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Cheap and simple mixing desk
I was needing a mixing apparatus so i could merge various signals from different sources and the Behringer MX400 was the cheapest, simplest and smallest of all.
It does a decent job as its low in noise if you don't turn it up to 11.
The small form was a deciding factor as i can use the mixing desk on top of my synths or on my pedalboard without to much hassle.
It has a great feature that is working as a passive mixing desk if the power is out.
The building is ok with a metal chassis and the knobs feel fine.
I have used it in more applications that I was thinking of when i get it.
Sometimes me and my friends want to jam (2 guitars with pedals, a bass and a synth) and now we can all do it using just one amp.
It would be perfect if it could be battery powered but i guess you can't ask for everything at this price point and probably it would drain the batteries in a few minutes so Behringer's engineers don't give us that option.
If you need a small, well build, simple and cheap mixing desk i would recomend the Behringer MX400
It does a decent job as its low in noise if you don't turn it up to 11.
The small form was a deciding factor as i can use the mixing desk on top of my synths or on my pedalboard without to much hassle.
It has a great feature that is working as a passive mixing desk if the power is out.
The building is ok with a metal chassis and the knobs feel fine.
I have used it in more applications that I was thinking of when i get it.
Sometimes me and my friends want to jam (2 guitars with pedals, a bass and a synth) and now we can all do it using just one amp.
It would be perfect if it could be battery powered but i guess you can't ask for everything at this price point and probably it would drain the batteries in a few minutes so Behringer's engineers don't give us that option.
If you need a small, well build, simple and cheap mixing desk i would recomend the Behringer MX400
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Bang for the buck!
+ it's cheap and works as expected;
+ built like a tank;
+ sounds good unless you max its output (you'll get an overdrive in this case);
+ it's quite useful if you need to connect a few instruments to your main mixer or sound interface and has limited inputs on it;
+ but NOTICE! in case you want to use its output with headphones you will need mono to stereo adapter, e.g. "the sssnake 1936 Adapter".
+ built like a tank;
+ sounds good unless you max its output (you'll get an overdrive in this case);
+ it's quite useful if you need to connect a few instruments to your main mixer or sound interface and has limited inputs on it;
+ but NOTICE! in case you want to use its output with headphones you will need mono to stereo adapter, e.g. "the sssnake 1936 Adapter".
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Increases your flexibility in home studio or live situations.
I used this item busking on a 1 channel amp, a guitar and backing track, taking 2 channels. Then at a party an acoustic guitar, bass guitar, and an SM58 into one channel of the PA. I used the small mixer to control sound levels, adjacent to me for local control. The sound is clear, with no artifacts, and a little BluTack affixed to the underside stabilised the unit considering it's lightness and occasional pull from cables. It would be really useful with a 2 channel audio interface to get a total of 5 inputs, or with 2 units, 8 tracks of input 'bounced' realtime into the 2 inputs on the audio interface. That would give your home studio 8 channels of live input for only a cost of €31.40 while you save for an 8 track audio interface. It would be feasible to track a whole drum kit live this way, with only the 2 channel audio interface.
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Neat piece of equipment
I bought this to combine two guitar channels into one (one with effects and one clean). I wanted something that lets me adjust their corresponding volumes. So Behringer MX400 is definitely doing the trick. I would have loved if the output was stereo and panning options were available, but nevertheless this is a great product. It's actually quite solid, sturdy-made which was impressive for Behringer.
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good enough for me
I just wanted something decent and simple for home playing, for split signal in one amp or similar. And I bought just that - a simple, sturdy little mixer that I can put in my pocket.
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Good little line mixer for combining signals
output is mono so keep that in mind. Build is good, metal case. Knobs are sturdy. Power supply is included so it's ready to go. Works as it should. Wish it was stereo out (for headphones), but works as a way to combine audio from 4 devices.
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simplicity above all
I does what it is supposed to do in the easiest way.
Rock solid box, precise knobs.
Just pay attention to your power supply source if you wish to use your favorite multi-output power supply: this item requires a 12V DC CENTER POSITIVE.
Rock solid box, precise knobs.
Just pay attention to your power supply source if you wish to use your favorite multi-output power supply: this item requires a 12V DC CENTER POSITIVE.
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Behringer MX400
Like all other products bought in this store, great and excellent quality. Thomann de is my number one store!
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The bare essentials
You need to mix up to 4 instruments & your budget is minimum, or you've ran out of inputs on you main mixer & you just need a few more, or some friends showed up for a jam & you only have one amp. What do you do? The solution may be this tiny mixer. If offers the bare essentials & nothing more, but can be a life saver. It does what is supposed to do with a good sound quality, low noise & sturdy construction, meaning it can be thrown in your gig bag, go around & last.
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Cheap but really bad audio quality
Plugged in 2 synths, i can't keep both at a nice level, if i raise both high, they become really distorted. Gotta keep both at 50% and lose audio quality
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