OMNITRONIC GNOME-202 Mini Mixer Gold

All that needs to be said is, it's a terrific audio mixer for the price. You get three input channels # two are line, and one microphone. EQ controls for each channel and a record level output too, all 2x Stereo channels... my only two gripes are, and there small at that; is the power supply is of the switch mode type... this my not be a problem to you, but can in some circumstances cause interference into the audio system, however if you have a mains earth within your system and you should have at least one at the main power amplifier, or line driver; then the issue may not show it's self... if you don't use a mains earth, you will notice a phase present on the surface of the mixer case.Enough said on that area... and the second gripe is the inside edge finish of the cover case, overall it's actually very - very good, with nice decal printing, what lets it down a bit, is the sharp to rough inside edge; it's noticeable when you hold the case and find the inside edge around your fingers, however for most people, you probably not think that it's an issue, and really, I should call it a Quality Control problem; it's not that difficult to remove the pressing edge of the aluminium to smooth it out. Anyway, I did do this on mine; well I am an ex-design engineer retired, and it bugged me a bit... but please don't be put off, because these two items are minor, and the electronics are excellent and well built, with quality components throughout... it's a real gem of a design and would be ideal for most people who just need two inputs, and a line record out plus a master line out... the cross fader is smooth and light to the touch, all the control are easy to get too, well spaced, you have a pre-cue level with the headphone output as well; so the only choice you need to make, is the colour ?I highly recommend this mixer for small audio, personal, and production use.