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Description

Yamaha MG20 – 20-Channel Analog Mixer for Live & Studio Use

The Yamaha MG20 is a full-size 20-channel analog mixing console built for live shows, rehearsals, bands, studios and multi-source audio environments. With clean preamps, flexible routing and a rugged metal chassis, it delivers reliable, natural sound and long-term durability.

Key Features

  • Up to 16 mic and 20 line inputs: Twelve mono channels and four stereo channels let you mix multiple microphones, instruments and playback sources at once.
  • D-PRE mic preamps with +48 V and PAD: Clean, low-noise preamps suitable for dynamic and condenser microphones, with PAD switches to handle loud sources.
  • 4 GROUP buses, stereo bus and 4 AUX sends: Flexible routing for monitors, submixes, external effects or multi-output applications.
  • Channel processing: 3-band EQ, high-pass filter, PAD and one-knob compressor on mono channels for practical tone shaping and dynamic control.
  • Rugged metal chassis with rack-mount kit: Built for regular transport and installation in stage or studio environments.

Customer Benefits

The MG20 gives you enough headroom and input count to handle full-band setups or complex multi-source mixes without extra gear. Its clean preamps maintain natural sound for vocals and instruments, while EQ and filters help create a polished, controlled mix in live or studio scenarios. Flexible routing makes it suitable for monitor mixes, subgrouping and external processing. Built to last, it performs reliably in rehearsal rooms, small venues, mobile rigs or installed studios.

Quick Specs

  • Channels: 20 total (up to 16 mic inputs; 12 mono + 4 stereo)
  • Buses / Sends: Stereo main bus, 4 GROUP buses, 4 AUX sends
  • Channel processing: 3-band EQ, high-pass filter, PAD, one-knob compressor (mono channels)
  • Phantom power: +48 V
  • Outputs: Balanced stereo out, subgroup outs, monitor out, headphones out
  • Dimensions (W × H × D): 44.4 × 13.0 × 50.0 cm
  • Weight: approx. 6.9 kg

What’s in the Box

  • Yamaha MG20 mixer
  • IEC power cable
  • Rack-mount kit
  • User manual and documentation

Use Cases / Ideal For

Perfect for live bands, rehearsal spaces, small to medium venues, worship environments, community events and project studios — anywhere multiple microphones and instruments need to be mixed clearly and reliably.

Pros & Cons

✅ Pros:

  • High input count for full-band or multi-source setups
  • Clean, natural-sounding D-PRE preamps
  • Flexible bus and AUX routing
  • Built-in EQ, filter, PAD and compressor tools
  • Durable metal construction with rack-mounting

⚠️ Cons:

  • No onboard effects — external processors required
  • No USB interface for direct computer recording
  • No scene recall or automation — fully manual analog workflow

The Yamaha MG20 is a reliable, high-capacity analog mixer offering clean sound, flexible routing and sturdy build quality.

Features

20 channel mixing console

16 microphone/20 line inputs (12 mono + 4 stereo)

4 GROUP buses and 1 stereo bus

4 AUX including FX

''D-PRE'' mic preamps with an inverted Darlington circuit

1-knob compressors

PAD switch on mono inputs

+48V phantom power

XLR balanced outputs

Internal universal power supply for world-wide use

Rack mount kit included

Rugged metal chassis

Specifications

Marka
Yamaha
Model
MG20
Kategorija
Studio › Mixers tal-istudio
Type
Analog Mixer
Inputs
Up to 16 mic (D-PRE, +48V), 12 mono + 4 stereo line (20 total)
Outputs
Balanced stereo out, subgroup outs, monitor out, headphones out
Input channels
20
Mic preamps
16
Interface features
Phantom power, Compressor per channel, Low-Cut filter, Aux sends, Subgroups, Headphone output, Rackmount, Parametric EQ
Weight
6.9 kg
Dimensions
44.4 × 50.0 × 13.0 cm

In the box

Yamaha MG20 Mixer

AC Adapter

Rackmount Kit

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