Peavey PV 6 USB Compact USB Mixer
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Small, affordable, and very versatile.
The PV 6 USB compact USB mixer offers durable construction and excellent sound quality at an unbelievably low price. Made of metal, not plastic, the PV6USB is built tough and designed for either live sound or recording. It also features a USB jack.
Its reference quality mic pre-amps are super quiet with less than 0.0007% of total harmonic distortion. Each of the four channels includes XLR and 1/4" inputs, phantom power, EQ and effects send.
The master section offers assignable tape input and a master contour EQ which simultaneously cuts mids while slightly boosting the bass and treble in the overall mix. Outputs include L & R for main and control room, effects send and headphones.
Features
- 4 RQ (reference-quality) low noise microphone inputs
- USB jack
- Channels 3 and 5 with stereo line inputs
- 3-band EQ on channels 1-2
- LED clip, signal
- 1 effects send with stereo output
- 1 stereo effects returns
- Control room output
- Global 15 volt phantom power, tape to control room and tape to mix assignments
- Stereo Output 1/4" balanced connectors
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Pros
- Compact
- Durrable
- Excellent Sound
- Versatile
Cons
Best Uses
- Amateur Recording
- Events
- Webcasting
Comments about Peavey PV 6 USB Compact USB Mixer:
I use it for broadcasting a live webcast called "Claws & Convo". It delivers clean audio, and sounds really great. The all metal construction, though heavy, is very tough. This durrability, along with being fairly compact, makes it great for transporting to and from where ever we end up doing the show.
The only mild annoyance about it is that there aren't any channel mute buttons, which isn't a big deal since the level knobs have a notch at '0'. You also need a pen to toggle the recessed phantom power button, a non-issue for our applicaiton.
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