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Mackie Mix5 - 5-Channel Compact Mixer

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Mackie Mix5 - 5-Channel Compact Mixer
Key Features
  • 1 Mic/Line Inputs with 2-Band EQ
  • 2 Stereo 1/4" Line Inputs
  • Stereo RCA Tape Inputs & Outputs
  • Pan, Level and Overload Indication
The Mackie Mix5 is a 5-channel compact mixer that features high-quality components, a rugged metal chassis, and is designed for a variety of sound reinforcement applications. The mixer features one mic/line input, two stereo 1/4" line inputs, and is capable of accommodating dynamic and condenser microphones, keyboards, DJ setups, portable music players, and more.
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Mackie MIX5 Overview

The Mackie Mix5 is a 5-channel compact mixer that features high-quality components, a rugged metal chassis, and is designed for a variety of sound reinforcement applications. The mixer features one mic/line input, two stereo 1/4" line inputs, and is capable of accommodating dynamic and condenser microphones, keyboards, DJ setups, portable music players, and more.

The mic/line input is equipped with XLR and 1/4" connectors, phantom power, a 2-band EQ, pan, level control and an LED overload indicator. Each of the two stereo 1/4" line inputs features a 3-band EQ, balance control, level control, and an LED overload indicator.

  • Dedicated stereo RCA inputs/outputs for playback or recording
  • Headphone and stereo control room outputs
  • Rugged, reliable design built to last
  • Compact and portable

 

UPC: 663961044898

Mackie MIX5 Specs

Key Specs
Number of Analog Input Channels
5 (1 Mono / 2 Stereo)
Number of Mic Preamps
1
Analog Output Channels
1x Stereo Master Output
1x Stereo Tape/Record Output
1x Stereo Headphone Output
Mix Routing
Stereo Main Mix
EQ
2-Band EQ
Built-In Effects
No
Wireless
No
Rack Mountable
No
Mixer
Number of Analog Input Channels
5 (1 Mono / 2 Stereo)
Number of Mic Preamps
1
Analog Output Channels
1x Stereo Master Output
1x Stereo Tape/Record Output
1x Stereo Headphone Output
Mix Routing
Stereo Main Mix
Faders & Level Adjustment
3x Channel Knob
1x Master Knob
Meters
2x 4-Segment LED
Signal Processing
Dynamic Processing
No
Sidechain Filters
No
EQ
2-Band EQ
EQ Parameters
High: ±15 dB at 12 kHz (Shelving)
Low: ±15 dB at 80 Hz (Shelving)
Graphic EQ
No
Solo/Mute
No
Built-In Effects
No
Performance
Frequency Response
Mic Input to Output:
20 Hz to 30 kHz +0/-1 dB (Unity Gain)
Max Input Level
XLR Mic Input:
+19 dBu
Aux Return:
+16 dBu
Line Input:
+21 dBu
I/O Impedance
Mic Input:
2 Kilohms
Line Input:
≥ 10 Kilohms
Tape Output:
1 Kilohms
Headphone Output:
22 Ohms
Main Output:
120 Ohms (Unbalanced)
240 Ohms (Balanced)
Crosstalk
Input to Output:
-85 dB at 1 kHz (20 Hz to 20 kHz)
Master Fader Off:
-75 dB at 1 kHz
CMRR
> -70 dB at Max Gain (1 kHz, Mic In to Insert Send Out)
EIN
-125 dBu at Max Gain
Noise Floor
All Outputs:
-100 dBu (Master Level at -∞, Channel Levels at -∞)
-90 dBu (Master Level at Unity, Channel Levels at -∞)
-85 dBu (Master Level at Unity, One Channel Level at Unity)
THD+N
Mic Input to Main Output:
< 0.25% (+4 dBu)
Connectivity
Analog Inputs
1x XLR 3-Pin Balanced Mic Input
1x 1/4" TRS Balanced/Unbalanced Line Input
4x 1/4" TRS Balanced/Unbalanced Stereo Line Input (2 Stereo Pairs)
1x Stereo RCA Coaxial Unbalanced Stereo Tape Input (1 Stereo Pair)
Analog Outputs
2x 1/4" Stereo Main Output (1 Stereo Pair)
1x 1/4" TRS Stereo Headphone Output
1x RCA Coaxial Unbalanced Stereo Tape Output (1 Stereo Pair)
Phantom Power
No
Digital I/O
No
Wireless
No
Power
AC Input Power
120 VAC, 60 Hz
230 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Power Supply Output
18 VAC at 1000 mA
Physical
Rack Mountable
No
Dimensions
1.7 x 5.5 x 7.7" / 43 x 140 x 196 mm
Weight
1.4 lb / 0.6 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
2.045 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
11.4 x 7 x 3.3"

Mackie MIX5 Reviews

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question

Can this handle three microphones?t
Asked by: Anonymous
No, only one mic is supported on channel 1 (mono). It always has +15 volt phantom power on it (can't be turned off on this model) so don't try to use it with an unbalanced mic or with a ribbon mic. The other inputs are line-level. If you had an external mic preamp you could use those inputs with microphones.
Answered by: David H.
Date published: 2018-08-25

What would be the most inexpensive option to ...

What would be the most inexpensive option to power this unit with a rechargeable battery?
Asked by: P-lo
The Mackie Mix5 - 5-Channel Compact Mixer requires AC power. It unfortunately cannot be powered by a battery.
Answered by: Calvin M
Date published: 2024-01-25

question

What would I have to buy to make this work ? I have the mixer, a 48v phantom power supply, and a set of cables. One set of cables can connect the microphone to the power supply as the input, and the other singular cable serves as the output so the computer can recognize the supply. Wat cables are required to actually use the mixer itself ?
Asked by: Jared H.
This should really be done with an interface. That being said we will work with what you have. The mic if its a condenser. Take the mic cable and plug one end in the mic and the other into the phantom power supply. Then take another XLR out of the phantom power supply and plug it in the mic input of your mixer. Now to get the mixer into your computer you should be using an interface. But you dont have one so we will have to do this the only way possible. You will need a Y cable. Two RCA males to one 3.5mm male. The B and H part number is B&amp;H # HOYCRTRSRCA6. To the right of the mic EQ you will see 4 RCAs that say Tape Out. Plug the Y cable into the 2 RCAs that say out and the 3.5mm into your computer.
Answered by: John P.
Date published: 2019-01-09

Would this work with a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 as ...

Would this work with a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 as my USB connection? I teach online and want to mix in background music from an ipad into my Zoom calls.
Asked by: Aaron
Yes, the Mackie Mix5 - 5-Channel Compact Mixer could be used to receive background music from an iPad and then send its signal out to the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 2x2 USB Audio Interface, which may allow for more level control over the music. In theory you could also connect the iPad's audio output directly to the Scarlett with the proper cable.
Answered by: Matt Z
Date published: 2022-01-12

question

Has anyone used this with 2-3 Sennheiser ew 112-p G3 lav mic's?
Asked by: jon
Haven't used it like that, but I've had it setup with 2 inputs for the about year and a half, plugged in and powered on 24-7
Answered by: ALEXANDER B.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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