ART Promix
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ART
Promix
Product Info
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The ART Promix is a seriously handy little mixer for simple tasks. It's perfect for podcasters, solo musicians needing a basic interface, or anyone wanting to sum a few mics without a lot of fuss. Don't expect miracles, but for the price, it's a surprisingly capable and well-built solution.
Product Description
- ART Promix
- Compact 3-Channel Mixer
- The Promix mix 3 microphone signals (XLR) to 1 mono signal
- Maximum Gain + 60 dB
- Input impedance 600 Ohm
- Maximum input level -14 dB
- Maximum output level +14 dB
- Output impedance 600 Ohm
- Total harmonic distortion > 0.02%
- With headphone port
- 12 V Phantom power
- Dimensions: 143 x 92 x 45 mm
- Weight: 680 g
- Including 12V DC power adapter
PROS
- • Compact size ideal for mobile recording and live use
- • Surprisingly clean preamp for its price point
- • Phantom power a boon for condenser mics on a budget
- • Solid build quality; feels more robust than the price suggests
CONS
- • Limited channel count restricts complex mixing scenarios
- • EQ is basic; lacks finesse for detailed sound shaping
- • Output level somewhat low; may require gain boosting
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
3
Aux Sends
0
EQ Bands
0
Effects
None
Phantom Power
12V
Weight
680 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, only three microphone inputs are available, limiting simultaneous multi-instrument recording.
It’s best suited for low-to-mid sensitivity condenser mics; high-output mics may overload the preamps.
It's too limited for a full band; it’s really designed for smaller, simpler applications like podcasting or solo performance.
