Yamaha MG 10
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- 4 Class A mic inputs with discrete-component D-PRE preamps for natural, precise sound
- 10 line inputs for connecting instruments, players and external sources without compromise
- 48 V phantom power for condenser microphones and active DI boxes
- Rugged metal chassis designed for the stage, mobile studios and fixed installations
Manufacturer Information
Yamaha
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The Essentials to Know About the 10-Channel Mixing Console - Class A D-PRE Preamps
- 4 Class A mic inputs with discrete component D-PRE preamps for natural and precise sound
- 10 line inputs to connect instruments, players, and external sources without compromise
- 48 V phantom power for condenser microphones and active boxes
- Robust metal chassis designed for stage, mobile studio, and fixed installations
A Sound Signature Born from Class A
Designed around Class A D-PRE preamps, this console prioritizes musicality. The lows remain present and natural, while the highs are soft and airy. Very low distortion and wide bandwidth contribute to an open sound image that easily fits into any audio context, from live to home studio.
For Whom and For What Uses?
Ideal for bands, small stages, places of worship, schools, bars, conferences, podcasts, and streaming, it is aimed at sound engineers and musicians who want a reliable, quick-to-implement solution that is consistent throughout the signal chain. Its high-quality preamplification reduces the need for heavy equalization and excessive effects, saving time during soundchecks and recording.
Ergonomics and Durability in the Service of Sound
With its 10 channels, this console effortlessly accepts microphones, keyboards, drum machines, players, and monitors. The discrete component D-PRE preamps offer a reserve of transparency useful for capturing the dynamics of a voice or instrument while retaining body in the low end. The 48 V phantom power supplies your condenser mics and active accessories, and the metal chassis ensures exemplary durability on tour as well as in permanent installations. Thanks to an extended frequency response and very low distortion, the mix is built quickly without having to excessively "sculpt" the signal.
Technical specifications
| Type | analog Compact | Number of faders | 0 |
| USB stereo recording / playback | No | Rackable | Yes |
| Microphone preamps | D-PRE with discrete components | Total number of mixing channels | 10 |
| Operating topology | Class A | Phantom power | 48 V |
| Number of microphone inputs | 4 | Chassis material | metal |
| Number of line inputs | 10 | Format | top console |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this mixer as "simple and effective" with good signal power. Most found it "perfect" for their needs and excellent quality. However, one customer noted it lacks computer connectivity for podcast/music recording, which wasn't clarified at purchase.
Review highlights
- “Good product, simple and effective”
- “Excellent material, nothing negative”
- “Connected to obtain additional inputs. Perfect!”
Based on 9 reviews
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A bit early notice, use once when testing on our wall.
Easy and suitable for our needs at the moment, good signal strength at the output, try with laptop/pc (yes ^^) and SX2 controller.
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Plugged into an old Yamaha EMX640 table to get additional inputs.
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Perfect for what I needed
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Perfect for what I needed.
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Monstrous! For a first mixer!
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Questions frequently asked
Yamaha MG 10: which microphones can it power?
The 48 V phantom power supplies condenser microphones as well as active accessories. This feature facilitates the use of sources requiring dedicated power.
How many sources can this mixer handle?
Its 10 channels allow connection of microphones, keyboards, drum machines, players, and monitors.
What sound do the D-PRE preamps provide?
The D-PRE preamps operate in class A and are based on discrete components. The bass retains a natural presence, while the highs remain smooth and airy. Low distortion and wide bandwidth promote an open sound image.
Is this mixer suitable for podcasting and streaming?
Its use is intended for podcasts and streaming, as well as conferences. The quality of preamplification helps capture the dynamics of a voice without heavy equalization.
Is the MG 10 designed for live performance?
The metal chassis ensures a build suitable for touring and permanent installations. Its 10-channel format meets the needs of bands and small stages.



