Highly compact, excellent quality.

Peavey's compact mixer from the PV Series offers durable construction, low noise, and excellent sound quality for an amazingly low price. The PV8 is designed for either recording or live sound mixing, with sturdy metal housings, reference-quality mic preamps, and a total harmonic distortion of less than 0.0007%. The PV8 series sound mixer has global 48V phantom power and stereo effects I/O. Master sections offer assignable tape input, contour EQ, and outputs for mains, control room, and headphones.

The Peavey PV8 is a 6-channel, 8-input mixer with 4 mic inputs and 2 stereo line inputs. Also features pre-fader monitor and post-fader effects send.

Peavey PV8 Mixer Features:

• 4 reference-quality, low-noise mic inputs
• Channels 5 and 6 have dual switchable stereo line inputs
• 3-band EQ on all channels
• LED clip, signal
• Pre-fader monitor send
• Post-fader effects send with stereo output
• Control room output
• Global 48V phantom power
• Tape to control room and tape to mix assignments
• Stereo output on 1/4" balanced connectors
• Rugged mixing console design

Think big but get small. Order your PV today.

Peavey PV8 Mixer Specifications:

• 9-3/8"W x 3"H x 11-3/4"D.

Peavey PV8 Mixer

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Sounds decent and loud, but master level crackles

Posted by Elektrik Blanket from Bedford, MA on Feb 2, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Electro/Ambient

I bought the Peavy PV8 a few years ago for a decent price. I had had experience with other cheap small format mixers before, specifically ones from Yamaha, and found them too quiet. The Peavy performs well, has low noise, mic preamps sound decent to my ears. However, after a while the master output slider started to crackle when I moved it up and down. Its a real shame, because I'll have to buy another mixer if I want to play live gigs and not be embarassed. Really cuts into the mixer's value.

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Great Value for the Price

Posted by Jodo from Louisiana on Oct 26, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist, Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Metal, Blues, Acoustic

Well, I'm no sound-tech but I've used this mixer for home recording through an ancient PC. I run the output jack through a 1/4 - USB cable. The cable GREATLY reduces static sounds that will be recorded with any other type of PC connection. The mixer is small, but for the price its definitely a good deal for recording multiple instruments at once, I've recorded bass, guitar both electric and acoustic, acoustic drums mic'ed and vocal mic's. All of which produce great high quality media. For home recording purposes I highly recommend this Mixer. the only set back is the limited input jacks, hence the price! great buy! well-made?, obviously it's Peavy!

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Posted by Drumguy4 from Minnesota on Jul 31, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Drummer

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock Alternative Metal

I am happy with this mixer it is perfect for running my drum mics into my main poweramp.

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I do love my PV

Posted by jamie66 from Napanee, Ontario Canada on Jul 30, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Touring Singer/Songwriter

Reviewer's Play Style: Gospel, Old and New

Bought this for my home studio and couldn’t be happier. Does everything I want and now I can leave our big board in the road case. I have the PC plugged in and when I record I have everything setup to jump from one track to the next and this thing just keeps taking it. I would definitely recommend this mixer.

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I love this mixer

Posted by Tim from St. Paul, MN on Jul 4, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Semi-active hobbyist and perfectionist

Reviewer's Play Style: 50's, 60's 70's variety at present

I really love the PV8. Every positive thing that everyone else has already said is true. But I want you to know what the EQ frequencies are since they're not in the Operations Guide (I asked Peavey): respectively, the High, Mid and Low EQ's are at 12k, 450Hz, and 80Hz. All the other similar mixers that I looked at use 2.5k for Mids. I also like that this mixer is heavy and has very tough rubber feet (they look like the same 1" square rubber bumpers that you'd attach to a wall to soften the blow of a doorknob or something). I mean, I had my headphones plugged in, and no matter how hard I pulled on the cable (while being careful not to harm the cable), I simply could not get the mixer to budge, and so I was pretty impressed by that. Lastly, the Phantom Power button is recessed, but I leave that on since the mixer has a power button on the back (and also since the Operations Guide doesn't say to turn Phantom Power off before turning the mixer off) :)

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