Price: $45.98 - $39.99 (as of Jan 19, 2025 01:02:16 UTC – Details)
The Astatic M2 is a multipurpose 2 channel (2mic/line) analog mixer with a built-in USB interface. USB connectivity and +48V phantom power make it an ideal compact option for small venue use, live performance, broadcasting, podcasting or home recording. 2 XLR combo inputs for mic or instrument signal USB output connects to computer for easy recording or podcasting (16-bit/48kHz) Bus powered – no need for external power supply when using with a computer Phantom power for use with condenser microphones
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K Strat –
Works great.
I wanted to minimize my footprint for gigs and this is perfect. It’s basically tiny and even smaller and better than I expected. I’m doing a solo gig with tracks and this can both play tracks from my tablet and be powered by the tablet at the same time. Can’t beat the price either.
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Special K –
Great little mixer
Excellent little mixer. Perfect for what I needed.
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Lorenzo Wolczko –
No low end
I tried to use this for my upright bass to combine the two pick ups, but even using just one it sounds really bad. I would not use this for anything beyond the simplest applications.
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Amazon Customer –
This is the best designed little mixer I’ve used
This little two-channel mixer is so packed with features and user-friendliness that I ordered four more. It is obviously a well thought out design, including dual-purpose XLR and 1/4 inch inputs, 48 volt phantom power, and well placed level knobs for inputs and outputs. The price is very attractive, also. Can easily be connected to either a conventional amp or a computer.
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True Kong –
Very good product
This little mixer is small design. But works great. Sound quality is very good. Simple hooking up. Loves it.
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Jose Omaña –
Excelente producto
Buen producto lo compre para utlilizarlo en las transmisiones que hago y que hare..
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Jimmy A. –
Surprisingly effective
Only used it a short time, but seems to be a very good little mixer for the size and money. Does what I bought it for and thatâs all you can ask. Thanks!
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Khoa Nguyen –
Great little mixer
It is a good basic mixer which has a good preamp on the mic. Barely hear any noise. My wireless mic has good pick even the dial at 10o’clock position.Good amount of DSP. 51 to 57 is good for Karaoke if youre into it.No bluetooth even it seems like it should has.
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Vincent Langevin –
Here’s a video of me playing a short version of an original song called “Takes 2 to Tango” through the cad audio mixer that will show you how well it performs.
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Mr. R. J. Stovold –
Stopped being recognised as a sound input/output device by my PC the day after the mixer arrived, regardless of whether the switch at the back was in the PC or DC position. I kept getting an error message saying that an “unknown device” was trying to draw more power than the port could supply, despite the mixer being the only device plugged into the port. I tried it on another computer, and it caused that computer to reset! I have USB powered mixer from another manufacturer (without FX) that works with no problem. It’s a shame about the fault, as the mixer is quite compact, the display clear, and I liked the FX. I also like the fact that it remembers which effect you are using even after it has been turned off and on again.
K Strat –
Works great.
I wanted to minimize my footprint for gigs and this is perfect. It’s basically tiny and even smaller and better than I expected. I’m doing a solo gig with tracks and this can both play tracks from my tablet and be powered by the tablet at the same time. Can’t beat the price either.
Special K –
Great little mixer
Excellent little mixer. Perfect for what I needed.
Lorenzo Wolczko –
No low end
I tried to use this for my upright bass to combine the two pick ups, but even using just one it sounds really bad. I would not use this for anything beyond the simplest applications.
Amazon Customer –
This is the best designed little mixer I’ve used
This little two-channel mixer is so packed with features and user-friendliness that I ordered four more. It is obviously a well thought out design, including dual-purpose XLR and 1/4 inch inputs, 48 volt phantom power, and well placed level knobs for inputs and outputs. The price is very attractive, also. Can easily be connected to either a conventional amp or a computer.
True Kong –
Very good product
This little mixer is small design. But works great. Sound quality is very good. Simple hooking up. Loves it.
Jose Omaña –
Excelente producto
Buen producto lo compre para utlilizarlo en las transmisiones que hago y que hare..
Jimmy A. –
Surprisingly effective
Only used it a short time, but seems to be a very good little mixer for the size and money. Does what I bought it for and thatâs all you can ask. Thanks!
Khoa Nguyen –
Great little mixer
It is a good basic mixer which has a good preamp on the mic. Barely hear any noise. My wireless mic has good pick even the dial at 10o’clock position.Good amount of DSP. 51 to 57 is good for Karaoke if youre into it.No bluetooth even it seems like it should has.
Vincent Langevin –
Here’s a video of me playing a short version of an original song called “Takes 2 to Tango” through the cad audio mixer that will show you how well it performs.
Mr. R. J. Stovold –
Stopped being recognised as a sound input/output device by my PC the day after the mixer arrived, regardless of whether the switch at the back was in the PC or DC position. I kept getting an error message saying that an “unknown device” was trying to draw more power than the port could supply, despite the mixer being the only device plugged into the port. I tried it on another computer, and it caused that computer to reset! I have USB powered mixer from another manufacturer (without FX) that works with no problem. It’s a shame about the fault, as the mixer is quite compact, the display clear, and I liked the FX. I also like the fact that it remembers which effect you are using even after it has been turned off and on again.