Total harmonic distortion 0.01 % @ +8dBu (20 Hz to 20kHz), GAIN knob: Min, 0.003 % @ +18dBu (1kHz), GAIN knob: Min The Yamaha MG10XU analog mixer is well-suited for small, portable rigs, with its rich features and outstanding sound quality....

Also on the MG06X are a bank of Yamaha SPX effects to further enhance your sound with no need to add in additional processors. Here's what Yamaha say about the Yamaha MG Series XU Mixers Channel Mixing Console: Max. 16 Mic / 20 Line Inputs (12 mono + 4 stereo) / 4 GROUP Buses + 1 Stereo Bus / 4 AUX Channel Mixing Console: Max. 4 Mic / 10 Line Inputs (4 mono + 3 stereo) / 1 Stereo Bus / 1 AUX (incl. FX) It is a bummer to not have any options for monitor output, no compression, and no mid EQ controls, but if you need that much flexibility you are probably going to buy a bigger mixer anyway. Sliding faders and mutes switches also would have been nice, but at this price point I am happy enough with the knobs that they provided.

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The included power supply has an extremely short cable. An extension is recommended if you're using it on stage. Channel Mixing Console: Max. 16 Mic / 20 Line Inputs (12 mono + 4 stereo) / 4 GROUP Buses + 1 Stereo Bus / 4 AUX (incl. FX)

The MG06X is very easy to use and set up. All you really have to do to get going is plug in either a microphone, a guitar, or a keyboard. Then plug in your headphones or connect the outs to a set of speakers. After that just turn the volume up and you’re off and running.The Phones output is noisy. I doubt it may have something to do with my setup or headset, but the hiss is very apparent when the knob is halfway up. Using the board as a multi-keyboard monitor system with a powered JBL-10 speaker for bands and keys/vocal for solo.