Elevate your band's performance with the Yamaha MG 10 XU Mixer; perfect for 2-4 microphone setups. Its sturdy construction and USB connectivity ensure smooth operations.

Live Sound Mixers Rental
Compare compact analog boards, rack-format options, and digital mixers around the number of sources, outputs, operators, and control workflow your event needs. Product cards show the current pickup and technician requirements for each model.
- 1. List every sourceCount microphones, instruments, and playback feeds.
- 2. Map the outputsRecord mains, monitors, and other destinations.
- 3. Name the operatorMatch the control workflow to the person mixing.
- 4. Compare modelsReview the live handling path and choose dates.
Mixers Catalog
- Delivery & setup available across South Florida
- 15–30% multi-day savings applied at checkout
- AV team support before and during your rental
Showing 1–10 of 10 mixers catalog options
Rentals from $20.00 / 24 hoursBegin your event with crystal clear sound control at your fingertips using the Yamaha DM3S 22-Channel Digital Mixer. Compact, versatile, and ideal for various events, it features 16 XLR Inputs + 8...
Ideal for professional live and recording applications, the Behringer X32 RACK is a 40-channel, 25-bus digital rackmount mixing console that provides a wealth of features in a compact design
The Yamaha MG16XU 16 channel analog mixer is well-suited for portable rigs or permanent installations, with its rich features and outstanding sound quality it is perfect for any wedding, presentation or conference....
Ideal for bands, the Mackie 802VLZ4 Mixer brings your sound to life. Compact, robust, and easy to navigate, it promises seamless connectivity.
The Yamaha MG12XU 12-channel Mixer is excellent for portable use, but also great when installed in conference rooms, banquet halls and weddings, where users can have a wide choice of effects to...
Yamaha MG06X 6 channel analog mixer with USB and a visual effect unit that includes reverb, delay and other effects. Perfect for small microphone setups and small bands.
Alesis Multimix10 Wireless 10-Channel Rackmount Mixer with a stereo Bluetooth channel. Compact and complete, the MultiMix 10 Wireless delivers ten-channel mixing in a neat package that is perfect for smaller clubs...
The Behringer X32 digital mixer boasts an impressive number of inputs and outputs for its compact size. Fitted with 32 great-sounding gain-programmable mic preamps, six 1/4" TRS aux inputs, 16 balanced XLR...
Focusrite Scarlett Solo's makes it easy to have amazing audio quality when streaming live to your fans, the onboard preamps deliver impressive sound and allows streamlined workflow.
Explore other AV categories
Build beyond sound with equipment and production services coordinated by the same local team.

Count every source and required output before comparing controls
List each microphone, instrument feed, playback device, and other source that must enter the mixer. Then identify the main outputs, monitor sends, recording feeds, or other destinations the production plan calls for. That inventory gives the product list a real frame of reference.
The current assignments include compact Yamaha and Mackie analog mixers, rack-format choices, and Behringer and Yamaha digital products. Leave working room in the channel plan, but do not select a larger console without also considering who will operate it and how it will connect to the rest of the system.
- Inputs
Count microphones, instruments, playback devices, and any other independent source that needs its own connection.
- Outputs
Document the main system, monitors, recording, or additional destinations required by the event plan.
- Control access
Match the needed faders, routing, and processing workflow to the person who will operate the mixer.

Choose the mixer around the operator and event workflow
A mixer can sit beside a small performance area, at a rack position, or at a production control location away from the stage. Note where the operator will work, how sources reach that position, and which changes must be made during the event.
Handling also varies within this catalog. One assigned digital mixer is marked as requiring a technician, and the X32 Rack is not marked for pickup, while several compact products follow a simpler listed path. Use the live product card for the selected model instead of assuming every mixer has the same staffing or fulfillment option.
- Operator
Name who will mix the event and whether that person is familiar with the requested analog or digital workflow.
- Control position
Plan where the mixer sits and how audio connections travel between that location and the stage or presentation area.
- Handling path
Check the live product card for pickup restrictions or technician requirements tied to that exact model.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about analog and digital choices, channel planning, operator fit, technician requirements, and pickup differences.
Does this page include both analog and digital mixers?
Yes. The current assigned products include compact analog mixers, rack-format equipment, and digital mixer options. Review the live cards because channel count, control format, pickup, and technician requirements vary by model.
How many mixer channels do I need for a live event?
Count each microphone, instrument feed, playback device, and other source that needs an independent input. Also list the required outputs and leave practical working room; the right channel count depends on the complete source-and-destination plan.
Should I choose an analog or digital mixer?
Choose around the operator, routing and processing needs, control position, and the rest of the audio system. A familiar compact analog workflow can suit one plan, while another may call for the routing and control approach of a digital product.
Can these mixers be used for a conference as well as a band?
The catalog includes products described for live sound and presentation or conference uses. Suitability depends on the actual microphone count, playback sources, outputs, operator, and room plan rather than the event label alone.
Do all mixer rentals require a technician?
No single rule applies to every assigned product. The Yamaha DM3S record is marked as requiring a technician, while other current mixer records are not. Check the selected product card and the complexity of the complete system.
Can every mixer on this page be picked up?
Pickup status varies. Several compact mixers are marked for pickup, while the current Behringer X32 Rack record is not. Confirm the live handling option for the exact mixer before completing the order.
Recent Events
Every month, we service more than 150 conferences and events, from small local meetings to large international ones.
Google reviews from Miami Sound Rental clients
Stored testimonials remain visible while live Google review data is temporarily unavailable.
It’s a pleasure to work with Mario and his team, they are quick, efficient, and professional. Have done a few events already and looking forward to many more
We used Miami Sound Rental for a conference we were sponsoring. They were the perfect choice for the role. Easy to work with and arrived on time. Quick and efficient. We had to change a few things the week before the event and they were able to accommodate our changes with no issue.
Delivered on time and showed us exactly how to use the equipment and picked it up the next morning! Was perfect for my birthday party and would definitely use them again!












