DNA Professional HLC 6 MK2 Mixer audio analogico con 6 canali e 16 effetti digitali

The DNA Professional HLC 6 MK2 is a compact analog mixer that stands out for its built-in 16 digital effects and +48V phantom power, making it ideal for small live performances, home recording, and podcasting. Unlike basic mixers, it offers flexible routing with aux send/return and a dedicated headphone output.

Highlights

• 6-channel analog mixer: 2 mono + 2 stereo channels
• 2 XLR microphone inputs with +48V phantom power
• 16 built-in digital effects presets
• 3-band EQ on mono channels, 2-band EQ on stereo channels
• Aux send/return for external effects or monitoring
• Compact and rugged design for portable use

In daily use

Connect up to two microphones and two stereo line sources such as keyboards or media players. The mono channels feature gain control, 3-band EQ, and pan, while stereo channels have 2-band EQ and balance. The aux send lets you create a monitor mix or add external effects, and the aux return brings the processed signal back. The headphone output with level control allows for private monitoring. The +48V phantom power supports condenser microphones, and the 16 digital effects add reverb, delay, and more to your sound.

Full specifications

• Mixer type: Analog
• Channels: 6 (2 mono, 2 stereo)
• Microphone inputs: 2 x XLR
• Mono line inputs: 2 x 1/4" TRS
• Stereo line inputs: 2 x 1/4" TRS (2 stereo pairs)
• Main outputs: 2 x 1/4" TRS (L/R)
• Aux send outputs: 1 x 1/4" TRS
• Aux return inputs: 1 x 1/4" TRS
• Headphone output: 1 x 1/4" TRS
• EQ mono channels: 3-band (High, Mid, Low)
• EQ stereo channels: 2-band (High, Low)
• Phantom power: +48V switchable
• Built-in effects: 16 digital presets
• Gain control: Yes (mono channels)
• Pan/Balance control: Yes (pan on mono, balance on stereo)
• Peak indicators: Yes
• Power supply: External DC 15V adapter

Final note

With its combination of analog warmth, digital effects, and phantom power, the HLC 6 MK2 is a versatile and affordable choice for musicians, content creators, and small venues.