the t.mix xmix 1402 USB
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the t.mix
xmix 1402 USB
Product Info
Article Number:
422792
Brand:
the t.mix
Model:
xmix 1402 USB
Category:
Analogue mixers
Price:
$185.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The t.mix xmix 1402 USB is a surprisingly capable little mixer. It's a budget-friendly option ideal for small bands, solo performers, or anyone needing a compact and reliable solution for live sound or basic recording. Don't expect miracles, but for the price, it delivers a solid performance.
Product Description
- the t.mix xmix 1402 USB
- 14-Channel Mixer
- 8 XLR microphone inputs / line inputs
- 48V Phantom power
- 3-Band tone control and balance
- 2 Stereo inputs
- Master output via 2 x XLR and 2 x 6.3 mm jack
- CTRL. Room Output
- Additional input via RCA connector (2 Track in/out)
- Separately adjustable headphone output
- 1 AUX output
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 365 x 340 x 106 mm
- Weight: 4.3 kg
- Suitable case: Article no. #435040# (not included)
PROS
- • Solid build quality for the price point; feels surprisingly robust.
- • The XLR inputs offer clean gain, suitable for live vocals.
- • 3-band EQ provides basic tonal shaping; useful for live adjustments.
- • USB connectivity allows for simple recording and playback.
CONS
- • EQ is basic; lacks the precision of more expensive mixers.
- • Limited aux sends restrict complex routing options.
- • The plastic case, while sturdy, lacks the premium feel of metal.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
14
Aux Sends
1
EQ Bands
3
Effects
None
Phantom Power
48V
Weight
4.3 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The USB interface is stereo only; you'll only record the main mix, not individual channels directly.
The preamps are decent for the price; you'll hear some hiss at higher gain levels, but it's generally manageable for most applications.
Yes, with its 8 XLR inputs and phantom power, it's suitable for podcasting, but be mindful of the limited EQ and potential for noise.
