You have to use a USB3 port in order to maintain a quiet/clean microphone signal

It will isolate your microphone from physical contact sounds or vibrations from the microphone stand or desk that the microphone is on.2

For microphone I use the Audio-Technica ATR-2100 USB as it as a great microphone for under $50.00 and with this mixer you get maximized & great sound quality from the mic

Coupled with the Sennheiser E835 Dynamic Cardioid Vocal Microphone it does wonders over any other microphone setup I've had.

If you are using more than 2 microphones, this won't work well at all unless your microphones don't need any gain

If you are using more than 2 microphones, this won't work well at all unless your microphones don't need any gain

Basically with this mixer and the right microphone and monitors/headphones you can pick up your sound game for well under $300

With those microphones a Audio-Technical AT8410A microphone shock mount will still do nicely

I'm going to start my review by saying I have purchased many Behringer products in the past, from a portable sound system, to a couple of condenser microphones, to some dynamic microphones

Yes, it is not the best mixer possible but used in a combination of M-Audio AV40 monitors or Sennheisser HD201 headphones with a dynamic vocal cardioid microphone like the Behringer XM1800S and your choice of microphone stands (possibly a Audio-Technical AT8410A microphone shock mount as well) you can really gain performance

but I had a lot of feedback, and then it began to hiss and pop and it began to not recognize my directly plugged-in XLR microphone after a few weeks, when it worked fine with the mic before

Slightly noisier than I would like for microphone inputs but adequate.

Found a Youtube solution running RCA cables to the 2-track I/O's and punching in To Phones/Control RM .

Hard as H!@# to use

Found a Youtube solution running RCA cables to the 2-track I/O's and punching in To Phones/Control RM .