--- product_id: 347889753 title: "Mackie Onyx Series, 16-Channel Premium Analog Mixer with Multi-Track USB (Onyx16)" brand: "mackie" price: "5918.24 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Mackie" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/347889753-mackie-onyx-series-16-channel-premium-analog-mixer-with-multi store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # Bluetooth streaming input 96kHz/24-bit USB multi-track recording 16 channels analog mixing Mackie Onyx Series, 16-Channel Premium Analog Mixer with Multi-Track USB (Onyx16) **Brand:** mackie **Price:** 5918.24 DT **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸŽ›οΈ Elevate your sound game with Mackie Onyx16 β€” where pro studio meets live stage magic! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Mackie Onyx Series, 16-Channel Premium Analog Mixer with Multi-Track USB (Onyx16) by mackie - **How much does it cost?** 5918.24 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/347889753-mackie-onyx-series-16-channel-premium-analog-mixer-with-multi) ## Best For - mackie enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted mackie brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Pro-Grade Sound Clarity:** Award-winning Onyx mic preamps deliver up to 60dB gain with ultra-low noise for crystal-clear audio capture. - β€’ **Customizable DSP Effects:** Built-in digital effects including reverb and delay, tailored to your unique sound signature. - β€’ **Wireless Audio Integration:** Bluetooth streaming lets you effortlessly jam or play break music without extra gear. - β€’ **Versatile I/O for Every Setup:** Hi-Z inputs for guitars, stereo line inputs, and SD card playback for flexible live or studio workflows. - β€’ **Seamless Multi-Track Recording:** Record 16 channels simultaneously at pristine 96kHz/24-bit resolution directly to Mac/PC via USB. ## Overview The Mackie Onyx16 is a premium 16-channel analog mixer designed for professional live audio, home studios, and content creators. It features award-winning Onyx mic preamps with up to 60dB gain, ultra-low-noise design, and high-resolution 96kHz/24-bit multi-track USB recording. Bluetooth streaming, robust DSP effects, and versatile input options make it a powerful, all-in-one audio interface and mixer solution. ## Description The Mackie Onyx16 16-Channel Premium Analog Mixer with USB is the ultimate compact solution for live audio, home recording, and content creation. 24-Bit / 96kHz multitrack recording, award-winning, high-gain Onyx mic preamps, and an end-to-end ultra-low-noise design deliver the sound quality professionals demand. Packed with features including powerful DSP effects, British-style Perkins EQ, full-color display, and integrated recording and playback from an SD card. The Onyx16 Premium Analog Mixer gives you the power you need to capture your best performance with pristine fidelity at home or on the go. Review: Versatile All Around Useful Studio/Live Tool - I waited 6 months before reviewing my Onyx16. I primarily use this in a home studio, but it would make an exceptional live mixer as well. I currently route it's outputs into some powered Kali studio monitors and the sound quality is exceptional. I expected to use it as an audio interface, but I didn't expect it to be such a versatile audio interface. I plugged a USB cable from the mixer to my Macbook (I use Logic Pro), and instantly had 18 individual digital inputs and digital returns that I could route/patch (within the Mac) to my heart's content. HiZ inputs on channels 1/2 make it easy to just plug a guitar or bass in (and DI into the Mac), and the stereo inputs on 9/10, 11/12...., make it a breeze to run stereo keyboards in as well. The additional Bluetooth input allows you to pair your phone, so easy to get Spotify into the rig to jam along with (and it gives you 2 extra channels if you want to run a stereo line in, or additional stereo FX return). The built in effects are adequate for most applications, but with each channel acting as it's own audio interface, you could do all the digital effect processing you could ever want on each channel within Logic or Main Stage and feed the output back into the mixer. One irritating stupid drawback: When you turn on the Onyx, it defaults the effects back to it's default DELAY setting. Easy to switch, but seems very "amateur" to have to reset it every time you power it up. The SD card recording is also just a quirky gimmick that's actually useless in my opinion. Maybe useful to some that want to just raw dump all of the output (i.e. as a form of documentation), but the auto file naming (AUD000001.WAV, AUD000002) quickly makes it useless as a working tool in a professional environment where you'd quickly have more than a few files. The Rec/Play/Pause buttons are really laggy too, so useless as a professional tool for recording your band in a live setting. And for those that think it would be nice for "break music", it would be far easier to just Bluetooth your phone. So those two drawbacks aside, the mixer/interface functionality eclipses the wonky SD recording, and the irritating requirement to reset the effects on every power up. I've now got a very versatile mixer, and a very versatile audio interface to my computer environment and on those two fronts I'd have to rate the Onyx 5 stars. At this price point, this is a solid pro level working musician tool. Review: Excellent mixer! - I bought this to replace an aging Mackie Onyx 820i, which was experiencing lots of potentiometer and switch failures. Build quality between this and the 820i is night and day, which this Onyx 8 being superior in every way! Volume knobs are rubberized, which provides a great feel and grip. Center detents are very distinct and tactile, and the silk-screened graphics line up perfectly with the controls and jacks. "Solo" and "Mute" buttons illuminate when pushed, which is a great touch. Built-in Bluetooth is a huge plus, and enables me to finally get rid of my old, external Bluetooth audio receiver. I use this primarily as an audio interface on my studio PC, and it works brilliantly for that purpose. I cannot comment on the quality of the built-in effects as I've not used them (and probably never will). Minor gripes are no "-20 dB" or "clip" indicator lights on each input, and global phantom power instead of per-channel switching. ## Features - High-resolution 96kHz / 24-bit multi-track recording to Mac/PC via USB plus direct to SD card stereo recording and playback - Award-winning Onyx mic preamps provide up to 60dB of gain and Legendary Perkins β€œBritish style” EQ with sweepable midrange - Robust digital effect engine, including user-customizable everbs, delays, and more - Bluetooth streaming directly to a channel strip ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B08TYWJHR7 | | Best Sellers Rank | #13,563 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #32 in Unpowered Recording Mixers | | Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (145) | | Date First Available | January 25, 2021 | | Hardware Interface | Bluetooth, Secure Digital Card, USB 2.0 | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item Weight | 19.35 pounds | | Item model number | Onyx16 | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Product Dimensions | 14.02 x 18.7 x 5.39 inches | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Mackie - **Connectivity Technology:** USB - **Item Weight:** 19.4 Pounds - **Number of Channels:** 16 - **Power Source:** Corded Electric ## Images ![Mackie Onyx Series, 16-Channel Premium Analog Mixer with Multi-Track USB (Onyx16) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71EO8hMCogL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: can it be used for podcasting?** A: yes it would be great for it due to having a digital interface and a built in flash recorder. Good sound too on the inputs and outputs and a friendly eq. **Q: In live use would this work? phone bluetooth to mackie onyx 8, mackie onyx 8 usb to macbook air, macbook air wireless audio out to bluetooth speakers.** A: Sorry I don't know. I only use for studio recording and I ve never tried Bluetooth **Q: Hello, what is the maximum sd card size this mixer can use** A: We have done testing up to 256GB but don’t see any reason to think there will be an issue with larger cards. Let me know what your experience is like if you try a larger (>256GB) card. **Q: Has anyone attempted using this with an iPad Pro?** A: For Multi-Track recording? You could use any Onyx mixer as an interface with an iPad. The recording program you use will determine the amount of tracks you can record simultaneously. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Versatile All Around Useful Studio/Live Tool *by D***S on September 3, 2024* I waited 6 months before reviewing my Onyx16. I primarily use this in a home studio, but it would make an exceptional live mixer as well. I currently route it's outputs into some powered Kali studio monitors and the sound quality is exceptional. I expected to use it as an audio interface, but I didn't expect it to be such a versatile audio interface. I plugged a USB cable from the mixer to my Macbook (I use Logic Pro), and instantly had 18 individual digital inputs and digital returns that I could route/patch (within the Mac) to my heart's content. HiZ inputs on channels 1/2 make it easy to just plug a guitar or bass in (and DI into the Mac), and the stereo inputs on 9/10, 11/12...., make it a breeze to run stereo keyboards in as well. The additional Bluetooth input allows you to pair your phone, so easy to get Spotify into the rig to jam along with (and it gives you 2 extra channels if you want to run a stereo line in, or additional stereo FX return). The built in effects are adequate for most applications, but with each channel acting as it's own audio interface, you could do all the digital effect processing you could ever want on each channel within Logic or Main Stage and feed the output back into the mixer. One irritating stupid drawback: When you turn on the Onyx, it defaults the effects back to it's default DELAY setting. Easy to switch, but seems very "amateur" to have to reset it every time you power it up. The SD card recording is also just a quirky gimmick that's actually useless in my opinion. Maybe useful to some that want to just raw dump all of the output (i.e. as a form of documentation), but the auto file naming (AUD000001.WAV, AUD000002) quickly makes it useless as a working tool in a professional environment where you'd quickly have more than a few files. The Rec/Play/Pause buttons are really laggy too, so useless as a professional tool for recording your band in a live setting. And for those that think it would be nice for "break music", it would be far easier to just Bluetooth your phone. So those two drawbacks aside, the mixer/interface functionality eclipses the wonky SD recording, and the irritating requirement to reset the effects on every power up. I've now got a very versatile mixer, and a very versatile audio interface to my computer environment and on those two fronts I'd have to rate the Onyx 5 stars. At this price point, this is a solid pro level working musician tool. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent mixer! *by S***. on December 16, 2023* I bought this to replace an aging Mackie Onyx 820i, which was experiencing lots of potentiometer and switch failures. Build quality between this and the 820i is night and day, which this Onyx 8 being superior in every way! Volume knobs are rubberized, which provides a great feel and grip. Center detents are very distinct and tactile, and the silk-screened graphics line up perfectly with the controls and jacks. "Solo" and "Mute" buttons illuminate when pushed, which is a great touch. Built-in Bluetooth is a huge plus, and enables me to finally get rid of my old, external Bluetooth audio receiver. I use this primarily as an audio interface on my studio PC, and it works brilliantly for that purpose. I cannot comment on the quality of the built-in effects as I've not used them (and probably never will). Minor gripes are no "-20 dB" or "clip" indicator lights on each input, and global phantom power instead of per-channel switching. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by R***N on January 17, 2026* Excelente para tocar en vivo. Me hubiese gustado mΓ‘s salidas aparte del estereo, para aprovechar las entradas en el daw y el estudio. 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