The phantom power also works quite well

He is very happy with it, sound quality and output power are good for this kind of usage

In both cases, the AC adapter did not securely fit into the unit and while plugged in, the mixer would lose power until you jiggled it at the right angle.

- there's no power switch (you can't afford a power switch?).

Also, a loose power plug is inexcusable.

I thought mine had this problem because I would push the cord in hard (but not too hard for fear of breaking something), and it would lose power whenever the cord wiggled (such as from when it was moved a little)

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I tried every imaginable combination of cables, power outlets and location and the hiss never got better.

Background hissing noise and loose power plug.

I use this to create podcasts, along with a couple of cardioid microphones, so the phantom power is great

The AC cord does NOT fit in properly can slips out easily even at the slightest movement so at any given time, you could lose power because of the cord slipping out of the unit so easily

I read a lot of reviews on here about loose power cables and static in the lines

Any time the mixer was moved, power was lost.

Imagine loosing power from the mixer in the middle of the show

Product came with either a faulty power cable or a faulty plug in for said cable on the actual unit

The strange power plug makes it worse - it's just annoying - when in all other respects it is a great piece of gear.

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