130W output and built-in digital delay.

The Nady MPM4130 4-Channel Powered Mixer with DSP has 4 delay options for overall sound—from small room to spacious. Each channel offers individual delay level control, 2-band EQ, and TRS and XLR inputs. Master section includes CD/tape level, delay level and time controls, L/R tape, and RCA tape out jacks for recording. The Nady MPM4130 4-Channel Powered Mixer is built into a rugged case for portability and road reliability.

Nady MPM 4130 4-Channel Powered Mixer with DSP Features:

• 4 mono mic/line inputs with XLR/TRS inputs
• Amplifier delivers 130W @ 4 ohms total into 2 parallel 1/4" speaker output jacks
• Built-in digital delay produces choice of 4 overall sound programs ranging from small room to spacious
• Each channel offers level, individual digital delay controls, plus 2-band EQ
• Master section provides CD/tape level, master level, digital delay level, delay time controls, delay select switch, L/R tape in, and tape out RCA jacks
• Rear panel provides main out/amp in 1/4" TRS jack unbalanced insert point
• Shielded internal power supply
• Rugged case with handles for portability and road reliability

Ideal for small venue applications and extremely affordable. Order yours today.

Nady MPM 4130 4-Channel Powered Mixer with DSP

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Nice little mixer

Posted by Josh from Iowa on Dec 8, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Coutnry, coutemporary christian

I bought this unit about 2 years ago. I do small gigs with it on my acoustic guitar. Works great! I have to plug my jack in about 3/4 of the way in to get both mains and monitor levels. I use a 15 watt practice guitar amp as a monitor and the sound is pretty clear. I guess I gotta use a stereo 1/4 inch jack in the amp output in order for it to work properly. The only thing I don't like is what you hear in the monitor is what you get. You can't mix separately the levels you want from the mains. Anyway its a great buy!

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I wouldn't count on it.

Posted by gunner from Michigan on Aug 6, 2007

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Sound Tech

Reviewer's Play Style: all

This thing really is about as bad a piece as you can get and still have it work at all. The one I used has a bad relay in it, so it works sometimes if I cycle the power on/off several times. Not worth the cost of repair. And, 130 watts my a**!

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Not bad rig - ok for a starter unit

Posted by ShopsPawnShops from Ohio on Jul 23, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock/Jazz

I bought this used in a pinch then read the user reviews and nearly panicked with buyer's remorse thinking I just did something really stupid.

Actually just the opposite. Unit ran almost non-stop out doors for 8 hours a day driving background music, public address announcements, mic'd sax, keyboard, mic'd guitar amp with no problems.

The delay settings aren't great - I'd rather see this redesigned with a reverb, but if you need awesome effects, buy a rack processor.

For a basic 130 watt, 4 channel unit this is fine. Make sure the unit is vented so it doesn't get over heated, the input voltage switch is set correctly and you've got the correct impedence on your speakers - all common sense stuff. If you need to drive a PA at Spinal Tap levels look else where. But if an inexpensive, no frills unit is needed, give this one a try.

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Nady 4-Channel Mixer

Posted by Joeiscool from Pine Hill,NJ on Jul 2, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock,Metal

This is a horrible buy.It works great for about the first month then everything falls apart, and the fuse constnatly blows.Be smart and buy something other than this!

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Great value for small venue

Posted by Jazz Bat from VA on Jun 30, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Producer, player. writer.

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, Blues, gospel/worship, Pop

I use this head with 4 10" (2 as monitors) in small, acoustic venues either with guitar/vocal or to reinforce 5 pc jazz ensemble and it works just fine. The delays are very useful with my vocal at the 120ms setting @ 50% and I use a guitar EFX unit for my guitar anyway. I think the problem with some people is they buy this thing and crank it up for their ROCK or HIP HOP/DJ thing and what do you expect? Buy a $2K PA if thats what ya want to do. This is a great PA if taken care of and used for what it was intended for. Appearance better in real life than photo. Inserts are much appreciated also. I bought the whole setup with stands and Nady speakers with my head and very happy with the whole thing. I use it with a larger PA as my monitor amp/speakers when needed too.

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