Pyle Professional Audio Mixer Sound Board Console System Interface 4 Channel Digital USB Bluetooth MP3 Computer Input 48V Phantom Power Stereo DJ Studio Streaming FX 16-Bit DSP processor-PMXU43BT

Great board
Great board and easy to use. Very versatile with all the connections. Love the Bluetooth connection. Main reason I bought it. Connect a phone, tablet or computer with ease.

Great, affordable mixer. Beware of a couple issues.
I’ve only had this mixer for a couple weeks, so this is a short-term review. I’ll update it if I have any issues down the road.TL;DR: Great, affordable mixer that’s perfect for anyone who wants to start podcasting, recording, or live-streaming. Beware of a couple issues.I’m fairly new to the world of audio mixing and editing, but it only took me about an hour to completely figure this mixer out. It’s laid out very simply, and after playing with it for a little while just about anyone will be able to use it. Here’s some pros and cons:PROS:- Can use phantom power, providing *both* mics +48V- Includes a neat 16-setting reverb FX option- Has a near zero-latency headphone output for easy monitoring- Sturdy build, removable/replaceable knobs- Clever mic input connectors that allow you to connect either XLR mics or 6.35mm (1/4″) plugs. It’s hard to tell in the product images, but the center of each XLR connection is a 6.35mm jack.- Simple – No bundled software or firmware updates. Just plug and play.- USB interface with media control keys. Allows for input AND output from a PC simultaneously. Perfect in combination with Voicemeeter Banana or similar mixing software.- Bluetooth connection for playing music from a phone. I didn’t get very good sound quality over BT, but that’s to be expected.CONS:- No mic mute buttons. If you want to mute your mic, you’ll have to use a switch on your mic (if you have one) or turn the level knob on the mixer all the way down. It’s a disappointing omission that had every right to be there even on a semi-budget device like this.- The USB interface has a couple bugs, one of which is fairly serious. I tested it on a couple different Windows PCs (I didn’t test on Linux or OSX, they may be fine) and got the same result: while on PC mode, the mixer continually turns the volume up on your computer. I don’t really care about the volume since I leave it at 100% all the time and control it through software, but the mixer forces the Windows volume overlay to stay on the screen while it’s plugged in. This can get really frustrating, especially if you’re listening to music (the music overlay in windows is massive). If you don’t like your volume at 100%, this bug may be a deal-breaker.Overall, it’s really great. However, if those two issues are a problem for you, you may want to look at the offerings from Behringer, Yamaha, and other such brands. Which is not to say they’re better – in fact most of them are more expensive and have less features. Just keep in mind that they won’t have the same issues.

Solid build and versatile!
Pyle PMXU43BTPretty darned handy little mixer. You cannot navigate folders when playing from USB memory, but it is great for canned playlists. The 1st folder and the 1st music file it finds will be track 1. I presume that it uses the sequence that the folder/file was copied to the USB memory to determine its numbering system. However, it will play the entire content of the 1st folder it finds before it moves to the next folder.It has plenty of gain to directly drive any decent powered speaker. The FX send can be used for Aux fed subs. Wahoo!Not sure how to pair BT with Surface 3…? Pressed Mode button on mixer (bt w/blinking LED) and looking for it to be discovered. The Surface 3 does not see it. TBC: Update – My error (I had a mouse using BT) – Shut off mouse and the mixer now BT connects with Surface 3.To get it set up: Close WMP on computer. Turn mixer On. Connect USB cable to computer. The display on the mixer will show “PC” when it connects. A small volume bar will display on computer. Launch WMP. Drag a few tracks to the player list. Press play (>|) button on mixer; the 1st track should start playing. The skip forward and skip back buttons should work, also. Be Careful to NOT hit the mode button as the mixer WILL disconnect from the PC! WMP will keep playing (and can be manipulated as normal from the PC), but the mixer will not be able to control the WMP. If you accidentally do this, just disconnect the USB cable at the mixer and plug it in again. It will reconnect and the 3 buttons will resume control. No big deal.The 3 control buttons (Pause/Fwd/Rew) can be pretty handy. Just know that the mixer is not a player and the PC/Laptop headphone output must still be cabled to input channels 3/4 (or connected via BT) to get sound to the mixer.I also tried this with AIMP (a WMP alternative that I like), and it worked with it also! I will find some bright finger-nail polish and paint the Mode button RED!The build quality is comparable to Mackie ProFX, which is very good. I will be buying another for backup.

Excelente producto y cumplen con fecha de entrega

El producto en sí viene fabricado con materiales de calidad, sus partes se ven bien ensambladas y ha funcionado adecuadamente, de hecho la he usado un par de ocasiones y he quedado satisfecho con su funcionamiento, cumple con lo que ofrece, creo que una de las pequeñas limitantes que traen este tipo de productos es que sus canales para conectar un dispositivo como auxiliar es en mono, pero aún así me parece aceptable y en cuanto a sus demás funciones, considero que vale la pena y en comparación con otros productos me parece que su precio es justo, lo recomiendo para quienes empezamos a adentrarnos en este ambiente de mejorar la calidad del audio en nuestros proyectos de este tipo. Lo recomiendo y más adelante volveré para actualizar mi experiencia con el uso de este producto.