The white AG06MK2 from Yamaha is a compact 6-channel mixer and USB interface with built-in DSP for streaming, sound reinforcement, and recording small performances, podcasts, lectures, and similar applications. This updated MK2 version adds a mute button and 3.5mm TRRS input for more flexible live streaming work. It also features an improved build design with updated circuitry for better sound. Capable of recording and playback of high-resolution 24-bit / 192 kHz sound, this mixer features two XLR-1/4" combo mic/line inputs, as well as a stereo 1/4" line input pair, a stereo RCA input pair, and a 3.5mm aux input for portable music players and headsets. The mixer is compatible with Windows/Mac computers as well as iPads and iPhones.

The XLR-1/4" combo mic/line inputs feature switchable 48V phantom power for use with condenser microphones, and input 2 offers a Hi-Z switch for use with electric guitar and bass. The AG06MK2 mixer has stereo 1/4" and stereo RCA outs for connecting to your PA system or monitor speakers. It also has a 1/4" headphone output with level control for personal monitoring.

Two Mic/Line Combo Inputs    Two 1/4" Line Inputs, Two RCA Inputs    3.5mm TRRS In/Out for Smartphone    Record & Playback up to 24-Bit / 192 kHz    Zero-Latency DSP FX, Loopback Function    48V Phantom, Hi-Z Switch for Guitar    3.5mm TRS Input for Headset/AUX    1/4" and RCA Stereo Outs    Powered via USB    Works With PC, Mac, iPhone, and iPad

With a design similar to a mixing console, the AG06MK2 is equipped with a variety of physical controls that help you shape and manage the audio you stream to your audience. The newly added mute button allows you to cut your mic input at a moment's notice, if the situation demands it, and it can even be controlled using Yamaha's FC5 dedicated footswitch (sold separately), which can also add reverb to your signal while keeping your hands free for other tasks.

The AG06MK2 allows you to connect two condenser microphones of your choice, and has two stereo line inputs for instruments, and an upgraded 4-pole mini jack (TRRS) for smartphone input/output capability. Of course, it's also possible to add audio from devices connected via USB in Loopback mode, as with previous AG models. This diverse range of connectivity makes it possible to use high-sensitivity microphones along with each of the audio sources, for a variety of streaming applications such as podcasts with dialog, interviews, vocal performances with an acoustic instrument, or even a live band.

The AG06MK2 comes equipped with optimized 1-TOUCH COMP/EQ and REVERB controls to dial in the sound that best suits your style. The 1-TOUCH amp simulator to add authenticity and punch to your guitar input All these tools are processed by the internal DSP chip so there's no delay, making it particularly valuable for live streaming when real-time accuracy is crucial. And when you want to capture pure, raw recordings through your preferred microphone and edit them later, you have the option to turn these effects off completely.

As a result of adopting USB-C connectivity and enhanced internal circuitry, the AG06MK2 enjoys a marked improvement in sound quality that will elevate your streaming audio to a more professional level.

AG Controller software allows users to easily and precisely check and configure the DSP audio processing inside the AG06MK2. Offering two modes of operation, Simple and Detail, AG Controller gives users of varying music production experience detailed management of their audio from any Windows/Mac or iOS device connected to the AG06MK2 via USB.

The sleek, slim, and compact body of the AG06MK2 can be placed on virtually any flat surface. By combining it with the optional BMS-10A adapter (available separately), it can be installed on a microphone stand. It can also be connected to a mobile battery (available separately) to configure a mobile streaming station anywhere. For stable operation of the AG06MK2, a power supply of 5VDC, 900mA, or more is required.

The AG06MK2 comes bundled with Cubase AI music-production software, as well as WaveLab Cast for audio production and editing. The AG06MK2 is also compatible with Rec'n'Share and Cubasis LE applications for iOS devices, which are available free of charge from Yamaha and Steinberg to support and inspire your audio content creation.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the USB interface provide the option for simultaneous input/output, or is it just one or the other at any time?

A: The USB interface sends and receives audio simultaneously.

Q: 2. Are the 8 input channels Stereo?

A: No, they are mono microphone inputs.

Q: 3. Is it possible to feed Optical Audio to this mixer and have an output as HDMI or Optical Audio?

A: Hi Nguyen, Thanks for this interesting question. The T4S and T8S can accept analog audio and digital audio via USB A or USB B. There is no optical input or HDMI. If you have more questions please join our Bose Portable PA Community. https://www.bosepro.community/g/portable

Q: 4. Does the USB interface have any sort of latency for input/output?

A: There are a lot of variables to consider when measuring overall latency in a DAW setup. All USB interfaces contribute to this latency as well. Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not list a specification to know exactly how much. The processing power of computer is a big determining factor, along with the software being used to record as well. Depending on the software, users may adjust the buffer settings to help with the latency. You may expect around 10-20ms overall latency before making any adjustments to the buffer.

Q: 5. Can I use the T4s as audio interface with an iPad Pro ?

A: No, the Bose T4S ToneMatch 4-Channel Audio Mixer and USB Interface is not compatible for use with an iOS device like the iPad Pro, but it is compatible for use with Mac and Windows computers.

Q: 6. Is it possible to connect a USB microphone to this unit?

A: The Pyle Pro PAD10MXU is not compatible with USB connection microphones. It is compatible with XLR connection microphones and 1/4'' connection microphones.

Q: 7. Can I connect the balanced aux out of the T4S to a device with an unbalanced input? What cable should I use - TRS or TS?

A: The aux output of the Bose T4S ToneMatch 4-Channel Audio Mixer and USB Interface accepts 1/4" TRS or TS cables. If you are connecting to an unbalanced TS input, you can use a1/4" TS cable.

Q: 8. For "Bose T8S ToneMatch 8-channel audio mixer", can the USB interface send all 8 channels to the computer?

A: Yes. The Bose T8S ToneMatch 8-Channel Audio Mixer and USB Interface has a USB Type-B port which can be used for connection to a computer as a general-purpose USB audio device for recording and playback. It can also be used to download performance scenes to a computer as well as to install system updates.

Q: 9. What are the pros and cons of using a shielded cat5e/6 for the audio engine connection?

A: Hi Harold! Thank you for your question. Shielded cables are more effective for blocking interference in comparison to unshielded, so installing high-quality shielded cables will help to ensure high speed performance. However, I would recommend contacting Technical Support for your region - they will be more than happy to look further into this query for you. They will be able to advise you on the best option for your particular situation.

Q: 10. Are all 8 input channels stereo?

A: No