Depusheng DT12 Studio Audio Mixer 12-Channel DJ Sound Controller Interface w/USB Drive for Computer Recording Input, XLR Microphone Jack, 48V Power, RCA Input/Output for Professional and Beginners

Regardless of its pricetag this is an excellent mixer. All channels work fine and sound crystal clear. I’ve owned mixers in the past made by Tascam, Yamaha, Alesis, and Allen & Heath, and this mixer measures up to them nicely. I can find no issues with it, so if you’re a multi-instrumentalist looking for a basic set of dedicated channels you can’t go wrong with this mixer. Edit: I’m noticing that the negative reviews for this item either are for a different item, or from inexperienced users. Using a mixer requires the purchase of XLR and 1/4” cables in quantity. You should expect this - a mixer isn’t magical, it’s one component in a chain of components. A cow doesn’t make ham - you should know this. If you never recorded anything before, watch some youtube videos before buying a mixer. If you need a DJ mixer, buy a DJ mixer. If you’re doing karaoke, buy a karaoke machine. This mixer is for recording audio straight to tape or into a computer audio recording interface like Pro Tools and Ableton. This mixer has a very basic USB input for ‘karaoke,’ but it’s tacked on as a novelty. If you’re a musician with recording experience, this is a good affordable mixer worth considering. If you’re a soccer mom throwing your first karaoke party, don’t buy this then complain about it :)

My wife and I are professional guitarists/vocalists, and we also host a weekly open mic. We also play shows there every other week as well. We needed a larger mixer for the open mic, but couldn't spend an arm and a leg. Bought this one on Amazon, and have been using it to keep at the venue. It's really a great, solid mixer that works very well!! We use it to mix guitars & mics into our Bose L1 Compact, and I would highly recommend this mixer for anyone who needs a good solid mixer! It's held up perfectly over the last year or so, is nice and quiet, and has pretty much everything needed! It has onboard Reverb & Delay, all options (XLR & 1/4") outputs, etc..

I would have given it five stars except for the eq section. I bought this to use as a pre-mix for my drum kit during live shows. For the money it works very well. The eq section doesn’t allow you to boost or cut particular frequencies, it only allows you to boost or cut preset frequencies. Other than that, it’s perfect for what I use it for. Oh, and the effects is a waste of dsp in my opinion. (Terrible). Don’t buy it for the eq or effects. It’s really just a mixer. But for the money, not bad overall.

Unbeleiveable for the price , nice, clean and quiet, a simple mixer with professional features like pfl, phantom power,mp3 player and more, try it for yourselves anyone can use it

UPDATE: Ive used this board in my drum room for about 7 months without any issues. Two weeks ago, the headphone jack stopped working. You could just barely hear anything. I run my phone through the Bluetooth with Drumless tracks. That said, I contacted seller via email, who responded quickly, like the next day. I sent them a video, at their request, showing the issue. The technician sent me a video of settings to check. Now a funny was the technician spoke in Chinese. I, however, do not speak Chinese. That said, I checked everything he pointed to with his finger. After just two settings checks, the headphone jack came to life. Turns out there was a setting in the Bluetooth that is not explained in the manual. I can’t say enough great things about the tech support of this company. From the quick response to the knowledgeable techs. This board has worked flawlessly otherwise.

Got yourself a drumkit that's got a few too many pieces for most mixers to be configured properly? Need 12 INDIVIDUAL channels instead of those mixers with combined L/R channels for 7/8 9/10 11/12? Need every single channel to have its own XLR connection? Don't have eight hundred dollars? Look no further. While I don't use much of the digital features (effects, bluetooth) as a traditional analog mixer, this thing is awesome considering it's very affordable. Rivaling the price of 4-channel high-end mixers, you'll be surprised with what this unit can achieve. You're not getting big studio sound, but it's very decent and the resulting sound will suit most homebrew studios. It's been doing quite a good job of my 8 (soon to be 9) piece + cymbals and hat kit!

Excellent quality, exceeded my expectations, 100% recommended

It produces a hiss, it was tested in several ways and still the hiss was there. The master vumeter stopped working after a few minutes, checked everything aswell, it's dead. Good thing is it still works fine, if you have more budget go for another one like Behringer.

it didnt work from the very first day bought it.i wouldnt recommend it to anyone.

I am very happy with the mixer amp. I would buy here again

Por el precio la consola es una maravilla, cierto que su único Fx no es lo mejor, tiene lo necesario para un grupo pequeño, la he usado 1 vez por 4 horas, se calienta, nada fuera de lo común, en resúmen, si vas empezando con tu banda o quieres solo utilizarla para grabarte o ensayar, es perfecta.

Casi no lo he usado aun pero a simple vista material y producto cubre mis espectativas tal y como lo comercializa el vendedor

I just installed a DT8 in our facility lounge and everything seems to work as expected except that the vocals are being stripped from audio sources (Logitech bluetooth adapter and tv output). It seems to be acting like it is in karaoke mode? I need the mixer to pass the full stereo signal to output. Changed rating after discovering i needed Mono jacks for the line inputs.