Rolls MX 28
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Rolls
MX 28
Product Info
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The Rolls MX 28 is a no-frills, ultra-compact mixer perfect for solo performers, podcasting, or simple stereo line mixing. It's a straightforward solution for basic audio routing where complexity isn’t needed, and portability is a priority. Think bedroom producers, simple karaoke setups, or a musician needing a basic stereo output for a small PA.
Product Description
- Rolls MX 28
- Stereo MiniMix VI
- 3 Stereo inputs: 6.3 mm Jack
- Stereo outputs: 6.3 mm Jack
- 2 Stereo headphone outputs: 6.3 mm and 3.5 mm jacks
- Gain and pan per channel
- Incl. PS27sE power supply
- Dimensions: 108 x 44 x 114 mm
- Weight: 490 kg
PROS
- • Compact size ideal for small spaces and mobile setups
- • Simple layout makes it easy to learn and operate quickly
- • Robust 6.3mm jack connections offer reliable signal transfer
- • Included power supply eliminates the need for external power
CONS
- • Limited channel count restricts versatility for larger productions
- • Lack of EQ severely limits tonal shaping capabilities
- • Heavy for its size; 490 kg is surprisingly substantial
- • Basic build quality; plastic chassis feels somewhat fragile
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
3
Aux Sends
0
EQ Bands
0
Effects
0
Phantom Power
No
Weight
4.9 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
They are unbalanced, standard for this type of entry-level mixer. Don't expect balanced connections at this price point.
No, it lacks phantom power and preamps, so you’ll need a separate microphone preamp or interface to use microphones.
Expect a noticeable hiss; it's typical for budget-friendly mixers and won't be suitable for critical recording applications.
