Mackie
Mackie 2051299-00 ProFX6v3 6-channel dj mixer
A compact 6-channel analog mixer with two Onyx mic preamps, 60 dB gain, 48 V phantom power, 100 Hz low-cut filters, 24 onboard effects, and a 24-bit 192 kHz USB interface for recording and streaming
- Two Onyx mic preamps deliver 60 dB clean gain
- 24 studio-grade GigFX effects enhance mixes instantly
- 24-bit / 192 kHz USB interface records pro audio
- Switchable Hi-Z inputs connect instruments directly
- 48 V phantom power plus 100 Hz low-cut filters
Compact 6-channel mixer for creators
The Mackie ProFX6v3 is a 6-channel analog mixer built for musicians, podcasters and content creators who need studio-quality audio on a desktop-friendly footprint. It provides two Onyx mic preamps with up to 60 dB of clean gain, switchable Hi-Z inputs for instruments, and a built-in GigFX engine with 24 effects presets.
USB interface limited to stereo in and out
The onboard USB interface operates at up to 24-bit / 192 kHz but is restricted to a 2x4 configuration, meaning only two inputs and four outputs are available over USB. This limits multitrack recording to a stereo mix rather than discrete channels, and the mixer requires a host computer for digital I/O.
Six channels cover small sessions, not full bands
With two mic/line channels and two stereo line channels, the ProFX6v3 comfortably handles solo performers, duos or podcast roundtables with room for playback and effects returns. Larger ensembles needing more than two simultaneous microphones or additional stereo sources will exceed the available input count.
Highlights
- Two Onyx mic preamps deliver 60 dB clean gain
- 24 studio-grade GigFX effects enhance mixes instantly
- 24-bit / 192 kHz USB interface records pro audio
- Switchable Hi-Z inputs connect instruments directly
- 48 V phantom power plus 100 Hz low-cut filters
Specifications
| Brand | Mackie |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 1.90 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 203 × 76 mm |
Questions about this item
How many channels does the ProFX6v3 provide for a small live or streaming setup?
The mixer has 6 channels, with two Onyx mic preamps offering up to 60 dB gain and switchable Hi-Z inputs for instruments.
What does the 192 kHz USB specification mean for my recordings?
It supports 24-bit / 192 kHz recording and playback over USB, functioning as a 2x4 audio interface for high-resolution capture.
What USB standard does the mixer use and what does it limit?
The USB interface handles 2 inputs and 4 outputs at up to 24-bit / 192 kHz, capping the channel count and sample rate for computer connection.
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