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Digital Mixers

Yamaha MGX16 WH

Yamaha
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH
Yamaha MGX16 WH

Compact 16-Channel Digital Mixer

  • For live applications, streaming, audio production and professional recording
  • Buses: 8 x Mix + 2 x FX + 1 x CUE + 1 x stereo
  • 15 + 1 faders (non-motorised)
  • Per channel rotary control, select, cue and on buttons
  • 4.3" touchscreen with five rotary controls
  • Eight assignable function keys in banks, switchable
  • Built-in DSP processor for latency-free monitoring
  • Bluetooth 5.0, A2DP
  • Built-in USB audio interface
  • MicroSD card slot
  • 16-track recording / 2-track playback (24-bit / up to 96 kHz)
  • Functions: Auto Gain, Clip Safe, Simple/Standard Mode, Scene Recall
  • Dimensions (W × H × D): 419 × 96 × 319 mm
  • Weight: 4.6 kg
  • Colour: White
  • Includes external 16 V power supply (PA-300) as well as Cubase AI, WaveLab Cast, Basic FX Suite and Steinberg Plus

Connectors:

  • Microphone/line inputs: 8 x XLR/6.3 mm jack combo
  • Line input: Four 6.3 mm jacks
  • Inputs: Four RCA (2 x L/R)
  • Line outputs: Two XLR, 8 x 6.3 mm jack
  • Four stereo headphone outputs: 6.3 mm jack
  • Two USB-C ports
  • Input for external power supply
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
3-Year Thomann Warranty
  • Available since January 2026
  • Item number 634629
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • User Interface Physical
  • Number of faders 16
  • DSP Input channels 0
  • Mic Preamp 8
  • Physical outputs 8
  • Digital stagebox connection No
  • Hotspot No
  • Multitrack Record Yes
  • integratated Player/Rec via USB/SD stereo
  • 19" Rackmount Optional
  • Max.number of input channels 16
  • Microphone Inputs 8
  • Analog Line Inputs 16
  • Analog Line Outputs 8
  • DSP Output Channels 0
  • Busses 8
  • Digital Inputs 0
  • Mono-Line Input 12
  • Digital Outputs 0
  • Stereo-Line Input 2
  • Ethernet No
  • Computer interface USB
  • Special Features 18x18 USB Audio Interface, MicroSD Card Slot; 16 Track Recording / 2 Track Playback
  • Soundcard interface USB-B
  • Recorder Format WAV/MP3
  • RTA No
  • FX Processor 2
  • 31 Band EQ 0
  • Matrix 0
  • DCA/VCA Groups 0
  • Midi Connector No
  • Sample rate 96 kHz
  • Separate Personal Monitor system No
  • Expansion Card slots 0
  • Digital ADAT No
  • Digital SPDIF No
  • Digital AES3/ASESEB No
  • Digital MADI No
  • Digital Dante No
  • Case No
  • Height 96 mm
  • Width 419 mm
  • Depth 319 mm
  • Weight 5,26 kg
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The digital evolution of a true classic

The Yamaha MGX16 is a powerful 16‑channel digital mixing console that builds upon a distinguished legacy with an updated feature set. Its analogue predecessor, the MG series, has long established itself as an industry standard. Now, the MGX16 adds flexible digital functionality to Yamaha's tried-and-tested build quality. It's equipped with versatile features designed to make it work intuitively in a wide range of applications. Yamaha's core concept here is sound quality and effortless operation – everything to a professional standard. The MGX16 is based on a fully digital mixing engine that combines precise signal processing with a familiar workflow. Physical faders and controls allow quick, organic mixing, while the 4.3‑inch touchscreen gives users clear access to channel processing, routing, and system configuration.

Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Low-distortion input and latency-free monitoring

The Yamaha MGX16 implements high‑quality microphone preamps on mic/line combo sockets, providing a gain range of up to 86dB with very low distortion. In addition to the eight combo inputs, the MGX16 provides two stereo TRS line inputs, two stereo RCA line inputs, two XLR main outputs, eight TRS‑OMNI outputs, and four headphone connections. Two USB ports (Main and Sub) allow flexible recording and playback setups. The main USB port enables up to 22 tracks to be recorded or played back simultaneously; the sub USB port supports two tracks. The integrated DSP processor offers extensive sound‑shaping options (including noise gate, compressor, EQ, delay, reverb, amp simulator, and voice changer), providing latency‑free monitoring of the processed signal.

