myVolts mickXer 5-way Passive Mixer with Noise Filtering - Go-Faster Red

I bought this myVolts 5 Way Passive Mixer for a very specific purpose, to connect my 5 Roland Boutique Synths to it and then send those Synths to one input on my Behringer line mixer, which then goes into a line input on my Tascam Model 12 ( I have an arsenal of Synths, Drumbrute Impact and a Turntable all connected either into the Behringer or directly into the line ins on the Tascam. This setup gives me a lot of flexibility without having to plug and unplug all the time and gives me access to many sounds simultaneously.This little passive mixer is perfect for my needs, all 5 of my Boutiques are always available, there is plenty a signal volume and I can always control the individual gain on the Roland’s if needed. This is a simple and very quiet device. It is so transparent you don’t even know it’s there. You can’t beat the price and it is well built.

This mini mixer is as posted.

Myvolts is a very intuitive brand designed to make easier any synth, audio set up, I can use any combination in my synth collection with 0 noise and the best part is that is a passive mixer. I hope this brand to make in the near future a mixer with Eq and Fx send options still passive so I can isolate every sound input nicely! And make an interesting long set

For a passive mixer to add on a few, Korg, vocals, mono, trans, pocket operators, and just about anything you need to quickly use. It works pretty well. I have plenty of mixers, audio and DJ and obviously this is an inexpensive splitter but when you need some extra outputs, this thing definitely works. I really like my volts, and I like a lot of their products. This one actually surprised me and in retrospect, I wish I would have spent the extra $20 for the one that comes with the candy chords because I would’ve saved some money. My next purchase will be another one with the candy chords included because for the price you’re saving yourself about 30 bucks. If you are just jamming with some small instruments, learning, or you need to pop a few extra inputs in for a gig, this little mixer works quite well. How can you go wrong for the price?

Small inexpensive mixing solution. I use w Korg: Drum, Beats, Bass , Keys & eurorack . took out unwanted line noise. I use in studio to sum into 1010 Music BlueBox but mainly when out away from a power source.

I realize it's a problem with being a passive mixer that I didn't appreciate before purchasing, but if I had known it reduces volume so much (massively), I would not have purchased.

I have a few pocket operators, volca synth, Crave, et al., most with 1/4" stereo output. Sometimes finding ways to route these can be a challenge. I recently had a gig where the house mixer had very few accommodations for my setup. The mickXer saved the day for sure. This is a simple solution that doesn't take up much space in your gig bag. The mickXer sounds clear and doesn't inject any noise into the signal.

Nice addition to my mobile synth set up. I use with Volcas, Drum machines and my Behringer Crave.

Mixer war innerhalb ein paar Tagen bei mir.Tolles Gerät.Gute Verarbeitung.Entspricht genau meinen Erwartungen.

複数のPCを1台のアクティブスピーカーで鳴らすために使用しています。見た目は少し安っぽいですが、コンパクトで使用しやすいと思います。（個人的にはin側とout側のジャックが同じ側についてるとなおよかったですが。）

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Das ist ein Splitter, kein Passivmixer! Alle Steckplätze sind gleich mit einander verbunden, es gibt nicht In- und Output. Das heißt es gibt bei Anschluss mehrerer Tonerzeuger eine Art Rückkopplung zwischen den angeschlossenen Geräten. Bei empfindlicher Technik kann das fatal sein... Als Splitter ist ein aktiv Verstärker an jedem Output unbedingt notwendig, da es einen massiven Pegelabfall, vor allem im Bass und den tiefen Mitten gibt. Damit ist das Preis Leistungsverhältnis natürlich miserabel...