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The Monoprice Stage Right is a compact 4-channel mixer designed for live sound/recording. Features USB recording function, on-board delay effect w/ Bluetooth audio streaming
Handy tool for any musicians and presenter looking for clear, versatile sound control
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At the time of research, this product is $30 lower (50.01% savings); product is normally priced for $59.99
About the Deal
The Monoprice Stage Right is a compact 4-channel mixer designed for live sound/recording. Features USB recording function, on-board delay effect w/ Bluetooth audio streaming
Handy tool for any musicians and presenter looking for clear, versatile sound control
Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last
Additional Details
Product is eligible for return within 30 days from delivery
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Each of the two mono channels feature combination XLR/TRS connector for mic or line input, with individual +48V phantom power options for each channel. The stereo channel features a Bluetooth® input option, so you can stream stereo audio wirelessly, rather than adding unnecessary cable connections. The built‑in analog‑to‑digital converter (ADC) and USB connection allows you to record directly to your computer.
Great value if it sits within your use-case. I was considering it for a backup/side mixer for drums but it's got a glaring weakness:
It can control the level/EQ of each input, but it cannot flexibly decide where each input goes. Everything essentially gets summed into the same main mix.
So, if you were hoping to use this as a personal mixer (say, only you getting the click) or similar, this ain't it.
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Great value if it sits within your use-case. I was considering it for a backup/side mixer for drums but it's got a glaring weakness:
It can control the level/EQ of each input, but it cannot flexibly decide where each input goes. Everything essentially gets summed into the same main mix.
So, if you were hoping to use this as a personal mixer (say, only you getting the click) or similar, this ain't it.
The capability you are describing is generally found only in significantly more expensive mixers. The cheapest mixers with a single aux send typically run ~$100.
An onboard delay effect (with control knobs for delay repetition and time adjustment), which creates a repeating delay/echo effect suitable for karaoke vocals. However, it does not feature a dedicated complex reverb or multi-effects processor. If you only need a basic setup to plug in microphones and mix background music via Bluetooth or USB, and you don't mind a simple, repeating delay effect on vocals, it will function. However, if you are looking for that classic polished, professional karaoke vocal sound, a mixer with a built-in digital multi-effects processor (DSP featuring reverb) would be a much better fit.
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Each of the two mono channels feature combination XLR/TRS connector for mic or line input, with individual +48V phantom power options for each channel. The stereo channel features a Bluetooth® input option, so you can stream stereo audio wirelessly, rather than adding unnecessary cable connections. The built‑in analog‑to‑digital converter (ADC) and USB connection allows you to record directly to your computer.
It can control the level/EQ of each input, but it cannot flexibly decide where each input goes. Everything essentially gets summed into the same main mix.
So, if you were hoping to use this as a personal mixer (say, only you getting the click) or similar, this ain't it.
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It can control the level/EQ of each input, but it cannot flexibly decide where each input goes. Everything essentially gets summed into the same main mix.
So, if you were hoping to use this as a personal mixer (say, only you getting the click) or similar, this ain't it.
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