Yamaha MG06X Mixing Console

The Yamaha MG06X Analog Mixer features fantastic individual components to create a console capable of delivering natural, crisp sounds.

The MG06X includes professional mic preamps, switchable phantom power and a variety of input/output connectors.

The XU model of the MG06 offers 6 built-in effects including professional quality reverb and delay effects.

The 6 channel mixer is protected with a robust metal chassis designed to last the testing environments of both the road and live performance.

Features :-

Discrete class-A mic preamps

High quality sound op-amp

Switchable phantom power & PAD switch on mono inputs

1-knob compressors

EQ & high-pass filters

Single stereo bus

Wide variety of input/output connectors

LED level metering

Robust metal chassis

XLR connector

USB audio interface function

Reverb & delay effects

6 SPX effect types

Studio Grade Preamps

The preamp is the starting point when it comes to mixers and they are the most vital components for determining the quality of your mix. The mixers within the Yamaha MG series all feature a studio-grade class-A D-PRE preamp to deliver more power at a lower impedance. This premium preamp possesses an extremely wide frequency range and delivers a sound full of fat bass tones and incredibly smooth highs with little to no distortion. This pure platform allows you to get straight into the performance without needing to spend wasted time trying to 'fix' your mix.

High-Quality Digital Effects

The XU model of the MG06 features 6 type of effects based on the famous Yamaha SPX processor algorithms. With professional quality reverb and delay effects, users can create natural sounds full of clarity and crisp characteristics.

Custom Made MG01 Op-Amp

The sound quality is derived from the head amp, and one of the most important sections of the head amp is the op-amp. The Yamaha MG series mixers all have custom made MG01 amplifiers that focus on sound quality first and foremost. This integrated circuit is redesigned for optimal resolution.

Switchable Phantom Power & PAD Switch

The mixing consoles within the MG series gives users outstanding control over the improved frequency response and sound quality of condenser microphones. The input channel with PAD switch allows MIC to line level of inputs and attenuates high input signals. Therefore, the mixer can avoid issues with clipping that can be so prevalent in affecting a mix.

Professionally Tailored Sound

Overall, the MG series of mixers gives you the tools to succeed in creating high quality sound that features your own unique touch. With 1-knob compressors, users can alter the dynamics of an audio signal. This is incredibly useful when wanting to add more life to a guitar tone, heavier bass lines, tight snare sounds and crisper vocal performances. The intuitive Yamaha knob design ensures simple access for optimised compression settings.

Total Tonal Control

To add the little details to your overall mix, the MG06 includes 3-band equalisers on all mono channels to give you complete control. Along with a reliable high-pass filter, the analog mixer eliminates unwanted low-frequency noise for an astonishingly clean mix.

Wide Variety Of Connector

Every model in the MG series feature balanced XLR connectors on mono microphone, line channels and XLR equipped stereo channels. These mono inputs accept both mic and line level signals. Two stereo inputs have XLR and two phone connectors, accepting line level signals suitable for mono or stereo.

Durable Construction

Mixing consoles experience harsh environmental conditions such as excessive temperatures, humidity, unstable power supplies and the testing conditions of travel in general. This is why the MG series mixers have been built to last and withstand the trials and tribulations of a variety of testing situations. The console features an incredibly robust, powder-coated metal chassis that is designed for convection cooling as well as reducing operational noise. The circuit board and each component underneath is thoroughly protected with controlled placement of the chassis to ensure that no impact passes through the casing.