seslan

A mixer won't do any good to your echo situation. Even if there is a mixer out there that can process echo out or even a software in this case, I don't think they sound natural compared to a acoustically well treated room. You need to improve acoustics in the recording room first, then maybe look into software or hardware solutions for echo reduction.

Hey! I have a couple questions about my Yamaha MG10XU’s headphone out power. In the specifications sheet (can be found here), it says that maximum power output of the headphone out is 100mW per channel before it clips on a 40 ohm line. I know that a headphone’s loudness also depends on the nominal sound pressure at a given voltage or power. Like, 100 dBSPL at 1mW/500Hz etc. Do you guys think that MG10XU’s headphone power output is decent enough to drive, for example, dt 1990 pro, HD 600/650. Secondly, is there a method to calculate power output of the mixer's headphone out to a different line instead of 40 ohm by using the given spec?