the t.mix MiniMix 22

I use it for guitar practice along backing tracks through my headphones.
Simple use, solid metal construction, nice sound. Stereo inputs/outputs.
If you are looking for a simple mixer, this little one will do the job and will costs you as much as a bottle of scotch ;) ,

I didn't even know this kind of thing existed and it makes such a difference to have it. Really impressed!

Wanted a simple two channel mixer for some aux Imput. Ordered the t.mix and very glad i did , this unit is quite small rather like a medium size pedal. It's nicely constructed out of Metal Not plastic ! You can't get lost on how it works,and what it has got Function perfectly well. Though no clip light or eq ( but at this price point not expecting everything)Good for home use,not too sure if it would take the abuse of throwing around in a gigbag . For me a Damn good buy ,for the Ease of use, Construction and the PRICE under ¤20 No Brainer

I used this a few times for local disco, mic and laptop, mp3 music.
Funny, but I love this little thing so much.
This frightens other d/j's, as they have spent hundreds on their mic/music mixers.

My use case might be a little different than most. I use this to mix the sound from my PC and PS5. Was a little concerned after reading clipping issues on Channel 1 and it does clip if I set the audio interface too loud but it can drive my 150 Ohm headphones just fine with no clipping. The RCA input which is being used for the PS5 (with a USB soundcard) has a little noise which I fixed using a ground loop isolator I had laying around.

The biggest downside for me is the lack of power switch.

Overall really happy with the product.

Sounds great for the money. But the other reviews are correct - the two channels differ in headroom.

I have this unit fixed to my edrum kit. It's job is to mix the edrum > midi>PC>EZDrummer audio with my phone audio and then provide the headphone out. Great for drumming along as quietly as possible for others in the house.