Sound Town Professional 12-Channel Audio Mixer with USB interface, Recording, EQ, Bluetooth, DSP and 48V Phantom (TRITON-A12BD)

This cost a little bit more (like $15) more than it’s competitors however, money well spent! The sound is better, the options are better and comes with more. Don’t be fooled, get this one!

Very versatile. Has true stereo bus for microphone inputs for panning right and left. Has additional line-in inputs for other stereo devices. Has multiple outputs for mains and monitors. You get a lot of mixer for a reasonable price. This mixer is being sold under different names with slightly different features. This one has Bluetooth and it works fine. I will probably get another one. They do very well. For the price you pay, you get a nice little unit.

Being a radio personality, podcaster as well as a professional musician, I have used many audio boards. From digital to analog and back again. The Triton-A12BD board is THE best sounding board I have ever used. Its compact size ease of operation plus 12 channels makes my job(s) a lot easier, and a lot more fun! I would HIGHLY recommend this unit to anyone who loves to be creative, without pulling out your hair.

Very good mixer but the feed back, buz and hmmmm destroyed its quality... I need a new one... loved the functionality but can't get past the feedback

When I got this mixer it didn't work at all. Instead of the headaches and wasted time of a return I had it repaired. Finally when I got it all hooked up and running, it's just barely what could be called okay. The system has more hum and buzzing than with the old mixer. Keep looking and find a better unit.

Works good coming out monitors but when steaming online you hear crackle and the output sound is muddled. and cannot be removed

Excellent choice great sound couldn't have made a better choice value for your money I recommend this mixer if you want your music quality to be top of the line very easy to use.

This mixer is a great price for many inputs and outputs along with good controls. I have noticed, however, when using only one set of inputs along a fully TRS 1/4" pipeline of audio interface -> mixer -> speakers, there is noticeable noise at all volume levels when compared to just audio interface -> speakers (it's also not a cable issue as I've tried multiple sets of brand new cables with both setups and the results are consistent). There are claims of a high-pass filter, but I don't see any toggles for it, so it doesn't exist, is on all the time (and isn't successfully eliminating noise), or I can't figure out how to turn it on. Perhaps somewhat ironically, toggling the channel's effect seems to eliminate some of the noise.Otherwise, I have nothing to complain about since I've owned it, though I haven't tried out the digital (USB/Bluetooth) features quite yet.