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Manufacturer Part Number: MX153
The MX153 by Rolls is a one-half rack space, two microphone and three stereo source mixer. The unit provides a compact and efficient way to mix sources such as AM/FM tuners, CD players, and video players with dynamic or condenser microphones.
Key Features:
Overview:
Rolls MX153 MixMate Half Space 5 Channel Microphone Mixer with 2 XLR Inputs
Applications for the MX153 include (but are certainly not limited to) background music and paging for small clubs, churches, schools, restaurants, etc. Each microphone channel has a level and tone control. Sources one and two have level adjustments and combined bass and treble controls. Source three has a level adjustment only. The microphone inputs are balanced XLR jacks, all source inputs are stereo RCA except the front 1/8 jack on CH3 for an MP3 player, etc. The main output is stereo RCA. An included 12VDC adapter provides power to the unit. A series of six DIP switches provide important features to the MX153. Two switches apply the 12VDC of phantom power to the individual microphone inputs. A second switch sums the program material of source three to mono, and a third sums the overall output to mono. Another switch provides priority ducking to source three input allowing that channel to mute the other source inputs for use with a jukebox, telephone, paging system, etc. The final switch configures microphone input one as a paging input, ducking the other microphone and sources one and two. AC power adapter included. Made in the USA.
For more than two decades, those in the know have turned to Rolls for the highest quality, reliability, and value. Rolls is an innovative company specializing in domestically manufactured signal interface accessories, mixers, amplifiers, and processors for the audio professional.
Specifications: Dimensions: 6.5" x 1.5" x 5" Weight: 2 lbs.
Specification:
Manuals & Resources:
The MX153 by Rolls is a one-half rack space, two microphone and three stereo source mixer. The unit provides a compact and efficient way to mix sources such as AM/FM tuners, CD players, and video players with dynamic or condenser microphones.
Key Features:
- Two mic inputs with available phantom power
- Tone control for each mic
- Three stereo source inputs
- Bass and treble controls on source 1 & 2
- Signal muting (ducking) on mic 1 & source 3
Overview:
Rolls MX153 MixMate Half Space 5 Channel Microphone Mixer with 2 XLR Inputs
Applications for the MX153 include (but are certainly not limited to) background music and paging for small clubs, churches, schools, restaurants, etc. Each microphone channel has a level and tone control. Sources one and two have level adjustments and combined bass and treble controls. Source three has a level adjustment only. The microphone inputs are balanced XLR jacks, all source inputs are stereo RCA except the front 1/8 jack on CH3 for an MP3 player, etc. The main output is stereo RCA. An included 12VDC adapter provides power to the unit. A series of six DIP switches provide important features to the MX153. Two switches apply the 12VDC of phantom power to the individual microphone inputs. A second switch sums the program material of source three to mono, and a third sums the overall output to mono. Another switch provides priority ducking to source three input allowing that channel to mute the other source inputs for use with a jukebox, telephone, paging system, etc. The final switch configures microphone input one as a paging input, ducking the other microphone and sources one and two. AC power adapter included. Made in the USA.
For more than two decades, those in the know have turned to Rolls for the highest quality, reliability, and value. Rolls is an innovative company specializing in domestically manufactured signal interface accessories, mixers, amplifiers, and processors for the audio professional.
Specifications: Dimensions: 6.5" x 1.5" x 5" Weight: 2 lbs.
Specification:
Product Details | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rolls |
| Model | MX153 |
| Part Number | 245-1084 |
| UPC | 675889015300 |
| Unit of Measure | Each |
| Weight | 2.55 |
Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Mixer Type | Analog |
| XLR Mic Inputs | < 6 |
Manuals & Resources:
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Customer Reviews
By Alaskan Flyer
Date: December 05, 2025
I'm using a PA amplifier and speakers as a stereo in my workshop. That is the best and most economical way to get a bunch of power to fill a large area, but it is hard to interface a PA amp with consumer electronics gear like an FM tuner, MP3 player etc. This is the cure. Whatever you got, it will make work. But it is really made for churches, bars, and small music venues that can't justify a sound man, and it excels for that. Once it is set up it will basically run itself. One of the microphone channels can be set up to cut off all other sources when the mic is hot, another to allow voice over the music. Let the speaker decide. One of the three stereo music channels can be set to take priority over the others; give it to the band or the jukebox if you don't have live music. The other two can go to the organ or the jukebox (if you do have a band) and your recorded music source. Each channel has a level knob and each mic has a tone control to compensate for boominess or sibilance, and there are bass and treble knobs for two of the three music channels, leaving one unaffected (probably the one from the band's mixer). The controls are nice and quiet and the whole thing has a high-quality feel to it. One star off for having only RCA jacks for the line-level sources and output. Adding XLRs would make it more versatile, but then it would've taken a full rack unit and cost more. But if RCAs will work with your equipment then it will be perfect.
Rating: 
[4 of 5 Stars!]
[4 of 5 Stars!]
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