio in thru USB just fine, but I had trouble feeding audio back to my PC. Behringer makes excellent analog equipment, but the digital side is always lacking. buy it for the analog audio mixing, and buy a separate dedicated USB interface for the PC.The mic preamps are great, but the gain pots seem a bit mushy. It's hard to dial in, but the sliders can help compensate.Overall this is an excellent analog mixer for the home studio, or even small production studios. It packs in a lot of features for the price

Just what I needed. I use it in my mancave to compliment my stereo component system. Speakers are sounding so much better. I definitely recommend this. I've even seen other DJ using similar size mixers in their setup with their stage monitors. I went with Behringer, because in my home mancave studio setup, I use the Behringer Xenyx x2442usb model. I've had it for 7 years and it's absolutely an amazing add to the gear! My powered Cerwin Vega tops & bottoms sound outstanding! Behringer has a very solid lineup of mixers, at more than reasonable prices!

I have a LOT of Behringer devices (mixers, speakers, etc) and they are all at least "good"...so you don't need to worry about their products. Now for the only negatives I can bring up...is that when there is not signal with this (and several other Behringer mixers I've used/owned) is the "hiss" I hear when no signal is coming through. It's not LOUD...but not silent either. But...it's not a reason to not buy this mixer! I was using, for rehearsals and when I need a couple extra channels, a Behringer QX1202USB...but needed balance speaker lines instead of unbalanced...and also needed more AUX type outputs to send to floor monitors. So...the QX1204USB met that need in a very economical way! If you need a small mixer for a sound system..I can highly recommend this mixer is a really decent and economical solution!

There were a few buttons that were hard to discern (looking at you USB to main) but within a half hour I was connected and able to record music using two vocal and one guitar track. Vocal effects worked well and had a lot of good options, including a reverb that added depth without being over-processed. Very happy over all.

When moving from four to eight inputs, I strayed to another brand from my trusted Behringer. Such a difference! The other had lots of build and quality problems. Returned it and bought this Behringer QX1204USB. The "Q" is important because this model includes FX built in, including lots of echo and room effects which can be silenced with a single button. two of the inputs (four of the eight channels) can be allocated to stereo sources such as stereo music input. An LED light panel lets you know which effects are active if any. Highly recommended for quality, build and features.

Works perfect

there is an unacceptable level of hiss noise coming from this mixer