Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
Discover why USB Audio Interface Mixers are so popular for podcasting and gaming.
Part 1 - Yamaha AG06 on Amazon ➜ geni.us/cwXT
Part 2 - Unboxing ➜ (3:04min)
Part 3 - Sound Test ➜ (7:17min)
Part 3a - SM58 Mic ➜ (8:02min)
Part 3b - XM8500 Mic ➜ (9:35min)
Part 3c - Software AG-DSP ➜ (11:02min)
Part 4 - Summary & Conclusion ➜ (14:54min)
# Audio Gear used in this Review #
XLR Microphone A - Shure SM58 ➜ geni.us/k56wJ
XLR Microphone B - Behringer XM8500 ➜ geni.us/ohMnO2
Desktop Microphone Stand ➜ geni.us/zyt9
First, I'll show you the main points of the mixer and the surprisingly good build quality. In the package you will find the user manual, USB cable, and the audio interface itself.
The 6-channel mixer supports a high sample rate of 192kHz, although I am usually quite satisfied with 48kHz and 24bit. The case is really super processed and made of metal. Only the side is made of plastic, which in my opinion is not so bad.
In the third part I test the preamps of the mixer with two different microphones. For this I use a popular Dynamic Microphone from Shure and a low-priced entry-level microphone from Behringer.
In both cases, I use a high quality summer cable to give you such a perfect comparison. Furthermore I show you in part 3c how to install and use the Yamaha AG DSP software.
Finally, I will briefly summarize and summarize the benefits of this compact USB multi-purpose mixer. All in all, the Yamaha AG06 convinces me with its format, high quality workmanship, and above all the flexible application possibilities for its size and price.
#ReviewTechTV
/ Affiliate Links: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. /
// This video does not include product placement. I got the product myself. //
Discover why USB Audio Interface Mixers are so popular for podcasting and gaming.
Part 1 - Yamaha AG06 on Amazon ➜ geni.us/cwXT
Part 2 - Unboxing ➜ (3:04min)
Part 3 - Sound Test ➜ (7:17min)
Part 3a - SM58 Mic ➜ (8:02min)
Part 3b - XM8500 Mic ➜ (9:35min)
Part 3c - Software AG-DSP ➜ (11:02min)
Part 4 - Summary & Conclusion ➜ (14:54min)
# Audio Gear used in this Review #
XLR Microphone A - Shure SM58 ➜ geni.us/k56wJ
XLR Microphone B - Behringer XM8500 ➜ geni.us/ohMnO2
Desktop Microphone Stand ➜ geni.us/zyt9
First, I'll show you the main points of the mixer and the surprisingly good build quality. In the package you will find the user manual, USB cable, and the audio interface itself.
The 6-channel mixer supports a high sample rate of 192kHz, although I am usually quite satisfied with 48kHz and 24bit. The case is really super processed and made of metal. Only the side is made of plastic, which in my opinion is not so bad.
In the third part I test the preamps of the mixer with two different microphones. For this I use a popular Dynamic Microphone from Shure and a low-priced entry-level microphone from Behringer.
In both cases, I use a high quality summer cable to give you such a perfect comparison. Furthermore I show you in part 3c how to install and use the Yamaha AG DSP software.
Finally, I will briefly summarize and summarize the benefits of this compact USB multi-purpose mixer. All in all, the Yamaha AG06 convinces me with its format, high quality workmanship, and above all the flexible application possibilities for its size and price.
#ReviewTechTV
/ Affiliate Links: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. /
// This video does not include product placement. I got the product myself. //
