Detail 01
Four stereo USB recording channels
Ch1, ch2, aux and main can be recorded separately.

Independent shopping perspective
EP-136 K.O. sidekick puts a compact stereo mixer, USB audio interface and effects processor into one portable unit. Two stereo channels plus stereo aux let you combine three sources, while each channel has gain, EQ and compression controls. Four stereo USB recording channels capture ch1, ch2, aux and main, and a dedicated stereo playback channel brings computer or phone audio back into the mixer. Dual FX blocks, beat matching, the tap-FX sequencer and hands-on FX controls make it suited to active routing and performance changes.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Ch1, ch2, aux and main can be recorded separately.
Detail 02
A computer or phone playback feed can return to the mixer.
Detail 03
The EQ response can be configured for different workflows.
Detail 04
Main output can feed monitors or a PA while cue supports headphone monitoring or an external effects loop.
Detail 05
It can run from either battery power or USB-C.
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USB recording and playback use 48kHz, 24-bit AD/DA conversion.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has two stereo channels and one stereo aux input, for three-source mixing.
Yes. Its USB interface records four stereo channels: ch1, ch2, aux and main.
The dual FX blocks include delay, tape, loop, tremolo, filter and siren effects.
It runs on two AAA batteries or USB-C power.
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