Tascam MZ-372 Mixer
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Tascam
MZ-372 Mixer
Product Info
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The MZ-372 is a no-frills, workhorse mixer clearly designed for fixed installations – think bars, small venues, or even a dedicated karaoke room. It's reliable, compact, and gets the job done without a ton of extra bells and whistles. Perfect if you need a dependable, affordable solution and aren’t chasing sonic perfection.
Product Description
- Tascam MZ-372 Mixer
- Built-in Mixer for Permanent Installation
- 6 Microphone / Line inputs: XLR/RCA - 4x RCA per channel - 2x L/R
- 3 channels switchable to phono
- 4 Line outputs: XLR / RCA (2x L/R) balanced/unbalanced
- 2 Monitor outputs: RCA (L/R)
- 2 Sub-outputs: RCA (L/R)
- Front microphone input XLR
- Level control
- 3 Band tone control
- Fader and LED level display on each channel
- Talkover function
- Stereo headphone output 6.3 mm jack
- Build: 19" / 3 U
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 483 x 132 x 93 mm
- Weight: 3.2 kg
- External power supply unit PS-M1524 (100-240 V
- 50/60 Hz) included
PROS
- • Solid build quality for permanent installations, feels robust and reliable
- • Phono inputs offer flexibility for DJ or karaoke setups
- • Talkover function is genuinely useful for live announcements
- • Compact 3U rack height saves valuable rack space
CONS
- • Limited routing options compared to more modern mixers
- • EQ is basic; lacks the finesse of premium consoles
- • Front mic input lacks phantom power – requires external preamp
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
6
EQ Bands
3
Connections
XLR, RCA, 6.3mm jack
Rack Spaces
3U
Weight
3.2 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
They are wired as balanced, offering some noise reduction, but don't expect the performance of a high-end studio console.
No, the front XLR input does not provide phantom power, so you’ll need a separate preamp or microphone powering solution.
Tascam power supplies are generally quite robust, but for critical, 24/7 operation, a UPS is always a good idea.
