8 Channel Audio Mixer DJ Mixer Sound Board Console - 8-Channel

Our review of the 8 Channel Audio Mixer evaluates an affordable, full-featured tabletop console aimed at hobbyists, streamers and small live performers. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of flexible connectivity and built-in DSP effects, which lets one board handle microphones, instruments, USB/U disk playback and Bluetooth input without adding many external processors. It is especially useful for karaoke, small DJ sets and home streaming where ease of connection and on-board reverb/delay are priorities.

Key Features

• 8 channels: Multiple inputs let you connect mics, guitars and stereo sources so a small band or streaming setup can be mixed on one desk.
• Built-in Bluetooth: Wireless pairing with phones provides quick playback or backing tracks without extra cabling for casual sessions and karaoke.
• 16 DSP effects: On-board reverb and delay presets add polish to vocals and instruments without external processors.
• 48V phantom power: Four XLR inputs with phantom support make it possible to use condenser microphones for clearer vocals and recording.
• 3-band EQ on channels: Per-channel high, mid and low control provides basic tone shaping for live mixes and recordings.
• U disk player and USB interface: Digital playback from a U disk or USB input gives simple options for backing tracks and recorded audio.

Who It's For

This mixer suits content creators, karaoke hosts and small live performers who need an all-in-one, budget-friendly desk with both mic and stereo inputs. The inclusion of XLRs with phantom power and a pair of main outs means it can be used for PA or streaming when paired with powered speakers or an interface.

Those who demand studio-grade preamps, ultra-low noise or advanced routing should look elsewhere; some users report mixed results on noise and build feel, so engineers requiring pristine, noise-free tracking or touring-grade ruggedness may prefer a higher-end model.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Wide connectivity: XLR, 1/4 in, RCA, USB and Bluetooth cover most common inputs for live and streaming setups.
• Useful DSP: Sixteen built-in effects and reverb/delay options offer creative flexibility without extra gear.
• Phantom power: 48V support on XLR channels allows condenser microphones for better vocal capture.

Cons

• Variable sound/noise: Customer feedback shows mixed results on noise level and build quality, so placement and cabling may matter for best results.
• Bluetooth range is limited to about 3 ft, which can be restrictive for some setups.

Specifications

Channels	8 channel inputs
Inputs	XLR, 1/4 in (6.35mm), RCA, USB, Bluetooth
Phantom Power	+48V on 4 XLR inputs
Effects	Built-in 16 DSP reverberation/delay effects
EQ	3-band equalization per channel
Playback	U disk player and USB audio interface
Main Outputs	RCA pair and 1/4 in main outputs

Our Verdict

The 8 Channel Audio Mixer is a strong value for small venues, streamers and karaoke hosts who need flexible I/O, phantom power and on-board effects without a large budget. It is not a high-end studio console, but for live mixing and simple recording it delivers useful features and good versatility when carefully set up to minimize noise.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use condenser microphones with this mixer?
Yes. Four XLR channels support +48V phantom power; press the +48V switch when using condenser mics.

Does the Bluetooth work for music playback?
Yes. Built-in Bluetooth pairs with phones and smart devices for playback and remote control, though the practical range is about 3 ft.

What outputs are available to connect speakers?
The mixer includes a pair of RCA outputs and a pair of 1/4 in main outputs for connection to powered speakers or a power amplifier.