Introduction
The Yamaha EMX2 is a small but strong mixer amplifier made for smaller to medium places. It’s easy to use and has useful features, perfect for musicians, DJs, and people organizing events.
Design and Build Quality
- Compact and light design makes it highly mobile
- Sturdy construction ensures durability for on the go use
The EMX2’s layout is clear, with clearly labeled knobs and sliders, making navigation easy even for beginning.
Performance
- Delivers clear and crisp sound quality across different audio sources
- Versatile functionality allows for easy adjustment of EQ settings to suit various musical genres
- Built-in feedback suppressor minimizes unwanted noise, making the audio output clean
Connectivity
- Multiple input channels accommodate microphones, instruments, and audio devices simultaneously
- Integrated effects processors offer a range of sound enhancements
- AUX send allows connection to other devices or monitors
Pros
- Compact and mobile design
- Easy to use, good for beginning
- Versatile connectivity options
- Clear and crisp sound quality
- Built-in feedback suppression feature
Cons
- Limited input channels for larger events
- Effects processors might lack depth for advanced users
- Absence of USB connectivity for digital devices
Conclusion
Basically, the Yamaha EMX2 is really good because it’s simple to use, works well for small to medium events, and has great sound. It’s easy to carry around, easy to use, and a great option for people who want a dependable mixer amplifier.
R.L. Richie –
A great Amp/Mixer. A lot of power in a little box. I’m using it primarily in our church fellowship hall and at outside church events. It provides plenty of sound…so much so, we even have to turn it down at times. I don’t want to blow out the crowd. I love the MP3 plug so that I can input my cellphone or MP3 player to provide music for any event. I also love the inputs for our DVD player so that we can show projected movies without voice delay. Though it was a little more costly than comparable brands, I believe the added cost was worth it. I highly recommend this mixer.
Jose Rodriguez –
It was delivered on time. It sounds great, the priest is very happy.
Tad –
it is working awesome so far. Not as loud as a cheaper system that I had but also that system only lasted a year.
Alan M. Ross –
Old Yamaha mixer smoked at last event so this one was a quick purchase to replace. Perfect for karaoke/trivia/ wedding ceremony/live performance.
Bobby Ray Rankin –
Exactly what I wanted!!
Guy –
This is the very best that money can buy. Perfect for an acoustic show. You could even do a whole 3-4 pice band in a small area.
alexhen –
I’ve tried to dig around so much and there’s virtually nothing (in English, anyway) that sheds light on the fact that this really only have 8 usable channels. I guess a stereo instrument, like keys, could use 1 channel, but I still need more!
I need 4 vox, 1 bass, 1 (or 2) keys, 1 kick, 1 drum overhead, 2 guitar. That give me 10 or 11… I should still have 1 or 2 left over! Why do they market these as 12 channel?!? And they’re ALL like this! I’m sending mine back right away ang getting a true 12+ channel powered mixer.
Justin Hall –
Yamha mixer is always good. FX all worked. Phantom power works fine. Great amplifier.
danny –
IV WORKED IN DJ AND KARAOKE FOR LAST 20 YEARS AND THIS IS THE BEST MIXER I HAVE EVER OWNED OUT OF (8) OF THEM !!! LOVE IT AND SHIPMENT WAS FAST AND PARCEL IN PERFECT SHAPE!!!!