Streaming Mixers

Firmware versions vary by unit. Most streaming mixers can be updated by the end user via USB or SD card using the manufacturer's software. If firmware status matters for your workflow, contact our team. We can check the current version on a specific unit and provide guidance on updating it after purchase.

Every unit is tested at our Las Vegas facility. We check all inputs and outputs, faders, knobs, buttons, USB connectivity, and video switching where applicable. Any issues are noted in the listing, and our grading reflects both functionality and cosmetic condition.

It varies by listing. Some include original power supplies, USB cables, or mounting hardware; others are sold as the unit only. Each listing specifies exactly what's included. Check the details or contact us if you need an XLR cable or other accessories bundled in.

Our inventory includes models from Roland, Blackmagic Design, Rode, Zoom, TASCAM, Mackie, Yamaha, PreSonus, and other professional manufacturers. We're always adding new products. Check back often or contact us if you're looking for something specific.

Streaming mixers include features built for live broadcasting, like USB output for direct PC connection, built-in voice effects, and integration with audio software like OBS or Streamlabs. Traditional audio mixers focus on live sound or studio recording and may lack USB connectivity or broadcast-specific tools.

If you're a live streamer using a single camera and managing audio separately, an audio-focused streaming mixer is often enough. Video switchers become valuable when you need to cut between multiple cameras, add graphics or video effects, or run more complex productions.

Start by counting your sources. Add up microphones, instruments, playback devices, and audio signals from computers or cameras. For video switchers, count your camera feeds and HDMI sources like laptops or media players. A solo streamer might need two or three audio inputs and one video feed. A podcast with multiple hosts may require four or more XLR inputs and several HDMI connections. Leave room for future expansion.

Some streaming mixers accept USB mics directly, but most are designed to work with XLR or TRS inputs for better audio quality and control. If you're using a USB mic, check whether the mixer has a dedicated USB input or if you'll need to route audio through your computer.

Yes. Many compact streaming mixers are bus-powered via USB, so they don't require an external power supply. Others fit in a backpack but still need AC power. For permanent installations or live events, rackmount video switchers offer more I/O and front panel control. Choose based on your mobility needs and power access.

Some units support high-quality recording of isolated tracks or program output for post-production. Models with multi-track USB recording work well for music production or capturing individual audio channels. For video recording, many switchers offer direct output to external recorders or internal capture at high resolution.