Pyle PEXM810 8 Channel Professional Audio Mixer with Phantom Power

This is the PEXM810 from Pyle. It's an 8-channel audio mixer, and it's the perfect addition to your recording setup. Each channel has an send channel, 3-band EQ, pan and level controls. Channels one through four have independent gain controls and are equipped with combo XLR and quarter-inch jacks to handle both balanced microphones and instruments. And you can fine-tune everything using the smooth rotary faders that give you precise control of your mix.

If you need power for your microphones, this unit provides +48V phantom power on the four state-of-the-art, studio-grade IMP mic preamp inputs. It has outputs to control room, phones, and tape/CD recording, plus the standard ¼" outputs.

This unit also has two sets of stereo RCA jacks for tape input and output -- perfect for recording your mix on the fly. And the precise 10-LED meter keeps you informed of your levels.

Pyle also offers the PEXM801, a 10-channel mixer with 2 combo inputs, and the PEXM1202, a 12 channel mixer. Take your mix to a professional level with this ultra low-noise, high-headroom mixer.

http://www.pyleaudio.com

Category:

Music

Tags:

• mixer
• 8channels
• pyle
• pylepro
• phantompower
• behringer
• channel
• multichannel
• poweredmixer

[pyleaudio1]

Hi I would say you should use the PEXM1202

[Black9571]

How can you put this on your computer?



[pyleaudio1]

@Black9571 What do you mean to put it on your computer you can use tthe Pyle PUSB102

[SmithLawrence2053]

LINK amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0­00E0PPH4/catgr-musicalinstrume­nts-20

Customer Reviews:

From a vocalist perspective, this is ideal for an economic solution to sound for the small practice space or gig. With a couple 2-way 12 PA speakers, you can mix well enough with the band to be heard.The only thing I'm missing really with this purchase is monitor inputs. I still find myself ...

For more details please copy the Amazon link above in your browser

[jamicannathan]

does it make beats like rap 1s

[SexyJowdan]

would this work with the Pyle Drum Mics, or do I need 7 xlr inputs?

[Black9571]

@pyleaudio1 i got it now lol