Description
Product Overview
The Rode Wireless Monitor Mixer is a cutting-edge audio mixer designed for musicians and producers. This mixer features two high-quality Neutrik combo jacks for connecting microphones and instruments, with ultra-low-noise, high-gain Revolution Preamps (-131.5dBV EIN, 76dB gain) for pristine audio. 
Usage
The Rode Wireless Monitor Mixer is perfect for studio recordings, live performances, and post-production work. Its compact design and intuitive interface make it easy to use in a variety of settings. Whether you’re a professional producer or a hobbyist musician, this mixer delivers the quality and control you need to take your audio to the next level.
Why Choose Us
At Rode, we’re committed to delivering the highest-quality audio equipment to musicians and producers around the world. Our Wireless Monitor Mixer is no exception, featuring studio-grade effects and powerful APHEX processing, including the legendary Aural Exciter and Big Bottom effects. With its durable construction and sleek design, this mixer is built to last and designed to impress.
Key Features
- Two high-quality Neutrik combo jacks for connecting microphones and instruments
- Ultra-low-noise, high-gain Revolution Preamps (-131.5dBV EIN, 76dB gain)
- Four broadcast-quality faders for seamless control
- Studio-grade effects and powerful APHEX processing
- Dual USB-C interfaces, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and an integrated 2.4GHz wireless receiver
FAQ
What is the Rode Wireless Monitor Mixer’s maximum input level?
The Rode Wireless Monitor Mixer’s maximum input level is +24dBu.
Can I use the Rode Wireless Monitor Mixer with my existing audio equipment?
Yes, the Rode Wireless Monitor Mixer is compatible with a wide range of audio equipment, including microphones, instruments, and headphones.
How do I update the Rode Wireless Monitor Mixer’s firmware?
To update the Rode Wireless Monitor Mixer’s firmware, simply connect the mixer to your computer via USB and follow the on-screen instructions.




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