Yamaha MG16 - 16-Input Mixer

Great features for this price point. Purchased for the USB capabilities and the wide array of input/outputs. I pair the mixer with a Yamaha PX3, connected to over 40 speakers through Stereo main (XLR), dual Aux to a FM transmitter and separate PC and audio cloud streaming (Stereo 1/4 jack out).

Haven't gotten to use it that much as of yet. But from the time I have used it, it is easy to learn and the sound is great.

I have had 2 smaller Yamaha mixers for rehearsals but needed a slightly bigger one for gigs -- to go with powered speakers. This unit is lightweight and FULL of features. The digital effects are top-notch -- some of the very best. It is quiet, intuitive and easy to use.

This desk is really nice I used it for a primary school production with 8 radio mics and the whole design and usability of the desk is superb. The on-board compressors help massively and save having to carry around large racks full of compressors.

Great Mixing Board at an acceptable price. It has all the expected features and worked the first time out of the box.

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  Only a singe special effect is useable at one time. This is no different than other mixing boards in the same category.Although this is a 4-bus mixer, they are ganged together in groups of 2 (1-2, 3-4) for purposes of controlling.

I bought this mixer for my community band, which had been using a 6-channel powered mixer for our PA system. We needed more mic inputs for our concerts, and this provided the right number and quality of mic inputs.

This is a brilliant little mixer. With the built in compressors makes it a brilliant portable solution and saves carrying around heavy units when its all combined perfectly. Great sound quality. Lovely desk.

Excellent board. Quality equipment. Great sound and good price

I love the mixer. Sound is great, and the recording feature is bonus. For anyone buying this to record tracks, buy an audio interface instead. This is a mixer best intended for live performance.

Awesome board, however the USB feature is entirely useless. It only outputs in stereo over USB, so bringing a laptop or class-compliant USB device to record is overkill. It's the equivalent of getting a "board mix" rather than a multitrack session that could be later mixed. Oh well.