Mixer For Computer Bluetooth Speakers

This is a great little mixer. Are use it to run my TV, record player, and computer. The best feature sure is Bluetooth connection so one can play music through plugged in speakers through the main monitor patch or through headphone patch.

Nice clean signal coming from my Beta 58. Easy to setup for computer interface. Bluetooth is easy to connect and works great. Only minor niggle for that is if you want to switch devices, you have to pair the new one every time. It only remembers the current device. Don't let that deter you though, the pairing only takes a few seconds so it's not really a problem, and if you only use one device for Bluetooth, it is a non-issue. Calling up the FX options takes a little getting used to, and though it has virtual presets available, it might be nice if there were a couple of physical preset buttons you could program. The line in jacks 3/4 share an interface with the USB 3/4 return from the computer, so you are unable to use them if you (for example) want to monitor your Zoom call through the mixer. If it's important to you to have both, I suggest you upgrade to the 10 channel version. Bottom line, it's a great little mixer which doesn't take up a huge amount of real estate on your desk.

Sound is what I expected, and the speakers are super easy to use- can run them from any bluetooth device or directly from computer.

I use this to control audio volumes out from my computer with knobs not software , control amplified speakers and a separate headset control , i could easily add instruments or micro phone to my computer recordings , its pure analog so no USB , sounds really great better than straight computer to speakers i think , a little preamp is inside and it helps , but keep in mind its a mackie mixer and who does a better job of mixer design ? not many if any , its a little tank i needed a little interface and this is over the top nice for me

Pretty simple. It works :-) We use it to connect our computer to the mixer which is connected to our studio speakers. So we get studio speaker sound from the computer.

I have numerous Bluetooth speakers but this one is by far the best!

I was looking for computer speakers that could double as Bluetooth speakers for music and podcasts. I have several BT speakers and an Apple HomePod but was looking for a little more separation. While I was a bit skeptical about the size of the speakers, I am very pleased to say that the reviews were accurate. This system is phenomenal. I am shocked by the depth of sound that comes from speakers of this size, and the integration of the sub in the soundstage is excellent. This is a terrific compromise for computer/BT/bookshelf speakers.

I have a couple of small Bose speakers that I use as Bluetooth to my computer to play music on the go. These lens cases were the exact fit for excellent protection of these speakers. Purchased two, one for each speaker.

These came highly recommended by Wirecutter as the best PC computer speakers, so I thought I would give these a try but with the Bluetooth option. They sound clear and distortion free and at 25w each speakers, they are sufficient for a small room or office setting. Simple setup with the audio jack or Bluetooth connection with my phone. It's so convenient that it shuts off or turn on when it detects a signal automatically. These would not make you feel the bass as a subwoofer would, but they make music fun to listen to while you're working on the computer. And that's the point for a great pair of PC speakers, even though these are intended for DJ gears as well. The Bluetooth option is a must!

The bluetooth feature was one of the main reasons for purchasing these. You can't place the speakers near LAN equipment, it prevents bluetooth from working. The bluetooth feature does work if the speakers are located next to my computer (an audio cord is provided if you have a bluetooth problem). One nice feature is they go on automatically when sound is detected and shut down, when not used. Sound is of course better than with the computer speakers, however, voices tend to sound 'hollow.'