Controls on the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Reliable and flexible

This digital mixer is aimed at professional and semi‑professional users across a wide range of fields. It can be variously used as a main or sub‑mixer for live performances, for making mobile recordings or quickly creating backup recordings, and also for home recording setups. Thanks to its USB audio interface, the Yamaha MGX16 can function as an effective frontend for recording and streaming: Individual channels can be recorded directly into the DAW. The secondary USB port can be used to send a stereo signal for backup or streaming, or to integrate two‑channel devices for external playback – and wireless sources can also be added via the Bluetooth function and patched to any channel strip. For additional operational reliability, the MGX16 can record up to 16 tracks directly to a microSD card.

Display on the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

About Yamaha

For decades, Yamaha has been one of the world's best-known manufacturers of musical instruments and audio technology. The Japanese company's long history began at the end of the 19th century with the harmonium. The product range has constantly expanded since then, which has made Yamaha one of the few manufacturers today to offer almost the entire range of existing musical instruments: From upright and grand pianos to guitars, wind instruments, and bowed string instruments and from drums and percussion to electronic keyboards and synthesizers. Yamaha is also a major force in the field of audio engineering as a manufacturer of mixing consoles, amplifiers, PA systems, and more. Yamaha's guiding principle is to combine traditional craftsmanship with state-of-the-art technology.

Rear view of the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Part of a high-powered family

The Yamaha MGX16 is part of a complete series of digital mixing consoles. In addition to the 16‑channel version described here, the range includes a 12‑channel model (MGX12), as well as two similarly outfitted audio‑video variants that, for the first time, also offer full HDMI functionality for video recording and streaming (MGX12V and MGX16V). All models are available in a black or white finish, with the robust Yamaha construction that users the world over have come to expect. All the devices in the MGX ecosystem feature a tactile physical control interface, support multitrack recording, and include a microSD card slot. Each unit also includes a comprehensive software bundle with a DAW, a post‑production suite, and a collection of virtual instruments (i.e., Cubase AI, WaveLab Cast and Steinberg Plus), a Basic FX Suite licence, and a Yamaha PA‑300C power supply unit.

The Yamaha MGX16 is a powerful 16‑channel digital mixing console that builds upon a distinguished legacy with an updated feature set. Its analogue predecessor, the MG series, has long established itself as an industry standard. Now, the MGX16 adds flexible digital functionality to Yamaha's tried-and-tested build quality. It's equipped with versatile features designed to make it work intuitively in a wide range of applications. Yamaha's core concept here is sound quality and effortless operation – everything to a professional standard. The MGX16 is based on a fully digital mixing engine that combines precise signal processing with a familiar workflow. Physical faders and controls allow quick, organic mixing, while the 4.3‑inch touchscreen gives users clear access to channel processing, routing, and system configuration.

Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Low-distortion input and latency-free monitoring

The Yamaha MGX16 implements high‑quality microphone preamps on mic/line combo sockets, providing a gain range of up to 86dB with very low distortion. In addition to the eight combo inputs, the MGX16 provides two stereo TRS line inputs, two stereo RCA line inputs, two XLR main outputs, eight TRS‑OMNI outputs, and four headphone connections. Two USB ports (Main and Sub) allow flexible recording and playback setups. The main USB port enables up to 22 tracks to be recorded or played back simultaneously; the sub USB port supports two tracks. The integrated DSP processor offers extensive sound‑shaping options (including noise gate, compressor, EQ, delay, reverb, amp simulator, and voice changer), providing latency‑free monitoring of the processed signal.

