Behringer Xenyx X2222USB Premium 22-Input 2/2-Bus Mixer with XENYX Mic Preamps & Compressors

Bought this a few years ago and absolutely love it and it has paid for it self 100 times. Great outputs, plenty of headroom, no issues so for as of today 11/4/2025. Onboard effects are amazing and it has alot of versatility. I also put it in a hard case and it keeps it very protected.

I bought this mixer to replace a Mackie Mix12Fx that left me hangin' after the third (3) time it was taken out of the box, and let me tell you, I should have bought THIS ONE FIRST..! Then I wouldn't have wasted my money on that other junk.. This mixer has EVERYTHING you would want in a pro quality mixer..! It has Pan Left/ Right, Three (3) Band E/Q. on each channel, full controll of digital effects, high and low Z inputs, you can run your mics, guitar[s], your Key Board, ALL OF IT, right from this mixer.! Use the USB connection and record direct to your Lap Top, and be editing a live show recording on the way HOME..! My Father would say it's the best thing since sliced bread, I say it's just plain GREAT...!

Mixer does what a mixer does quite well BUT some kind of instructions would be nice. I did find the manual for it but it doesn't cover everything it does. How does one tweak the effects? I just don't know at this point.. I figured out the tap button for the delays BUT it has more functions to figure out. Like the British feature in the EQ section. Some nice tones hidden there. The Preamps are quite nice. Overall a nice little unit......

We purchased this for our son. He plays a variety of instruments and had wanted a good mixer. After doing some reading, we decided this one would do the trick. Our son has been very pleased with it. Sound quality is very good. The board seems well-made and sturdy. There are plenty of inputs, which is something that was very important to him. In terms of negatives, the biggest thing is there really isn't much of an instruction manual, so getting familiar with it takes a bit of effort. Fortunately, everything is pretty well labeled and our son has worked with the audio production team for plays and musical performances, so he was able to figure it out.

After owning this for a while, I can say I love this mixer. It does what I wanted and expected it to do. I use this for my drums (not really recording, but more so for live monitoring w/ in ear headphones), and I use it for gaming (just hooking up a mic and phone etc). The controls seem to be built well. The faders are smooth, as are the knobs. The price was reasonable too. What I really like is having the USB option. It is perfect for recording or hooking up a mic for gaming. Also, I have a set up that allows me to use an aux send as my phone mic. It's really nice.

I Purchased the older version of this mixer 2 years ago (Behringer Xenyx QX1832USB) for my home studio. After just two years of light use, it suddenly stopped working. The lights pulsate, it makes a clicking sound, and the mixer is completely unstable. So I contacted Behringer about their advertised 3 year warranty.... To my surprise, I learned that the 3-year warranty is only valid if the product is registered within [90 days] of purchase. Unfortunately, I wasn’t aware of this requirement and didn’t register the mixer in time. When I contacted support, they were polite but firm, stating that their policy is strictly enforced and they couldn’t assist me further. I understand the need for policies, but a [90-day registration window] for a [3-year warranty] feels overly restrictive, and done so people never register and never get the 3 year warranty. It doesn't seem right that a well-known company wouldn't expect their units to last longer. It's a shame they trick you with a 90-day registration period to qualify for a three-year warranty. This is advertised on the box and website, but the 90-day requirement is buried in small print somewhere down the page. I thought I was purchasing a quality product. I guess not, if they have to be so shady about it. I have a similar Yamaha and Mackie mixer that I travel with and have had for more than 10 years. No issues. I bought two of these Behringer mixers, one for me and another for a client. I thought they were solid after a year of light use. I guess not. My Advice.... Just buy a from a well proven brand like Yamaha or Mackie. I know its more pricey, buy they will last a lifetime! They will take a beating and keep on ticking! Just google "Behringer Mixer issue" and see for yourself.

I love it. it came in great shape and very fast which is remarkable considering the pandemic going on. very satisfied. and just cause its Behringer doesn't mean its crap. yea I get it, not everything is gold but their mixers are pretty alright. I've never had a problem. its has built in effects which is a plus with a lot of people but for people like me there's inserts on every XLR channel plus the normal effects loop stuff. oh and it has a lot of options to do with everything. u could even take the insert pre or post and a bunch of other cool options. they has slightly smaller models than this and if this price is too high there's cheaper versions with less cool things but even the smaller models has inserts for at least 4 XLR inputs. must get or at least consider. its not a Mackie but that'll be one day. im happy with this for now.

I have mixed feings about this mixer. My old mixer was approaching 20 years old and so was my Delta 10/10 which was beginning to have noise issues. The USB interface is wimpy. I had latency issues and static problems with it. One positive note about the interface is that it served as a backup while I repaired the 1010. I don't use the on-board effects so I can't give an opinion on that. As an analog mixer, it works fine and I have no complaints. If you are looking for a digital audio interface I can not recommend this mixer. Other than that this is a pretty good mixer for the price.

Sehr einfach und doch eine gute Qualität ob live oder vom pc es ist wunderbar damit zuarbeiten

Fantastic mixing board! This mixing board is able to power my 7 XLR drum mics, preamp both guitars and send them to their own full 50W amps, return the guitars with effects, mix in a keyboard, play a metronome for recording (which won't be heard in playback), insert audio from a RCA source, and mix everything down to 2 channels which can be sent over USB to a computer, and then run monitor audio back to the board which can be heard over headphones (and also sent to the control room). Wow! It does all that? Yes. This 22 channel mixer WILL do it all. Set up is a breeze. It comes with mounting hardware if you have a road case to put it in. Fully able to record and/or stage mix a 4 person band. I do advise getting another piece of hardware if you need more than 1 headphone port (I currently use a two way splitter as most recording is done with only two people). Sound quality is fantastic if you use high quality shielded cables.

Buen precio y excelente producto!!

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