TA1

Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025

i spent about two weeks intensely studying features of similar mixers. there were around fifty of themavailable on amazon. This one appears to have superior features to anything within twice the price. I did not need more channels and have limited space for the unit so 6 to 12 channels was all I was considering.even with 8 channels, this one had to logical groups and 99 effects.I have yet to try out all the features. The unit just arrived today but it will probably take years to test outeverything.Despite some reviews indicating units arriving in damaged condition, this one was carefully triple boxed and was completely unscathed as far as I can tell. It even came with some patch cables.I am planning to get some 90 degree adapters for the power and input cables, to fit the device in asomewhat tight rack configuration.[update]The documentation is not that good. the hardcopy that came with the unit is just a phrase identificationof the features and does not explain much about how to actually use them.It is pretty much the same info that is already on the amazon sales page(s) for the device. I was really hoping for more details.In the meantime there are a fair number of youtube videos where relative experts with this general kind of gear, talk about how they work and how they tend to be used. Those videos vary a lot with respect totechnical content.I am personally not that enthralled with the youtubes by people who appear to make a living by "reviewing products" since they tend to not really have that much of substance to say about such products as thesesince they obviously have only been using them for a couple of weeks if that.It is worth your trouble to study the genre and understand how the features are meant to work, beforeyou buy since there are a lot of product choices.And despite already pretty much knowing more about the TG8 than most of the "reviews" appear to, I amalso still learning things about it.I really would have wanted manufacturer documentation to tell me those things. Instead pretty much Ihad to learn them by brute force.On the other hand, lessons learned that way are not likely to be forgotten anytime soon.

TA1

Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025

i spent about two weeks intensely studying features of similar mixers. there were around fifty of themavailable on amazon. This one appears to have superior features to anything within twice the price. I did not need more channels and have limited space for the unit so 6 to 12 channels was all I was considering.even with 8 channels, this one had to logical groups and 99 effects.I have yet to try out all the features. The unit just arrived today but it will probably take years to test outeverything.Despite some reviews indicating units arriving in damaged condition, this one was carefully triple boxed and was completely unscathed as far as I can tell. It even came with some patch cables.I am planning to get some 90 degree adapters for the power and input cables, to fit the device in asomewhat tight rack configuration.[update]The documentation is not that good. the hardcopy that came with the unit is just a phrase identificationof the features and does not explain much about how to actually use them.It is pretty much the same info that is already on the amazon sales page(s) for the device. I was really hoping for more details.In the meantime there are a fair number of youtube videos where relative experts with this general kind of gear, talk about how they work and how they tend to be used. Those videos vary a lot with respect totechnical content.I am personally not that enthralled with the youtubes by people who appear to make a living by "reviewing products" since they tend to not really have that much of substance to say about such products as thesesince they obviously have only been using them for a couple of weeks if that.It is worth your trouble to study the genre and understand how the features are meant to work, beforeyou buy since there are a lot of product choices.And despite already pretty much knowing more about the TG8 than most of the "reviews" appear to, I amalso still learning things about it.I really would have wanted manufacturer documentation to tell me those things. Instead pretty much Ihad to learn them by brute force.On the other hand, lessons learned that way are not likely to be forgotten anytime soon.

Alejandro Mojica Rogdriguez

Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025

Lo único que no me agradó es el "manual de usuario" es muy simple, me gustaría recibir uno mas detallado para poder aprovechar todas las funciones de este buen Mixer.

Alejandro Mojica Rogdriguez

Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025

Lo único que no me agradó es el "manual de usuario" es muy simple, me gustaría recibir uno mas detallado para poder aprovechar todas las funciones de este buen Mixer.

CTSIA-100

Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024

Church Use--replacing an older $40K system with more modern, easier to use and lighter equipment. This mixer offers excellent value at this price point. After considerable research, I came across this one and even though it's a relatively unknown brand in the digital mixer space, WOW! We are impressed. W'ere using it with 2-powered speakers and 2-powered sub-woofers; 2-wireless mics, iPad and a couple of corded mics. A separate amp powers 4-5 floor monitors but still controlled through this mixer. ...not one hi-cup or gllitch with the mixer. Highly recommend! Peace.

CTSIA-100

Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024

Church Use--replacing an older $40K system with more modern, easier to use and lighter equipment. This mixer offers excellent value at this price point. After considerable research, I came across this one and even though it's a relatively unknown brand in the digital mixer space, WOW! We are impressed. W'ere using it with 2-powered speakers and 2-powered sub-woofers; 2-wireless mics, iPad and a couple of corded mics. A separate amp powers 4-5 floor monitors but still controlled through this mixer. ...not one hi-cup or gllitch with the mixer. Highly recommend! Peace.

