Rolls MX 310
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Rolls
MX 310
Product Info
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The Rolls MX 310 is a surprisingly capable little mixer for solo musicians, podcasters, or anyone needing a basic, portable audio interface. It's a no-frills solution, but the inclusion of phantom power is a nice touch for condenser mic users, and the compact size makes it really easy to take on the go. Don't expect miracles, but for simple tasks, it's a solid choice.
Product Description
- Rolls MX 310
- 3-Channel Microphone Mixer
- With phantom power
- XLR Mic / Line output
- 3.5 mm stereo Aux jack input and 3.5 mm stereo output for headphones or connection to computer
- Dimensions: 137 x 96 x 38 mm
- Weight: 454 g
- Including power supply
PROS
- • Compact size ideal for mobile recording setups
- • Phantom power supports condenser mics for better quality
- • 3.5mm jacks offer convenient computer connectivity
- • Simple, straightforward design avoids unnecessary complexity
CONS
- • Limited channel count restricts larger band or podcast setups
- • Plastic enclosure feels somewhat flimsy for frequent transport
- • EQ is rudimentary, lacking precise tonal shaping
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
3
Aux Sends
0
EQ Bands
0
Effects
None
Phantom Power
Yes
Weight
454 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, with only three channels, you’re really limited to a single microphone and potentially one other line-level source like an acoustic guitar DI or a simple synth.
While it works, the 3.5mm connection isn't ideal for high-end interfaces; you might experience some signal loss or slightly reduced audio quality compared to dedicated XLR or TRS connections.
It's noticeably lighter and uses more plastic than premium mixers, so handle it with care; it's not built for heavy-duty gigging but is fine for home or studio use.
