
Nady
Nady MM141 4-Channel Mono Mini Mixer Portable
★★★★★
A battery-powered 4-channel mono mixer that fits in your gig bag for quick, portable audio mixing.
$32.99*
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Overview
Key Features
Takes 9V Batteries (Best with Polaroid 9V Batteries)
4 mono 1/4" Ins
Individual volume controls
Master volume control
Specifications
Brand
Nady
Model
MM-141
Channels
4 Mono
Inputs
4 x 1/4" Unbalanced
Output
1/4" Unbalanced
Controls
Individual Volume per Channel, Master Volume
Power Source
9V Battery or Optional AC Adapter
Connectivity
1/4 Inch
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Extremely compact and lightweight, ideal for mobile setups and tight spaces
- Battery-powered operation allows use anywhere without access to AC power
- Individual volume controls per channel provide precise level adjustment
- Simple and intuitive design with no learning curve
👎 Cons
- Mono output only with no stereo panning or stereo mixing capability
- Uses 1/4-inch unbalanced connections only—no XLR or balanced inputs
- No EQ, effects, or tone shaping controls on any channel
- No phantom power, limiting microphone options to dynamic types with 1/4-inch connectors
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Nady MM-141 run on battery power?
Yes, it runs on a single 9V battery, making it fully portable. An optional AC adapter is also available for stationary use.
What type of audio connections does this mixer use?
The MM-141 uses four 1/4-inch unbalanced mono inputs and a single 1/4-inch mono output, which are standard connections for instruments and audio gear.
Does each channel have its own volume control?
Yes, each of the four input channels has an independent volume knob, plus there is a master volume control for the combined output.
Is this mixer stereo or mono?
The MM-141 is a mono mixer. All four inputs are summed to a single mono output, so it is not designed for stereo panning or stereo signal routing.
Can I use this to mix microphones?
The 1/4-inch inputs can accept dynamic microphones with a 1/4-inch connector, but there is no phantom power or XLR input, so condenser microphones requiring phantom power are not supported.