NADY RMX-6 6 channel Rackmount Mono Microphone / Line mixer with phantom power and master tone controls – XLR and ¼” inputs and outputs
Original price was: $249.99.$131.99Current price is: $131.99.
Price: $249.99 - $131.99
(as of Jan 17, 2025 16:12:47 UTC – Details)
Perfect for small PA installations, submixing, recording, this mixer is simple to use and offers great sound quality, versatility and durabilityThe Nady RMX-6 is a compact, versatile rack mixer, ideal for small PA installations, keyboard mixing, recording, and many other applications. Equipped with a master two-band EQ and a master volume control, it is extremely easy to interface to other equipment. It is clean, quiet, ruggedly built and extremely low profile.
15V Phantom power is available on inputs 3, 4 and 5, allowing you to use up to 3 studio grade condenser microphones at the same time. It is a great front end for recording when several microphones are used and mixed down to one signal. It is also ideal in installations such as conference/meeting rooms and pager systems where multiple microphones are used. The NADY RMX-6 was developed using the expertise of professional sound engineers and working musicians, and has superior performance and greater flexibility than any other rack mixers in its price range.
Specifications
Frequency Response: 10Hz-20kHz (±3dB)
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) + Noise: 0.1%
S/N Ratio: >60dB
Tone Controls
Bass: ±12dB @ 100Hz
Treble: ±12dB @ 10kHz
Inputs:
6 X MIC (level/impedance): Balanced: 3mV
6 X LINE (level/impedance): Unbalanced: 100mV
Outputs (All controls flat)
High Output: 1.5V
Low Output: 0.5V
Impedance (XLR & 1/4″): 600Ω
LED indicator: Power ON
Fuse Requirements, Type and Size: T250mA, 5X20mm glass type
Easily and conveniently mix up to 6 sources (microphones, instruments, music players) together down to one output with adjustable level and tone to connect to a multitude of devices
Professional quality rackmount 6 channel microphone / line mono mixer fits in any standard equipment rack. +15V Phantom power on 3 channels for condenser microphones
Master volume, bass, and treble controls let you customize the loudness and tone of your audio to perfectly match your application
Back panel balanced XLR or unbalanced ¼” output with selectable Hi/Lo level switch for sending signals out to speakers, recorders, etc.
All-metal 1U enclosure for road readiness and maximum durability. Internal shielded power supply eliminates the need for an AC adapter and minimizes interference
Customers say
Customers find the audio mixing console functional and good for wired, phantom-powered, and projector sound. They find it works well for live and studio use, and is decent value for the price. Many appreciate the simple setup and microphone capacity. However, some customers have mixed opinions on the sound quality.
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Original price was: $249.99.$131.99Current price is: $131.99.
Frank Smeekel –
Great and Simple
Just received today. Working great. When I first fired it up, I had a HORRIBLE white noise hum… just like another reviewer mentioned about the product. I was about to send back and order something else. However, a few minutes of research made me realize it’s a ground loop hum… I got a ground loop hum elimantor and the hum was instantly gone. So glad I figured out the issue. This is a very simple to use mixer which is what I wanted.
Herschel Zahnd II –
Nady 6 Channel Mixer
The Nandy six channel mixer was perfect for our small clubhouse to provide audio and microphones to meetings and parties, etc. itâs going to be a great asset to the clubhouse
G Smith –
Great value! Nice little mixer for small-venue PA applications or for home rehearsal/home studio use!
I am using this for my home rehearsals, where I need to have a guitar, a keyboard, and my iphone coming out of the speaker so I can play along with songs I need to learn. I can also use this for small-venue PA situations, as I purchased a 2U portable rack case, and I have a 1U Behringer power amp. This product works well. Just wished it had L and R outputs – it has only 1 output. Channels 4-6 have phantom power, which is great.
Gaindalall Kalidass –
Awesome power to the Amplifier.
This equipment plays really awesome, the output power it gives out to my amplifier is more than enough than i had needed. I had to turn the Master volume down to 35-40% so i can have normal output power going to my amplifier, My mixers don’t even have that much power going to my Dj amplifier and i’m using a Pyramid PZA-100 which is also a very good amplifier for regular gigs and the sound quality from both is excellent. I turned up the Pre-amp to the maximum power just to test the power handling to the Amplifier and it plays crystal clear no distortion. But i had my amplifier turned up to 75% power because if i had turned it up more the amplifier will clip out because of the speakers i was using.
Amazon Customer –
Disappointing
Nice unit. Had to return it. One channel didn’t work. Unit had a lot of ‘background’ noise. can’t say if it were in my installation setup, but the noise was present. Decent quality, and love the rack mount. Unfortunately, the unit had on channel that didn’t work.
RC M. –
Three Stars
Needs switch to turn off the phatum power.
John S. –
Works great
If you need a small, cheap mixer that works and fits in a rack, this is it.I’ve been using this for DJ work for a while. It’s not as great for the band I’m in, though. The fact that there are only the two knobs for bass and treble limit its usefulness for many instruments.Nonetheless, I must recommend it. It’s simple, but it works great for simpler applications, such as a few microphones and a laptop.
Seelos –
Horrible background hiss!
Purchased this for my internet radio show to add more mics.. Figured the Nady could handle that, didn’t need anything high end… As soon as I plugged it in I noticed a very significant background hiss just from it being plugged into my mixer… This was just XLR out from Nady to XLR in mixer nothing turned up nothing plugged in. The background noise was being created from the power running through it no matter where it was plugged in or using a different cord.. Tried different XLR, different power, and even tried the 1/4 connection with the same results.. So I tried an older Behringer UBB1002 using 1/4 outs and noticed how much quieter it was right away.. Nady is going in the trash since I had it out of the box so long without testing and threw the box away.. Good luck if you try picking this up..