Detail 01
3 channels
Enough for a couple of singers plus your music feed. A third singer means adding a mixer or swapping mics.

Independent shopping perspective
A three-channel karaoke mixer for home or small-venue setups. For someone building a system from separate mics, a music source, and powered speakers.

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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
Enough for a couple of singers plus your music feed. A third singer means adding a mixer or swapping mics.
Detail 02
Standard rack width, so it drops into any equipment rack rather than sitting loose on a table.
Detail 03
A single rack space. Stacks tightly with an amp and player without eating rack room.
Detail 04
Shallow enough for a small portable rack case, not just a full-depth studio rack.
Detail 05
Light enough to carry to a party or gig in one hand along with a mic bag.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has three channels total, so plan on two mics plus a music source, or three mics if you feed music elsewhere.
No. This is a mixer. Run its output into a powered speaker or an amp and passive speakers.
Yes. It is 19 inches wide and one rack space tall, so it mounts in a standard rack with screws.
No. Key control is not part of this model. The DA-2200PRO in the same line handles key shifting.
Reference
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