ProFX12v3+ 12-Channel Professional Analog Mixer with USB, Onyx Mic Preamps, GigFX Effects Engine, and Bluetooth

Great little mixer. Bluetooth connects fast, great range. 4 XLR inputs, 2 sets of 1/4 inputs, and then a bluetooth / 3.5mm stereo headphone-type jack. lots of options, managed to use all of them pretty quickly. Only wish was that it had a second set of output busses, but I'd have had to gone up to a bigger model for that, and I was trying to keep it small.

Bought this for my living room. I sing and and play guitar/bass and wanted a small mixer that I could integrate my PC sound (my primary entertainment system) with previously noted activities. Before owning this I was using Mackie's pro16fx mixer ((which I also recommend) I already had this for live gigs) but it was overkill and inconvenient when I needed it for its intended purposes. This board has been absolutely perfect for my needs, and the additional Bluetooth has allowed me to eliminate multiple wires running across my living room. As always, Mackie provides excellent Onyx preamps and the bluetooth driver displays no noticable loss in audio quailty. 100% recommend - 100% would buy again (just hope I never need to). I've read some low star reviews on this mixer and it seemed to me, by their reviews, that they didnt know what they were doing/buying. This is a quality product if you know exactly what you need.

Well built, cristal clear audio, no hiss or hum, and that clean icy EQ that Mackie is known for. Love it! Well built and works well in a multi-track recording setup as the audio interface. Make sure and use the Mackie driver. The mixer will use the Windows native driver just fine but the native driver will not allow access to USB channels 3 and 4. Without the Mackie driver you can not listen to playback and record new tracks without the old tracks rerecording on top of the new tracks.

Mackie makes great mixing boards. I especially love the Bluetooth feature on this.

I'm a retired audio pro contractor. I still keep equipment on hand to do some mobile video DJ gigs, a few installs, consulting and small rental jobs. I mainly use a Midas MR18 digital rack mixer. I have a small Soundcraft analog mixer too. A friend, very active in pro sound, who has tons of Yamaha digital consoles and rack mixers bought a few of these and really likes them. This Mackie intrigued me because of it's many features, primarily the 2-way bluetooth with mix minus. I recently installed a Mackie DLZ mixer in a podcast studio for a friend. It has bluetooth with mix minus too. We linked his cell phone & had several people call in. The incoming call quality was excellent. They heard us back through the podcast mics. I figured the ability to be able do a small PA rental and take incoming calls from guests would be beneficial so I ordered this ProFX10 Go. I also appreciate the simple compression on inputs 1 & 2, built-in effects, phantom power & the same 3 band EQ on all 7 input channels including the 3 stereo channels. The battery operation is added benefit.

Does everything it says flawlessly. Set it up in minutes. Only drawback it doesn't allow you to set a default effect preset. Sounds amazingly clear

Great at what it does however the range on the Bluetooth is not very strong compared to other Bluetooth pairing devices.Other than that the build quality is great and nobs are smooth

24/192 The audio output is good. Listening to various audio tracks and comparing it to DACs/AMP's I own, it keeps up. I've tested a couple of the tracks and the faders, buttons, and knobs work as expected. Once I downloaded and installed the USB Drivers, the USB-C interface worked flawlessly. Compressor was mentioned by another user, it does work, just extremely subtle in its effect, to the point it is worthless. I've tested out the other effects and they work. For input, I tried the SM7B with a CloudLifter. It does introduce noise but its not overwhelming. I haven't tried using the SM7B without the cloud, but I'll update once I give it a chance. Right now I'm just getting it setup. Power cable was a bit short for my needs, not the end of the world but I had to get creative during the setup for this initial review. Like I said earlier, I also needed to download the USB-C drivers from Mackie's website, so its not exactly plug & play with Windows 10. Not a deal breaker again, just part of the setup process. This, compared to my old 8 Channel mixer, is leagues better. A lot has changed and it seems like the music industry is really catering to pod casters and streamers, making it fairly simple to setup one of these devices to your computer. Right now I am happy. I'll continue testing and exploring and updating the review as I discover more. Thanks for your time, hope this helped. Update 8/27/2025: I was able to use both the included recording software (Waveform13) and Reaper with this. My first impressions with Waveform were not great. That could be my fault though since its a bit different than Reaper. I'll give it a more fair shot and learn the work flow they're trying. Till then, all I can say is both applications work. I also used the bluetooth to take a couple of phone calls just for fun and the wife wasn't amused. It works though. Finally used the SM7B without the Cloudlifter and its better without. The Gain and Fader will be near max, but it introducing way less noise.

Excellent product.

The sound is amazing I use Yamaha mg10xu / mg12xu / mg20xu At events and this year I used the mackie for outdoor Remembrance Day event I was amazed at how the microphones sounded what brilliant pre amps this mackie has even the pastor said the sound quality was so good this year Well done mackie I’ll be getting the battery powered sub too soon I bought the for the Bluetooth and battery feature but quality is remarkable

Item as I am expected

Just received my mackie pro fx v3 6 plus channel mixer, thank you Amazon and Mackie ,I like the added Bluetooth connection compared from the previous model, the effects are Great, easy to set up and portable, can bring it anywhere with ease.

I love this mixer