An analog mixer processes audio signals through physical circuitry, offering a straightforward workflow and a warm, natural sound character many engineers prefer. A digital mixer converts the audio signal into digital data, providing advanced features like built-in effects, scene recall, remote control via software, and more flexible signal routing. Digital consoles tend to offer more functionality in a smaller footprint, while analog mixers are often favored for their simplicity and tactile, hands-on control.

Start by counting your audio sources. Make sure the mixer has enough input channels to cover your full band with room to spare. For live sound, look for features like aux sends for monitor mixes, insert points for outboard processing, and durable construction for regular transport. If you need advanced routing or built-in effects, a digital mixing console may be the better choice.

A monitor mix is a separate audio output sent to performers on stage so they can hear themselves and other band members during a live performance. Most mixing consoles offer multiple aux sends, allowing the sound engineer to create custom monitor mixes for different performers. For example, a vocalist might want more of their own voice, while a drummer may need more bass and click track.

Every mixer we sell goes through a multi-point inspection at our Las Vegas facility. Our technicians test all functions, replace worn components as needed, and verify that the hardware meets professional standards. We use a detailed cosmetic and functionality rating system so you know exactly what you're getting. Items range from excellent condition with minimal signs of use to fair condition gear that's fully functional but shows wear.

We offer both options. You can sell your mixer outright for a direct payout, or consign it through our marketplace where we handle listing, marketing, and shipping. Our team works with you to determine the best approach based on your equipment and timeline. Either way, we make the process fast and hassle-free.

Our inventory includes mixers from leading Pro AV manufacturers like Yamaha, Soundcraft, Midas, Allen & Heath, DiGiCo, Behringer, Mackie, and Roland. Stock changes frequently as new equipment comes in, so check back often or contact our team if you're looking for something specific.