Midas DM16
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Midas
DM16
Product Info
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The DM16 is a surprisingly capable little mixer, offering that classic Midas preamp sound at an affordable price. It’s perfect for singer-songwriters, small bands, or anyone needing a straightforward, reliable analogue front-end for recording or live sound. Don't expect a full-blown studio console, but it delivers a lot of value for its size.
Product Description
- Midas DM16
- 16-Channel Analogue Mixer
- 12 Microphone inputs with +48 V phantom power
- 2 Balanced stereo 6.3 mm jack input channels
- 2-Track input and output
- XLR main out
- 2 Aux sends with pre/post fader switching
- 3-Band EQ with swept-mid band
- 60 mm precision fader
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 438 x 370 x 95 mm
- Weight: 5.0 kg
PROS
- • Solid Midas preamps deliver a clean, punchy, low-noise signal.
- • 60mm faders offer precise control and a professional feel.
- • Compact size makes it ideal for smaller studios or mobile setups.
- • Swept-mid EQ provides tonal flexibility for shaping sounds.
CONS
- • Limited channel count restricts complex routing scenarios.
- • Lack of digital connectivity limits integration with modern workflows.
- • Aux sends are mono only, impacting stereo effects returns.
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Key Features
Channels
16
Aux Sends
2
EQ Bands
3
Fader Type
60mm
Connections
XLR, 6.3mm jack, 2-Track I/O
Weight
5.0 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
They share the same core preamp design, just in a more compact and budget-friendly form factor; expect similar sonic characteristics, but with slightly less headroom.
Yes, the main XLR outputs allow for integration, but the limited channel count makes it best suited for smaller sub-mixes or routing.
The mid-band is indeed swept, offering a wider range of tonal adjustments than a fixed EQ would provide.
