6-Channel Audio Mixer with Sound... vs Yamaha MG06 6-Input Compact Ster...

This mixer delivers a lot for a good price. I like the simplicity and functionality of the unit and the fact that it came with a wall adapter for power.

The mic preamps are clean and clear enough to be very usable with most mics. The mixer provides enough power for most microphones, if you are using a power-hungry mic such as an sm7b you will need to get a preamp to add more power. The phantom power a...  Read More

The main fader feels a little cheap but it does work. The onboard effects are fun, but i would not use them for high-quality effects in a song for the radio. The master fader is a nice touch. It’s not really flashy but itdoes get the job done.

It has a metal chassis that feels a little thin but at least it is not plastic. Overall this mixer is decent for the price and is a step up from some other beginner mixer boards. Would recommend as an entry level board for a solo performer looking to ...  Read More

All the knobs, push *, and other controls work well with no slop in their motion. It's not a big deal unless you have ocd like me. The knobs feel ok and the jack's seem to be ok.

It's not capable of function as recorder. Not as described.

Two shure dynamic microphones with balanced xlr cables provide the two main inputs. The effects on the mic channel including simple eq and reverb or delay are basic, but work nicely. Fairly low noise floor, especially with a good microphone.

Cubase fails to connect to the usp interface. The usb codec driver seems to drop out and when i hit the spacebar all my audio suddenly started to play about 8 to 10% slower with crackling audio. It technically works, but the input is so low that the a...  Read More

The preamps are simply terrible, the compressors are garbage, and the noise this thing produces makes it unusable. There are no effects on the stereo line channels. There is no eq on the stereos.

Eq knob bent and popped off. And it's never right. Not for the un-initiated.