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Mackie ProFX12v2 12-Channel Professional FX Mixer with USB

Description
Live applications
A 7-band graphic EQ is available on the master output, switchable for tuning mains or monitors, and an aux output is perfect for driving a monitor mix. There is a 3-band EQ (80 Hz, 2.5 kHz and 12 kHz) on all three input channels. The input scheme features six XLR inputs with TRS option, as well as dual 1/4 in. stereo input channels. A built-in USB interface allows recorded music to be played between sets, and you can even use it to bus your mix to a recording device. Insert, 100 Hz low-cut filter and 48V phantom power on all mic channels. 60mm faders.
You can directly connect guitar, bass and other instruments via Hi-Z input or connect a microphone and take advantage of the Vita preamp. It features a 100 Hz low-cut filter and 48V phantom power on all mic channels, along with a stereo RCA tape I/O with input level control. A headphone output with separate level control gives your engineer a second point of reference. The ProFX8v2 also has Balanced XLR and balanced/unbalance 1/4 in. main outputs, an FX mute with remote control via footswitch, and a break switch that mutes all channels for music playback between sets.
Built like a Mackie
Mackie 's legendary Built-Like-A-Tank design is reflected in the solid steel chassis, tough ABS side protection, and quality posts and knobs combine to protect your investment. Rugged and roadworthy are two of the most common adsjectives used to describe Mackie equipment. With mixers, that is a critical attribute. For international traveling, the ProFX12v2 includes a robust internal multi-voltage power supply.



Features
- Analog/digital: Analog
- Powered: No
- Output (8 ohms): Not applicable
- Total: 12
- Mic preamps: 6
- XLR/TRS combo jacks: No
- XLR only jacks: 6
- 1/4" only jacks: 12
- RCA (stereo pair): 1
- Phantom power: Yes (+48V)
- Analog outputs
- Main XLR out: 2
- Main 1/4 in. out: 2
- Aux XLR: Not applicable
- Aux 1/4 in.: 2
- RCA (stereo pair): 1
- Headphone: 1
- Compression: No
- Reverb: Yes
- Delay: Yes
- Chorus/flange: Yes
- Type: Analog
- Bands per channel: 3
- Treble: Yes
- High midrange: No
- Sweep high midrange: No
- Midrange: Yes
- Sweep midrange: No
- Low midrange: No
- Sweep Low midrange: No
- Low: Yes
- Q: No
- Low cut: Yes
- Master graphic: No
- Inserts (channel): Not applicable
- Inserts (master): Not applicable
- Buses: Not applicable
- Sub groups: Not applicable
- USB: Yes
- FireWire: No
- WiFi: No
- ADAT: No
- Thunderbolt: No
- S/PDIF No
- MIDI: No
- Width: 18.8 in. (478 mm)
- Height: 7 in. (178 mm)
- Depth: 18 in. (457 mm)
- Weight: 12 lb. (5.4 kg)
- Automation: No
- Fader type: 60 mm
- Motorized faders: No
- Bundled software: Yes
Reviews
3.5
16 Reviews
60%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
Already have made buddies jealous
Bought this to pair with a pair of Thump15s. All I can say is what a combo. Now to just get a couple thump12s for monitors and a couple of subs to complete my system and I'll be ready to go.
Most Liked Negative Review
Durability problems
I purchased (2) of these units. I have a vocal group and also DJ. I love the sound and ease of use. However, I lost a channel and effects on one mixer. I had it repaired at an authorize repair facility. Within two months lost same channel. I took back two additional times for the same problem. This past week two channels on my other Profx12 went down it has cost more to keep them repaired than they cost new. Not sure what to do. I love the mixer. Just keeps losing channels. The reason I gave it a 3 star is due to durability.
- Performances10
- Outdoor Events / Games6
- Amateur Recording4
- Professional Recording1
- Live music1
- Not Durable5
- Poor Quality Sound2
- Unstable sound1
- control issues1
- No Mute light1
- Experienced6
- Professional Musician5
- Novice3
- Compact12
- Easy To Use10
- Excellent Sound9
- Simple Controls9
- Versatile7
Reviewed by 16 customers
First Mixer
submitted6 years ago
byEric
fromBellingham, Washington
This is the first mixer I have used. I purchased for a show where we had two stages one for a band that had a high end programmable mixer. And a smaller stage with this mixer. We were able to do every thing we needed. The only issue I could say is that it would have been nice to have xlr output for monitor.
More than impressed!
submitted6 years ago
byTommy
fromLas Vegas, NV
I hosted karaoke/dancing at a small local club just 2 days after buying the mixer. I needed an update and more control over the sound from my system. I was able to easily connect to my system and learn how to operate the mixer right away. The people at the club noticed the improvement in the sound also. Several people asked what I was doing differently because it sounded so much better than before. Definitely worth what I paid for and then some!
Good product for my needs
submitted6 years ago
byDonny
fromLos Angeles
I just use it as a playback volume controller in my home studio. Works fine for that.
Yes
Verified Buyer
submitted6 years ago
byLEONEL
fromUndisclosed
Good compact mixer
No complaints here
submitted7 years ago
byStubbs
fromDallas
Using it for my karaoke shows.... can't complain, does everything I need and more.
Mackie has lost quality
submitted7 years ago
byjohn
fromDetroit
Mixers entire left master channel went dead after 2 months very light use. My old Mackie 1402 from 15 years ago still works flawless. These new Mackie's are built like utter junk, avoid at all costs!
Q&A
Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.
submitted6 years ago
asked byJoe
fromCleve Heights Ohio
Is it powered
This is not a powered mixer.submitted6 years ago
asked byPablo
fromTucson, Arizona
What kind of warranty does the Mackie ProFX12v2 come with when it's new?
This mixer has a 1 or 3 year warranty. You would just need to contact the manufacturer directly to find out exactly how long the warranty is. (800) 898-3211submitted7 years ago
asked byKen
fromWhittier N.C.
Do you need an amp with the mackie pro fx12v2 mixer
Yes.submitted7 years ago
asked bykenneth
fromPennsylvania
will a powered speaker run a non powered speaker for a monitor?
This would be possible, but you would need to run the audio signal out of the powered speakers - and then through an amp - and then to the passive speakers.







