ART MX821S Eight Channel Mic/Line Mixer with Stereo Outputs, MultiColored
$209.99
Price: $209.99
(as of Jan 16, 2025 19:03:26 UTC – Details)
The ART MX821S is a versatile rack mount mixer combining eight independent input channels into a stereo line-level output. Each input channel accepts a balanced XLR microphone input or unbalanced 1/4-inch TS line-level signal and provides independent level and pan controls. +48 Volt phantom power may be independently selected on each microphone input. A master level control adjusts the signal output to the low-impedance balanced 1/4-inch TRS jacks. Prefade output (not affected by the master level control) and Aux Bus input RCA jacks allow patching of multiple units when more channels are needed. The ART MX821S may be used on stage, in the studio, or for permanent install applications including conference rooms, corporate boardrooms, churches, restaurants, small clubs, health clubs and more. A built-in power supply and single high 19-inch rack mount format allows for easy installation and reliable long-term operation.
Eight input channels with individual level and pan controls
Pan controls place each input mono signal anywhere in the output stereo image
Balanced microphone XLR or unbalanced 1/4-inch TS inputs on each channel
Full +48V low noise phantom power switchable for each microphone input
Perfect for stage, studio and permanent installations
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Customers appreciate the audio mixing console’s functionality, ease of setup, and quality. They find it works well and is simple to set up. However, opinions differ on the noise level.
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8 reviews for ART MX821S Eight Channel Mic/Line Mixer with Stereo Outputs, MultiColored
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Gregg –
Makes it easy to expand your system
I use it with my four piece acoustic band playing thru a Yamaha Stage Pass 600. With four vocalists, and four acoustic instruments with internal pickups using direct boxes to the PA, we simply had too many inputs for the Stage Pass mixer. This allows us to use the PA we have, and for a very small sum, easily plug everything in with XLR cables. It sounds great, does exactly what we need, and makes setup a snap. A real problem solver.
ErnieG –
An excellent 1U stereo mixer for your IEMs
This is an excellent 1U stereo mixer for your top-of-rack IEM (in ear monitor) mixing.I am using this mixer to combine my guitar, on-stage stereo microphone, and FOH mix into a stereo mix for my wireless IEMs.Low-noise, plenty of headroom, easy to configure, and operate. I just works!
DjFernandoUnique –
Works OK.
This unit works as advertised but gets noisy on higher levels. White noise is very audible.
BobB –
Great 1RU mixer.
I got this mixer for my wireless rack because I occasionally do private meetings where I am tapping into the house sound system with a few mics, but don’t need anything fancy. This works great! I have everything pre-wired and just have to feed their amplifier – easy in – easy out setup.
bruce –
JUST buy it; it’s a steal at this price. works great
I’d buy this again in a minute!
Richard Lauderdale –
This thing buzzed and hummed like crazy! I had it plugged into a Furman …
This thing buzzed and hummed like crazy! I had it plugged into a Furman (as well as the drum machine I had plugged into it) and tried everything to get it to quit making it’s own noise. Nothing worked. I have owned other ART gear before so I bought this because of my good experience with their stuff. Either this is an anomaly or their line mixers are bad. I ended up returning it for a refund. Cheap line mixers are just that, cheap.
Mark M. –
Straight forward design.
Works as advertised. Simple to set up and use. Great somebody still makes a basic 8 line stereo mixer.
Zak –
Had the features I wanted but it hums.
Just connecting this mixer to my power amp (with nothing connected into the mixer inputs) generates an audible hum. If I connect my guitar synthesizer or my guitar processor directly to the power amp, there is no hum from either. I was hoping use this mixer to be able to run them both simultaneously thru the power amp but the hum that the mixer generates is unacceptable.