Controls on the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Reliable and flexible

This digital mixer is aimed at professional and semi‑professional users across a wide range of fields. It can be variously used as a main or sub‑mixer for live performances, for making mobile recordings or quickly creating backup recordings, and also for home recording setups. Thanks to its USB audio interface, the Yamaha MGX16 can function as an effective frontend for recording and streaming: Individual channels can be recorded directly into the DAW. The secondary USB port can be used to send a stereo signal for backup or streaming, or to integrate two‑channel devices for external playback – and wireless sources can also be added via the Bluetooth function and patched to any channel strip. For additional operational reliability, the MGX16 can record up to 16 tracks directly to a microSD card.

Display on the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

About Yamaha

For decades, Yamaha has been one of the world's best-known manufacturers of musical instruments and audio technology. The Japanese company's long history began at the end of the 19th century with the harmonium. The product range has constantly expanded since then, which has made Yamaha one of the few manufacturers today to offer almost the entire range of existing musical instruments: From upright and grand pianos to guitars, wind instruments, and bowed string instruments and from drums and percussion to electronic keyboards and synthesizers. Yamaha is also a major force in the field of audio engineering as a manufacturer of mixing consoles, amplifiers, PA systems, and more. Yamaha's guiding principle is to combine traditional craftsmanship with state-of-the-art technology.

Rear view of the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Part of a high-powered family

The Yamaha MGX16 is part of a complete series of digital mixing consoles. In addition to the 16‑channel version described here, the range includes a 12‑channel model (MGX12), as well as two similarly outfitted audio‑video variants that, for the first time, also offer full HDMI functionality for video recording and streaming (MGX12V and MGX16V). All models are available in a black or white finish, with the robust Yamaha construction that users the world over have come to expect. All the devices in the MGX ecosystem feature a tactile physical control interface, support multitrack recording, and include a microSD card slot. Each unit also includes a comprehensive software bundle with a DAW, a post‑production suite, and a collection of virtual instruments (i.e., Cubase AI, WaveLab Cast and Steinberg Plus), a Basic FX Suite licence, and a Yamaha PA‑300C power supply unit.

The Yamaha MGX16 is a powerful 16‑channel digital mixing console that builds upon a distinguished legacy with an updated feature set. Its analogue predecessor, the MG series, has long established itself as an industry standard. Now, the MGX16 adds flexible digital functionality to Yamaha's tried-and-tested build quality. It's equipped with versatile features designed to make it work intuitively in a wide range of applications. Yamaha's core concept here is sound quality and effortless operation – everything to a professional standard. The MGX16 is based on a fully digital mixing engine that combines precise signal processing with a familiar workflow. Physical faders and controls allow quick, organic mixing, while the 4.3‑inch touchscreen gives users clear access to channel processing, routing, and system configuration.

Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Low-distortion input and latency-free monitoring

The Yamaha MGX16 implements high‑quality microphone preamps on mic/line combo sockets, providing a gain range of up to 86dB with very low distortion. In addition to the eight combo inputs, the MGX16 provides two stereo TRS line inputs, two stereo RCA line inputs, two XLR main outputs, eight TRS‑OMNI outputs, and four headphone connections. Two USB ports (Main and Sub) allow flexible recording and playback setups. The main USB port enables up to 22 tracks to be recorded or played back simultaneously; the sub USB port supports two tracks. The integrated DSP processor offers extensive sound‑shaping options (including noise gate, compressor, EQ, delay, reverb, amp simulator, and voice changer), providing latency‑free monitoring of the processed signal.

Controls on the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Reliable and flexible

This digital mixer is aimed at professional and semi‑professional users across a wide range of fields. It can be variously used as a main or sub‑mixer for live performances, for making mobile recordings or quickly creating backup recordings, and also for home recording setups. Thanks to its USB audio interface, the Yamaha MGX16 can function as an effective frontend for recording and streaming: Individual channels can be recorded directly into the DAW. The secondary USB port can be used to send a stereo signal for backup or streaming, or to integrate two‑channel devices for external playback – and wireless sources can also be added via the Bluetooth function and patched to any channel strip. For additional operational reliability, the MGX16 can record up to 16 tracks directly to a microSD card.