Claudio Zamp

Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024

This is a review for the TG8 Depusheng mixer:The box was open already. The screen was loose. The wires were like spaghetti in an open bag. No power cord or supply. Hand and fingerprints all over. ALL indicated an used item was sent. This is a shame.Sent it back in 5 minutes. Getting a better brand and product.Sorry Depusheng.

Claudio Zamp

Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024

This is a review for the TG8 Depusheng mixer:The box was open already. The screen was loose. The wires were like spaghetti in an open bag. No power cord or supply. Hand and fingerprints all over. ALL indicated an used item was sent. This is a shame.Sent it back in 5 minutes. Getting a better brand and product.Sorry Depusheng.

Gerardo

Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2024

Producto no bueno

Gerardo

Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2024

Producto no bueno

Customer

Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024

This almost seems too good to be true, lots of inputs, built in effects and fx send to hook up effects pedals, very nice at this price

Customer

Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024

This almost seems too good to be true, lots of inputs, built in effects and fx send to hook up effects pedals, very nice at this price

Wolfman Dan

Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024

This mixer is a solid budget-friendly option with some impressive features. The 8-channel input, dual group output, and built-in 99-bit DSP reverb are great for small setups. The Bluetooth and USB recording capabilities add extra value, especially for its price point. However, the build quality is noticeably less robust compared to higher-end mixers. That said, it’s still a fantastic deal for beginners or for secondary setups where you don’t want to invest in premium gear. Overall, great features for the cost.

Wolfman Dan

Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024

This mixer is a solid budget-friendly option with some impressive features. The 8-channel input, dual group output, and built-in 99-bit DSP reverb are great for small setups. The Bluetooth and USB recording capabilities add extra value, especially for its price point. However, the build quality is noticeably less robust compared to higher-end mixers. That said, it’s still a fantastic deal for beginners or for secondary setups where you don’t want to invest in premium gear. Overall, great features for the cost.

P. Gerry

Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024

I have used several high end Yamaha, Mackie, Peavy and Behringer boards. This Depusheng is by far the best. The best until now was Yamaha. Why is this mixer so great? - Separate left and right sliders. - Separate group bus (that you can add effects to). - On/Off (mute) buttons for each channel that show green when on and red when off - This is really big. - Green or Red lit switch indicating which channels are on. This is REALLY nice. Especially live. - Good quality adjustable effects. - Bluetooth for music from phone - connect to the board without a cable - Graphic EQThis board allows me to run monitors either of 2 ways (No other boards I have used did this except a really old Peavy sort of somewhat):- left channel with ITS OWN SLIDER. Anything I dont want in monitors I can pan right. And there will be effects in the monitors. - Group 1 or group 2 output - WITH ITS OWN SLIDER - with the option to put effects in or not. - (I don't use Aux 1 for monitors since it is pre-fader)For recording:This board lets me add additional recording channels using the group bus WITH EFFECTS. My Yamaha Mackie, Peavy, boards did not allow this.Others gave negative reviews since the board was used. In that case I suggest returning it and getting another. I am buying a second one of these. One for rehearsal and 1 for gigs.

P. Gerry

Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024

I have used several high end Yamaha, Mackie, Peavy and Behringer boards. This Depusheng is by far the best. The best until now was Yamaha. Why is this mixer so great? - Separate left and right sliders. - Separate group bus (that you can add effects to). - On/Off (mute) buttons for each channel that show green when on and red when off - This is really big. - Green or Red lit switch indicating which channels are on. This is REALLY nice. Especially live. - Good quality adjustable effects. - Bluetooth for music from phone - connect to the board without a cable - Graphic EQThis board allows me to run monitors either of 2 ways (No other boards I have used did this except a really old Peavy sort of somewhat):- left channel with ITS OWN SLIDER. Anything I dont want in monitors I can pan right. And there will be effects in the monitors. - Group 1 or group 2 output - WITH ITS OWN SLIDER - with the option to put effects in or not. - (I don't use Aux 1 for monitors since it is pre-fader)For recording:This board lets me add additional recording channels using the group bus WITH EFFECTS. My Yamaha Mackie, Peavy, boards did not allow this.Others gave negative reviews since the board was used. In that case I suggest returning it and getting another. I am buying a second one of these. One for rehearsal and 1 for gigs.

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Depusheng TG8 professional dj audio mixer 8 channel input and dual group output with 99-bit dps reverb chip bluetooth usb recording and mp3 playback suitable for stage, bar, recording studio

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Depusheng TG8 professional with grouping DJ Audio Mixer

Depusheng TG8

Built-in 99 DPS digital effects

LCD large display

7-band equalization adjustment

USB/MP3 Compatibility

5 mic mono inputs+2 stereo input

Each channel have +48V phantonm power switch

Powerful and Rich Compatibility