Mackie
Mackie Mix8 8-Channel Compact Mixer with Gator Cases G-MIXERBAG-1212 Bag
Eight-channel compact mixer with two mic/line inputs, stereo line inputs, aux send/return, 48 V phantom power and a padded Gator nylon bag for transport
- 8 channels handle mics, instruments and playback
- 48 V phantom power supports condenser microphones
- 3-band EQ on every input shapes tone precisely
- Aux send with stereo returns adds external effects
- Padded nylon bag with 10 mm padding protects gear in transit
8-Channel Compact Mixer Bundle
The Mackie Mix8 is an 8-channel compact mixer paired with a Gator Cases G-MIXERBAG-1212 padded nylon bag. It provides two mic/line inputs with 48V phantom power and two stereo 1/4" line inputs for keyboards, DJ gear or portable players. The rugged metal chassis and included bag suit mobile recording, live sound and club use.
Suits mobile engineers and small-venue operators
This bundle works for users who need a handful of mic and stereo line channels with basic EQ and aux routing in a portable package. It is not for buyers who want more input channels, digital effects processing or motorised faders. Engineers needing multitrack USB recording or extensive monitor mixes should look elsewhere.
Handles small-format live and recording sessions
The two mic/line inputs accommodate dynamic and condenser microphones with dedicated 3-band EQ, aux send, pan and LED overload indication. Two stereo line inputs add balanced level and balance controls plus their own overload LEDs. Headroom runs out when a session demands more than two mic preamps or more than two stereo line sources simultaneously.
Highlights
- 8 channels handle mics, instruments and playback
- 48 V phantom power supports condenser microphones
- 3-band EQ on every input shapes tone precisely
- Aux send with stereo returns adds external effects
- Padded nylon bag with 10 mm padding protects gear in transit
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What cables do I need to connect a condenser microphone to the XLR inputs?
Standard XLR cables are required; the mixer supplies 48 V phantom power on its two mic/line channels.
Can I plug a keyboard into the stereo 1/4" line inputs while keeping a DJ controller on the RCA tape inputs?
Yes — the two stereo 1/4" line inputs and the stereo RCA tape inputs are independent, so both sources can be used at once.
How do I know the mixer is receiving signal without clipping?
Each mic/line and stereo line channel has an LED overload indicator that lights when the signal approaches clipping.
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