Best Rolls Analogue mixers 2025
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Last updated: November 5, 2025 • Next update: November 12, 2025
Rolls MX 122
- • Reliable with fewer failure points
- • No digital latency or conversion
- • No built-in effects processing
- • No remote control capabilities
Rolls MX 122, Mini-mix Pro, XLR Microphone input with gain control, 12V Phantom power, 4 Line inputs, Mono and stereo...
Rolls MX 54s
- • Lower cost than digital equivalents
- • Reliable with fewer failure points
- • Larger and heavier than digital
- • Limited recall and automation
Rolls MX 54sPro Mix Plus3 XLR microphone inputsPhantom voltage 18V individually switchableClip display and pan per...
Rolls MX 28
- • Simple and intuitive operation
- • Lower cost than digital equivalents
- • Limited routing flexibility
- • No remote control capabilities
Rolls MX 28Stereo MiniMix VI3 Stereo inputs: 6.3 mm JackStereo outputs: 6.3 mm Jack2 Stereo headphone outputs: 6.3 mm...
Rolls MX 22s
- • Immediate hands-on control
- • Reliable with fewer failure points
- • Limited routing flexibility
- • Larger and heavier than digital
Rolls MX 22sSmall Mixer2 Line inputsChannel 1: 3.5 mm jackChannel 2: 2x mono RCA2 Mono outputs: RCASeparate levels for...
Rolls MX 310
- • Lower cost than digital equivalents
- • Reliable with fewer failure points
- • Limited routing flexibility
- • Larger and heavier than digital
Rolls MX 3103-Channel Microphone MixerWith phantom powerXLR Mic / Line output3.5 mm stereo Aux jack input and 3.5 mm...
Rolls MX 34C
- • Immediate hands-on control
- • No digital latency or conversion
- • Larger and heavier than digital
- • No remote control capabilities
Rolls MX 34C, Small Mixer, 2 XLR Microphone inputs, Stereo mini-jack outputs, Gain control per channel and headphone...
Rolls MX 42
- • No digital latency or conversion
- • Lower cost than digital equivalents
- • Limited routing flexibility
- • Larger and heavier than digital
Rolls MX, Mixer, Mix of 4 stereo signals (RCA), Stereo RCA outputs, Separate levels per channel
Rolls MX44Pro
- • No digital latency or conversion
- • Lower cost than digital equivalents
- • Limited routing flexibility
- • Limited recall and automation
Rolls MX44Pro4-Channel stereo mixerFrequency response: 20 - 30000 HzSignal-to-noise ratio: 85 dBInput impedance: 10K...
Rolls MX 51S
- • Lower cost than digital equivalents
- • Immediate hands-on control
- • Limited routing flexibility
- • Larger and heavier than digital
Rolls MX 51SStereo Line Mixer4 Inputs: 3x Line (RCA) + 1x XLR microphone input with switchable phantom powerEach...
Rolls MX 41b
- • Lower cost than digital equivalents
- • Simple and intuitive operation
- • No built-in effects processing
- • Limited routing flexibility
Rolls MX 41b, Mixer, Mixer for 4 stereo signals (6.3 mm and 3.5 mm jacks), Stereo outputs mini jack and jack (6.3 and...
How to Choose the Best Analogue mixers
Budget Planning
- • Under $200: Entry-level
- • $200-$500: Intermediate
- • $500-$1000: Advanced
- • $1000+: Professional
Quality Check
- • Sound clarity & tone
- • Build materials & finish
- • Hardware durability
- • Overall craftsmanship
Key Features
- • Your musical style
- • Skill level match
- • Intended use case
- • Brand reputation