Behringer Xenyx 1003B
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Behringer
Xenyx 1003B
Product Info
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The Xenyx 1003B is a surprisingly capable little mixer. It’s fantastic for singer-songwriters, solo performers, or anyone needing a basic, portable mixing solution for rehearsals or small gigs. Don't expect miracles, but for the price, it gets the job done reliably.
Product Description
- Behringer Xenyx 1003B
- 10-Channel Analogue Mixer
- With battery operation and mains operation
- Phantom power: 48V (mains operation) / 17.5 V (battery operation)
- 60 mm faders for channels and sum
- 3-Band EQ
- 5 Microphone inputs: XLR
- 4 Stereo inputs: 6.3 mm TRS jack
- Rec/stream RCA input/output
- Monitor output: 6.3 mm jack TRS
- FX Send: 2x 6.3 mm jack TRS
- Main output: 2x 6.3 mm jack TRS balanced
- Headphone output: 6.3 mm jack TRS
- Battery operation possible with 3x 9 V block (Art. #417473#
- not included)
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 297 x 220 x 79 mm
- Weight: 2.1 kg
PROS
- • Compact size makes it exceptionally portable for mobile setups.
- • 60mm faders offer surprisingly precise control for the price point.
- • XLR mic inputs provide decent gain and low-noise operation.
- • Battery operation offers flexibility for remote recording or small gigs.
CONS
- • Plastic construction feels noticeably budget-conscious; not built to withstand heavy abuse.
- • EQ is basic; lacks the finesse for complex tonal shaping.
- • Limited aux sends restrict routing options for more elaborate effects setups.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
10
Aux Sends
2
EQ Bands
3
Effects
No built-in effects, FX send only
Phantom Power
48V (mains), 17.5V (battery)
Weight
2.1 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, but the reduced phantom voltage (17.5V) might result in lower output and increased noise from some condenser mics; mains power is preferable for optimal performance.
The preamps are adequate for basic use, but don't expect pristine, studio-grade clarity; they’re a little noisy, especially at higher gain levels.
While it can technically connect, the RCA connections are unbalanced and may introduce noise – a balanced connection is always preferable for critical recordings.
