
Samson
Samson SAMXP144FX Mixpad MXP144FX 14-Channel Mixer USB
Samson MXP144FX 14-channel mixer combines six Class A mic preamps with 100 built-in effects and USB recording.
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Overview
Key Features
Ideal for live music, small venues, presentations
Precision Faders 60 mm for proffesional control
Six Class A MDR(Maximum Dynamic Range) Mic Preamps
Mute switches/3 Band EQ on all channels
100 Built in Digital Effects and high integrity bidirectional USB Connectivity
Specifications
Brand
Samson
Model
MXP144FX (SAMXP144FX)
Channel Count
14
Mic/Line Channels
6 with Class A MDR Preamps
Stereo Channels
4 with Balance and Gain knobs
Built-in Compressors
Channels 1–4
EQ
3-Band on all channels
Digital Effects
100 (with per-channel FX level controls)
Faders
60mm Precision
USB
Bidirectional USB Connectivity
Phantom Power
Yes (onboard)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many microphones can I connect to the Samson MXP144FX at once?
The mixer has six mic/line channels with Class A MDR (Maximum Dynamic Range) mic preamps, so you can connect up to six microphones simultaneously.
Does the Samson MXP144FX have built-in effects, or do I need external processors?
The mixer includes 100 built-in digital effects (listed as 99 in some references) with dedicated FX level controls on each channel, eliminating the need for separate effects processors for most applications.
Can I record directly to a computer with this mixer?
Yes, the MXP144FX features bidirectional USB connectivity, allowing you to record your mix directly to DAW software on your computer and also play audio back from your computer through the mixer.
Does this mixer provide phantom power for condenser microphones?
Yes, the Samson MXP144FX includes onboard phantom power for condenser microphones that require it.
Do any of the channels have built-in compression?
Yes, the first four channels include built-in compressors, which help control dynamic range and maintain consistent levels without needing external compression units.