myVolts mickXer - 5-way Passive Mixer with Noise Filtering (Console Black)

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myVolts mickXer - 5-way Passive Mixer with Noise Filtering (Console Black)

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The myVolts mickXer is a 5-way passive mixer with five stereo input channels and one stereo output channel, each with a 1/8" (3.5mm) connection. It gives a high-quality, balanced, noise-reduced output, suitable for recording or live setups.

With the mickXer, you can mix five stereo inputs down to one stereo output. You can, of course, just use just one, two, three or four of the inputs in any configuration that suits your setup.

Please note that the mickXer is not intended as a standalone device and should be connected to either a recorder or amplification device, such as an amp, speakers, or powered headphones.

mickXer works great with any music gear: Korg Volcas, Roland Boutiques, Teenage Engineering Pocket Operators and thousands more
mickXer contains noise filtering technology, removing irritating ground loop hums and other noises. It’s the perfect accessory if you experience any noise using the myVolts Korg Volca 5-way power splitter or myVolts Roland Boutique 5-way power splitter
mickXer is fully passive, so doesn’t need a power supply, or batteries
Microsuction feet let mickXer stick securely but impermanently to almost any surface, while allowing it to be moved and restuck to any surface without leaving any stickiness or residue behind.
Multiple mickXers can be daisy chained, so the possibilities for the ingenuitive desktop musician are limitless
mickXer will also work as an audio signal splitter, but do be aware that amplification is required to drive headphones
mickXer is fully safety and quality tested: it’s CE-certified, RoHS-certified, FCC-certified, EMC-tested
mickXer comes in two colours – Console Black or Go-Faster Red

Type: Analogue
Channels: 5
Inputs - Line: 5 x 1/8" (3.5mm) TRS, Stereo
Outputs - Main: 1 x 1/8" (3.5mm) TRS, Stereo
Height: 2.3cm
Width: 10.5cm
Depth: 44cm
Weight: 0.067Kg (67g)
Manufacturer Part Numbers: MICKV1RED, MICKV1BLK

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16 question(s) | 17 answer(s)

Hi, I have an Elektron overhub USB-hub, but I'd like to use it with a poweradapter... Can you guys help me?

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Hi there,

I'm afraid we don't have a USB power solution suitable for your device. The Elektron overhub requires 3A which is more than our Ripcord can provide.

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by Lou on 2020-09-07

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Do you ship to Mexico?

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Hi there,

I'm afraid we don't ship to Mexico directly.

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by Lou on 2020-07-27

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Can I use a stereo headphone amplifier as amp for this Myvolts mixer

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Hey there,

Yes, it should work!

To avoid any noise, be sure to pay attention to the power supply you're using on the amp!

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by Lou on 2020-07-24

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When I connect mickxter to a portable Bluetooth speaker (Anker motion+) will it be loud enough? Will it be similar to other audio sources (Bluetooth, line in from pc...)? Thanks

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Hi there,

It depends on the speaker but it certainly should be loud enough

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by Lou on 2020-05-29

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The volume of the mixer is very low. Is it normal? I'm using volcas for input and headphones for output

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Hi there,

The mickXer does cause some volume drop, the audio should be amplified again!

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by Lou on 2020-02-28

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I think the issue here is the stereo 3.5 cable. Since most of the Volcas are mono the stereo cable mix lowers the volume. I had the same effect when i was trying to mix with a behringer mixer. Mono cables solved the problem.
I hope this helps.

by anonymous on 2020-08-12

Does the ripcord usb to 5v cable require an adapter to fit the Sonicware ELZ_1 synth?

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Hey there,

Could you send an image of the tip off your power supply? Send you image to lou AT myvolts DOT com, I'll see if we have a tip suitable

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by Lou on 2020-05-08

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I need power bank for octatrack elektron

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Hi,

I am sure that we will have something to suit, drop me an email to lou AT myvolts DOT com and I will make a recommendation.

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by Lou on 2020-02-28

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I'm curious, as most products that 'combine' audio sources also diminish the audio output in general, as a general property. The description seems to imply that's not the case with the mickxer ?

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Hi there,

Our description: "Please note that the mickXer is not intended as a standalone device and should be connected to either a recorder or amplification device, such as an amp, speakers, or powered headphones"

The mickXer causes some volume drop and, therefore, the audio should be amplified again.

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by Lou on 2020-02-25

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I ordered a my volts mickxer but the output to my amp is mono. When plug in my headphone the volume of my volcas is very low so i can barely hear them. I think maybe the mickxer is faulty. Maybe you can contact me by email

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Hello,

I'm sorry to hear you're having issues with your purchase! Send your details to lou AT myvolts DOT com and I will help you out!

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by Lou on 2020-01-30

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Hi,
Do you ship your products to France ?
Thanks

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Hello,

Yes, we do! If you're looking for an EU plug, order from myvolts.fr

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by Lou on 2020-01-06

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Mickxer 5 way. Price for sipping This small and cheap mixer (18 euros) to Spain.

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Hello,

Standard shipping is �5.99 to Spain.

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by Lou on 2019-12-18

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Hello, I would like to know if I can use the myVolts mickxer to amp a microphone that goes into a sampler. Most of samplers like Korg Electribe or Akai MPC Live have a input to connect an external audio source and then sample it. If you use a amp source like a Roland Boutique, a MP3 player, or a phone there are no problem, since the signal is enough high. But if you want to use a mic you need a mixer and then connect your mic to the mixer to amp the mic and so connect the mixer output to the sampler. The problem is that many . mixers need to be powered and this is not of helo if you want a portable set: a mic a mixer and a sampler.

Can the myVolts mickxer be used to amp a microphone in this way?

Thanks. Marco

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Hey Marco - It should be fine for your use, but how about you test it for me, let me know?

Drop me a mail to caroline AT myvolts DOT com with your address and I'll send you a free one!

Best

Caroline

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by caroline on 2019-11-27

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what happens if I use a mono input with this? is it summed or just on one stereo channel?

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Hey there,

The mickXer won't sum the channels.
If you input a mono signal, this will travel through the left channel and will be outputed to the left channel as well.
Meaning, in terms of channels, the signal is not modified in any way.

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by Lou on 2019-11-22

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Can the mickXer handle a speaker level input and a line level input and mix them?

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Hello,

Yes, it can! We tested a scenario with two volcas. One with an amplifier on it's output connected to the mickXer and one directly to the mickXer.
This worked quite well. Not 100% balanced but since most devices have master volume control, it shouldn't be a problem.

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by Lou on 2019-11-04

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hello
can i use the myVolts_mickXer_-_5-way_Passive_Mixer_with_Noise_Filtering
just to connect with my 2.1 pc speakers and one chromecast-audio, line out from the pc and line out from a tv receiver?

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Hello!

You can! As long as the input sound sources are 3.5mm and the output goes to powered amplification (amp, speakers, headphones) you're good to go!

Here's a link to the mickXer which has an information section on the device:

myVolts mickXer - 5-way Passive Mixer with Noise Filtering (Go-Faster Red)

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by Lou on 2019-11-04

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Hello

I�??m having all kind of different audio noises, hums and digital high pitch whines when using my Roland Boutiques and controlling them with USB and at the same time driving them with USB power. I�??m thinking of going MIDI instead as that seems to help but happen to come across your Mickxer on SonicStates last synth-talk. Does this small mixer really fix this without taking away any sound-quality in any part of the spectra?

Best regards
Holger

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Hi Holger,

Yes the MickXer is a passive mixer and it will remove the noise from your set up.

Scott.
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by Scott MyVolts on 2019-09-19

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