Display on the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

About Yamaha

For decades, Yamaha has been one of the world's best-known manufacturers of musical instruments and audio technology. The Japanese company's long history began at the end of the 19th century with the harmonium. The product range has constantly expanded since then, which has made Yamaha one of the few manufacturers today to offer almost the entire range of existing musical instruments: From upright and grand pianos to guitars, wind instruments, and bowed string instruments and from drums and percussion to electronic keyboards and synthesizers. Yamaha is also a major force in the field of audio engineering as a manufacturer of mixing consoles, amplifiers, PA systems, and more. Yamaha's guiding principle is to combine traditional craftsmanship with state-of-the-art technology.

Rear view of the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Part of a high-powered family

The Yamaha MGX16 is part of a complete series of digital mixing consoles. In addition to the 16‑channel version described here, the range includes a 12‑channel model (MGX12), as well as two similarly outfitted audio‑video variants that, for the first time, also offer full HDMI functionality for video recording and streaming (MGX12V and MGX16V). All models are available in a black or white finish, with the robust Yamaha construction that users the world over have come to expect. All the devices in the MGX ecosystem feature a tactile physical control interface, support multitrack recording, and include a microSD card slot. Each unit also includes a comprehensive software bundle with a DAW, a post‑production suite, and a collection of virtual instruments (i.e., Cubase AI, WaveLab Cast and Steinberg Plus), a Basic FX Suite licence, and a Yamaha PA‑300C power supply unit.

The Yamaha MGX16 is a powerful 16‑channel digital mixing console that builds upon a distinguished legacy with an updated feature set. Its analogue predecessor, the MG series, has long established itself as an industry standard. Now, the MGX16 adds flexible digital functionality to Yamaha's tried-and-tested build quality. It's equipped with versatile features designed to make it work intuitively in a wide range of applications. Yamaha's core concept here is sound quality and effortless operation – everything to a professional standard. The MGX16 is based on a fully digital mixing engine that combines precise signal processing with a familiar workflow. Physical faders and controls allow quick, organic mixing, while the 4.3‑inch touchscreen gives users clear access to channel processing, routing, and system configuration.

Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Low-distortion input and latency-free monitoring

The Yamaha MGX16 implements high‑quality microphone preamps on mic/line combo sockets, providing a gain range of up to 86dB with very low distortion. In addition to the eight combo inputs, the MGX16 provides two stereo TRS line inputs, two stereo RCA line inputs, two XLR main outputs, eight TRS‑OMNI outputs, and four headphone connections. Two USB ports (Main and Sub) allow flexible recording and playback setups. The main USB port enables up to 22 tracks to be recorded or played back simultaneously; the sub USB port supports two tracks. The integrated DSP processor offers extensive sound‑shaping options (including noise gate, compressor, EQ, delay, reverb, amp simulator, and voice changer), providing latency‑free monitoring of the processed signal.

Controls on the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Reliable and flexible

This digital mixer is aimed at professional and semi‑professional users across a wide range of fields. It can be variously used as a main or sub‑mixer for live performances, for making mobile recordings or quickly creating backup recordings, and also for home recording setups. Thanks to its USB audio interface, the Yamaha MGX16 can function as an effective frontend for recording and streaming: Individual channels can be recorded directly into the DAW. The secondary USB port can be used to send a stereo signal for backup or streaming, or to integrate two‑channel devices for external playback – and wireless sources can also be added via the Bluetooth function and patched to any channel strip. For additional operational reliability, the MGX16 can record up to 16 tracks directly to a microSD card.

Display on the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

About Yamaha

For decades, Yamaha has been one of the world's best-known manufacturers of musical instruments and audio technology. The Japanese company's long history began at the end of the 19th century with the harmonium. The product range has constantly expanded since then, which has made Yamaha one of the few manufacturers today to offer almost the entire range of existing musical instruments: From upright and grand pianos to guitars, wind instruments, and bowed string instruments and from drums and percussion to electronic keyboards and synthesizers. Yamaha is also a major force in the field of audio engineering as a manufacturer of mixing consoles, amplifiers, PA systems, and more. Yamaha's guiding principle is to combine traditional craftsmanship with state-of-the-art technology.

