The Teenage Engineering TX-6 mixer fits in the palm of a hand. While it is small, it is powerful. The TX-6 offers features mixers more than twice its size do not provide. This portable mixer includes six stereo inputs, allowing the user to mix sound from six sources and output them directly to a speaker or computer. Teenage Engineering optimized space with the phone-sized TX-6. Each of the knobs, switches, and buttons serves a purpose. Users can adjust the lows, mids, and highs for each input, control compressor settings, and perform numerous other functions.
The TX-6 includes a built-in synthesizer, instrument tuner, sequencer, and drum machine. Enthusiasts will not find another mini mixer on the market with as many features as the TX-6. This handheld mixer has a built-in battery that offers up to eight hours of use before recharging. It charges through the same USB-C port that connects the TX-6 to computers, iPhones, and iPads. The size of the Teenage Engineering TX-6 is what sets this mixer apart from the competition. Consumers can mix, combine, and balance multiple sound signals through this one small and sturdy device that fits in their pocket. Mini mixers from competitors like Yamaha and Behringer are roughly twice the size. The Teenage Engineering TX-6 is proof that good things do come in small packages.
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