Yamaha EMX7 12-input Stereo Powered Mixer w/ DSP Effects

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A great Amp/Mixer. A lot of power in a little box. I'm using it primarily in our church fellowship hall and at outside church events. It provides plenty of sound...so much so, we even have to turn it down at times. I don't want to blow out the crowd. I love the MP3 plug so that I can input my cellphone or MP3 player to provide music for any event. I also love the inputs for our DVD player so that we can show projected movies without voice delay. Though it was a little more costly than comparable brands, I believe the added cost was worth it. I highly recommend this mixer.

Old Yamaha mixer smoked at last event so this one was a quick purchase to replace. Perfect for karaoke/trivia/ wedding ceremony/live performance.

VERY disappointed in this mixer. So much so, that I'm packing it up to send back.On the good: It's dummy proof.On the Bad: Where to start? There is NO WAY this is 710 watts per side. We used it for 2 practices and a gig, and there was virtually NO headroom and weak volume. My band is a country band, so it's not like we play super loud.The powered mixer I tried to replace was an old Peavey 8600. It is 600 watts per side, clearly marked "main" and "monitor" on each power amp side. Both sides controls worked as advertised. On the Yamaha, it's labed "Aux 1" and "Aux 2" and neither side works for a clear main/monitor setup. I set the digital controls for it, and they still didn't work.The feedback suppressor doesn't do it's job. And with the lack of volume, we had to turn the whole unit up, and it constantly feedback. Even after we turned down the effects, and played with the EQ's.Frankly, this is a huge waste of money. I'm shipping it back tomorrow for a refund, and buying another Peavey.

Hay detalles que le faltan, especialmente en el aspecto de las entradas y salidas de audio

Metal chassis well built

Using it for small noiz shows called An Exchange Of Noiz at a record store called Sound Exchange in Houston. This little powered mixer handles all of the sonic violence and it's in stereo! (I had trouble finding a small powered stereo mixer that wasn't really expensive.) This thing is also really light.

This is the very best that money can buy. Perfect for an acoustic show. You could even do a whole 3-4 pice band in a small area.