Rear view of the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Part of a high-powered family

The Yamaha MGX16 is part of a complete series of digital mixing consoles. In addition to the 16‑channel version described here, the range includes a 12‑channel model (MGX12), as well as two similarly outfitted audio‑video variants that, for the first time, also offer full HDMI functionality for video recording and streaming (MGX12V and MGX16V). All models are available in a black or white finish, with the robust Yamaha construction that users the world over have come to expect. All the devices in the MGX ecosystem feature a tactile physical control interface, support multitrack recording, and include a microSD card slot. Each unit also includes a comprehensive software bundle with a DAW, a post‑production suite, and a collection of virtual instruments (i.e., Cubase AI, WaveLab Cast and Steinberg Plus), a Basic FX Suite licence, and a Yamaha PA‑300C power supply unit.

The Yamaha MGX16 is a powerful 16‑channel digital mixing console that builds upon a distinguished legacy with an updated feature set. Its analogue predecessor, the MG series, has long established itself as an industry standard. Now, the MGX16 adds flexible digital functionality to Yamaha's tried-and-tested build quality. It's equipped with versatile features designed to make it work intuitively in a wide range of applications. Yamaha's core concept here is sound quality and effortless operation – everything to a professional standard. The MGX16 is based on a fully digital mixing engine that combines precise signal processing with a familiar workflow. Physical faders and controls allow quick, organic mixing, while the 4.3‑inch touchscreen gives users clear access to channel processing, routing, and system configuration.

Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Low-distortion input and latency-free monitoring

The Yamaha MGX16 implements high‑quality microphone preamps on mic/line combo sockets, providing a gain range of up to 86dB with very low distortion. In addition to the eight combo inputs, the MGX16 provides two stereo TRS line inputs, two stereo RCA line inputs, two XLR main outputs, eight TRS‑OMNI outputs, and four headphone connections. Two USB ports (Main and Sub) allow flexible recording and playback setups. The main USB port enables up to 22 tracks to be recorded or played back simultaneously; the sub USB port supports two tracks. The integrated DSP processor offers extensive sound‑shaping options (including noise gate, compressor, EQ, delay, reverb, amp simulator, and voice changer), providing latency‑free monitoring of the processed signal.

Controls on the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Reliable and flexible

This digital mixer is aimed at professional and semi‑professional users across a wide range of fields. It can be variously used as a main or sub‑mixer for live performances, for making mobile recordings or quickly creating backup recordings, and also for home recording setups. Thanks to its USB audio interface, the Yamaha MGX16 can function as an effective frontend for recording and streaming: Individual channels can be recorded directly into the DAW. The secondary USB port can be used to send a stereo signal for backup or streaming, or to integrate two‑channel devices for external playback – and wireless sources can also be added via the Bluetooth function and patched to any channel strip. For additional operational reliability, the MGX16 can record up to 16 tracks directly to a microSD card.

Display on the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

About Yamaha

For decades, Yamaha has been one of the world's best-known manufacturers of musical instruments and audio technology. The Japanese company's long history began at the end of the 19th century with the harmonium. The product range has constantly expanded since then, which has made Yamaha one of the few manufacturers today to offer almost the entire range of existing musical instruments: From upright and grand pianos to guitars, wind instruments, and bowed string instruments and from drums and percussion to electronic keyboards and synthesizers. Yamaha is also a major force in the field of audio engineering as a manufacturer of mixing consoles, amplifiers, PA systems, and more. Yamaha's guiding principle is to combine traditional craftsmanship with state-of-the-art technology.

Rear view of the Yamaha MGX16 White, digital mixer

Part of a high-powered family

The Yamaha MGX16 is part of a complete series of digital mixing consoles. In addition to the 16‑channel version described here, the range includes a 12‑channel model (MGX12), as well as two similarly outfitted audio‑video variants that, for the first time, also offer full HDMI functionality for video recording and streaming (MGX12V and MGX16V). All models are available in a black or white finish, with the robust Yamaha construction that users the world over have come to expect. All the devices in the MGX ecosystem feature a tactile physical control interface, support multitrack recording, and include a microSD card slot. Each unit also includes a comprehensive software bundle with a DAW, a post‑production suite, and a collection of virtual instruments (i.e., Cubase AI, WaveLab Cast and Steinberg Plus), a Basic FX Suite licence, and a Yamaha PA‑300C power supply unit.

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