External Bluetooth Adapter Vs On Board

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

Received this adapter, attached TRS male plug into it, plugged the Male Adapter into the sound board and it worked. So easy to use. Thanks

If you have the Media Mod then there's no need for a Mic Adapter to use External Mic. External Mic can be Plugged into the Media Mod as there is Slot available in the Media Mod to connect the external mic and it works perfectly alright.

I bought two of these one for myself and my wife. She's using the wireless NIC and its working great for gaming. I've tested the bluetooth functions with a custom bluetooth keyboard and it worked as expected. Primary purpose for buying this board was to get the flash bios button since I bought a ryzen 5 5600g which is only supported by the board after an update. worked fine following the instructions from random youtuber and confirmed by msi documentation. I also really appreciate that it has a built in display port in addition to hdmi. if you are buying an APU ryzen chip (the ones with graphics integrated) the display port feature is really nice to make full use of the power you are getting. the layout of the plugs on the board also works really nicely. my wifes case is a full gaming rig size with intense cable management and it looks spiffy in there. my case is for mini-ATX boards and doesn't have a lot of room by design, I was still able to get amazing airflow even with a huge graphics card and filling every sata port with power connections. uefi/bios menu is as expected with the usual stuff, boots fast, runs silent. great board so far. thanks MSI! and thanks B&H!

The Zoom LiveTrak L-20 was everything we hoped in a mixer and multitrack recorder. I've only had it a week, but our band has changed our entire sound system around it. Having 6 independent monitor-outs, each with its own full set of input sliders has been a boon, though it did take a while to get used to making changes at the board. The sound is crystal clear (except for Frank's noisy pedals, lol) Multitrack recording onto an SD card has been a game changer, especially since I can select WHICH channels are recorded. It has a smaller footprint than my previous board which is also nice. I haven't used the iPad app a ton, but it was one of the attractive extra features, so I bought the bluetooth module. I was able to change monitor levels on the fly.  Improvements I'd like to see: I would rather this have been a Bluetooth+WiFi device instead of Bluetooth, especially if you're going to sell the wireless separately. That way, we'd have more options for improving range... configure the device using bluetooth, but use it live on WiFi. You never know what kind of distance or interference you're going to encounter at a gig. Also, selling the bluetooth module separately seems like a very cheap move at this price point. But a separate module means they -could- create a WiFi module, right? I wish the iPad app was designed a little tighter so I could see more on the screen at a time.  It would also be nice if the monitor output ports were staggered like the channel inputs so you could fit two of the popular direct plug (Like Xvive) wireless monitor transmitters next to each other. But overall, this mixer is awesome and does everything we wanted in a single device - 16 channels of instrument and mic inputs, digital multitrack recording and 6 independent monitor outputs. And I got a GREAT price from B&H Photo!

You may want to consider a Bluetooth adapter for your headphones rather than this. They are harder to loose and more convenient.

Perfect cable to send a balanced out from mixer board to camera or external audio recorder.

this board has everything you can possibly ask for in an mITX motherboard. beefy VRM with large heatsink, dual M.2 slots, external BIOS reset button, BIOS flashback, good amount of fan headers, wifi, bluetooth, etc. check out the attached picture of my build. imagine trying to find the BIOS reset header in there if t a faulty OC causes you to be unable to boot? don't buy any board without AT LEAST an external BIOS reset switch. BIOS flashback is preferable. only possible downside is no PCI-E gen 5 support, but if you are using a riser cable/adapter to fit this into a case like the fractal ridge, it doesn't matter anyway because those risers can't do pci-e gen 5 anyway. and for at least 4 more years no GPU will be able to fully max out 16 lanes of gen 4. not even the next gen GPUs (nvidia 5000/amd 8000) don't let a certain 4 letter brand that starts with the letter A upsell you a $500 ITX board with gen 5 PCI-E that can't even use.

I like the adapter just for the simple fact I can use my external microphone but I don’t like that the adapter is so big just for an adapter.

I use this adapter in my new Macbook pro to connect a external storage that is a old Thunderbolt.