G-MARK MR80S Audio Mixer Interface USB Bluetooth Mixing Console 8 Channel 48V Phantom Power Sound Board Music Reverb For PC Stage DJ Studio Sound Controller Analog Mixer

Good quality, sound amazing. Bluetooth easy to use, so friendly.Full recommend

Works as good as a mixer that Cost 3 times what this did . I would buy again without hesitation.

Not pro gear but works great for small DJ projects or for a small band in a really small venue

Excellent Quality

Had a nice clear sound if the power supply didn't buzz.

I have played pro for over 20 years and I have a degree in music, so to say the least I have some experience with mixing boards, I got this as a mixer for my drum mics. It is really a great piece of gear, sounds fantastic and all of the knobs do WhT they are supposed to do very well. PLUS it is super nice to have Bluetooth and a usb input on a board The Bluetooth doesn’t have more than I’d say 10 yards of range before you may be risking it cutting out but that would be my only criticism of the board. I will purchase this brand again.

Mixer came ahead of schedule. That was great. That was the only good thing. Mic inputs did not work. The gain structure did not work. And without an instruction manual, there is no way to figure things out.

I wanted a analog mixer for live performance. I am a pro musician drummer. I have tried different interfaces on stage but most require a laptop computer to operate the DAW live. It just creates another device you have to manage on stage. Thought this little mixer may give me a simple solution and it was very inexpensive.All I can say is I got exactly what I paid for…basically junk.First, it comes with virtually no instructions whatsoever to operate the thing. The instructions were a small leaflet paper that was poorly translated from Chinese.It has some goofy gimmicks such as direct MP3 recording but the MP3 recording is terrible and it will suddenly skip in the middle of a recording!What you hear when you are playing through headphones or monitors is entirely different than what is recorded or broadcast via the outputs to your PA system? The sound simply doesn’t match at all?!You can’t control gains and volumes and high-mid-and lows despite knobs for each. The sound basically comes through exactly as received from the mics unedited.The reverb effect that comes with the mixer is horrible. You can’t control high or low cut and it just sounds like an awkward reflected bad echo?What’s the point in having a mixer, if you can’t mix the sound to your output?This immediately turned into my practice mixer and probably won’t see a day on stage. I’ll have to purchase a different mixer for that purpose.Probably a good Behringer.