Mackie PROFX6V3+ 6-Channel Professional Effects Mixer with USB & Bluetooth

The Mackie ProFX6v3+ is an outstanding 6-channel analog mixer and USB-C audio interface. It comes with Onyx preamps and EQ, switchable USB recording modes, and Bluetooth for seamless phone call capture. You can adjust the upgraded effects on a color LCD screen. With high-resolution GigFX+ effects and 12 presets editable on the full - size LCD, it combines analog warmth with digital precision, perfect for home studios and live events. It offers three recording modes: Standard, Loopback, and Interface. Bi - directional Bluetooth enables music playback and caller integration. Channels 1 and 2 have 2 - band EQ and one - button compression. Hi - Z switches allow direct instrument connection. All mic channels feature a 100 Hz low - cut filter and 48V phantom power. There's a stereo 1/8” input on channel 5/6. The headphone output has separate level and blend control. You can easily switch between monitoring computer output and a latency - free mixer feed. It also includes Waveform OEM™ recording software and has a legendary tank - like design with a solid steel chassis and tough ABS side protection.

Using the Mackie ProFX6V3+ is easy. First, connect your instruments or microphones to the appropriate channels. For direct instrument connection, use the Hi - Z switches. When it comes to recording, you can choose from the three available modes - Standard, Loopback, and Interface. If you want to play music from your phone or take calls, use the bi - directional Bluetooth feature. Adjust the sound using the 2 - band EQ and one - button compression on channels 1 and 2. The full - size LCD screen lets you edit and save the 12 presets of the high - resolution GigFX+ effects on the fly. When using the headphone output, adjust the level and blend control according to your preference. As for maintenance, keep the mixer in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If there's dust on the surface, use a soft, dry cloth to clean it. Also, make sure to turn off the mixer before unplugging any cables to prevent damage.