BehringerFLOW 8 8-Input Digital Mixer with Bluetooth Audio and App Control, 60 mm Channel Faders, 2 FX Processors and USB/Audio Interface

The Behringer Flow 8 is a must have for mobile DJs, it's basically a mixer, equalizer, compressor, limiter, and crossover into a single device. This all-in-one solution allows DJs to fine-tune their microphones and enhance the overall audio quality as well as reduce microphone feedback. The Bluetooth input feature is an added plus, providing an easy way to connect backup or auxiliary devices wirelessly.One of the standout features of the Behringer Flow 8 is its fully configurable outputs. You can configure three different outputs (Main, Monitor 1, and Monitor ) and all comes with their own equalizer and limiter.Additionally, all of your configurations can be saved on the Flow 8 as presets, making it easy to recall your configurations for different venues or events. This level of customization ensures that you can tailor your sound to suit different environments and requirements, offering superior control over your audio setup.At this price point, this mixer offers a significant upgrade to any DJ setup, offering professional-level audio management and flexibility that can elevate your audio experience.

I am very impressed by this little mixer. Coming from a professional DJ's perspective with over 30 years of experience, I've used lots of different brands and models of mixers. I'd have to say that I am really impressed with this mixer. The features are great and the sound quality is solid. It does take some getting used to if you're not familiar with digital mixers (vs. using analog) but the learning curve is short. It connects via blue tooth quickly to my laptop also. Highly recommend it!

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this item after watching many videos and ensuring that the equipment meets my needs. I received it and, despite being a refurbished unit at a very convenient price, I found its features, sound, and build quality to be impressive. I can only recommend it. However, I suggest that if you are interested in buying it, make sure its functionality is suitable for the work you expect to do with it. For me, it has been great and very functional for a home radio studio.

I have been using this as an audio interface. The signal is clear and the eq is great. The unit has many features. It is compact and the accessibility from your phone or tablet is great. I spent time reading the manual and watching some YouTube on the product which helps with proper setup. The portability and versatility makes this a great mixer for live gigs and studio work.

I'll cut to the chase. Here's the bad1. Power supply is micro usb!?! I guess because it's 2003 and not 2024. It's flimsy also, and doesn't feel secure when u plug it in.2. Bluetooth instead of wifi has been a pain because you can't pair more than one device at a time.Everything thing else? FANTASTIC!I really love the superstar monitor mixes and all of the other features. Really fantastic

This a great mixer for the price mainly use it at home for small recording sessions

phenomenal product. coming from the soundcraft notepad this thing is just so cool. love the build and aesthetics and lights. my main requirements was the ability to separately control the volume of my PC audio, and monitor audio, coming into my headphones, and this does this.the app is also pretty good for my needs. i did have to use the app for some config that seemingly could not be done from the device itself (such as changing the inputs to be a condenser mic rather than the default)

I still really really want to like this mixer. I spent a lot of time and figured the basic functionality of this mixer. How to set individual gains and 2 FX sends, via app as well the mixer unit.I have 1 minor and 1 deal breaker issue.Deal Breaker Issue: I do not like the onboard vocal effects for live singing. I have tried everything. The effects are either too much or too little, and a lot of time gets wasted in trying to find a sweet spot (which I have not found even once). My 35$ basic 4 channel mixer with just a delay and a repeat knob sounds soooo much better.Second Issue: Bluetooth (for music input) has almost 1 sec latency. Which means you can't really use it when you need audio/video in sync (like Karaoke). I added an external BT received in channel 7/8 and it worked fine, but BT channel is useless for me.I can live with BT issue, but not with vocal effects issue. I have a couple of more weeks for return window, so I will keep trying to figure it out (although it increasingly feels like a total waste of time)