USB Audio Interface - MIC/LINE - Guitar - AUX Stereo & RCA Inputs - Preset 24 Digital Effects - Phantom Power - Phone/Stereo/Monitor/Headphone Outputs - For Computer Playing & Recording - PMUX9

I am absolutely thrilled with the Pyle USB Audio Interface PMUX9! It has blown me away with its incredible performance and versatility. The sound quality is nothing short of spectacular—crystal clear and perfect for recording music and podcasts! The build is solid and tough, so I know it can handle my daily creative sessions without a hitch. I love how easy it was to set up and its compatibility with a range of devices. This audio interface has completely transformed my audio production experience for the better! I can’t recommend the Pyle PMUX9 enough to anyone who’s looking for a dependable and top-notch USB audio interface. Plus, I snagged it on sale—what a fantastic deal!

This is the perfect starter pack To live stream For beginners. My nephew asked for this model specifically for his birthday He uses it frequently for his youtube channel. The sound quality is crystal clear and it is packed with tons of preset sounds and features. instructions are clear and easy to follow. it gives you crisp and clean sound and is compatible with his Apple desktop and iPhone 12. The parts are solid and well constructed. The compact design is perfect. makes it easy to transport to dads house. overall very impressed with This set. Totally worth the price. The plain brown box made for a nice surprise as well.

A great interface for a beginner, it comes with no information or software on how to set it up so that your computer will function with it, so be prepared to get on you tube to find that info out, but once you figure that out it's all pretty seamless, also if you intend to use it with a MacBook, you will need a USB adaptor, great sound quality and user friendly.

I could not find a review on this bad boy to save my life. Not sure how long it has been on the market, but regardless, I have high praises for the PMUX9. This is the most I/O for the price, bar none, nothing else comes close as far as I can tell. It's kind of a mixer/ audio interface hybrid. Tons of options just on the unit. The 24 onboard effects are cool, I only recently got it haven't gotten to try every effect for very long, but I really do like the reverb effects, all are good on my Les Paul. The independent granual controls for every separate input and output are super nice. The headphone 1/4" out has a TON of headroom, I'm rocking 250 Ohm DT990's and it's drives them no problem, great both on a separate mic amp and without the amp straight from PMUX9. The monitor out has a ton of headroom on my Presonus Eris E5's, but for some reason clips super early without my subwoofer turned on, but when turning on sub I can crank it without clipping, might be my own problem, idk. Cannot attest to the mic preamps, don't have an XLR mic, but the 2 inputs can be made in stereo L & R for one channel, or two mono channels independently. Build quality is superb, solid metal, feels like aluminum (got some HEFT),every I/O port feels sturdy, knobs have a little vague wobble but the feel while turning a dial is *noice*. I got it on a sale with an additional 5 dollar coupon from Amazon, like $80 including tax, an absolute steal IMHO. A heck of an upgrade from a $40 Behringer UM2 and honestly buy this over a Scarlett Focusrite and then use Reaper DAW. That combo is cheaper and higher quality and way more integration abilities.

This product well - except it does NOT work for dynamic mics (there is insufficient gain). It works great for condensor mics (with 48v phantom power), works ok for the guitar input and the line level aux input, and also for the USB input from a PC. But dynamic mics plugged into the mic inputs are too soft and usually not audible. The product does mix the inputs as expected, and adds special effects, and it does feed digital audio to the USB input on a PC, and the quality is good. So you can use it to feed audio recording software on a PC (such as Audacity). In short, this product works well as long as you don't try to use dynamic mics with it.

Great interface. Lots of options. Quality product.

Bought this as a budget preamp. It was a good price and it's quality is reflected in the price. Out of the box, I noticed the knobs all feel "loose" as if the slightest amount of force would break them but it worked well for the first month. After the first month, I started getting audio distortions during playback and a high frequency whine when using my XLR microphone. IMO, not built to last but the plug and play is nice I guess and I'm hoping I just got a defective unit.

Everything works as described! Good purchase!