Best Audio Mixer ?

[Killek98]

Hi guys. I was wondering if there is and audio mixer which would take its input from the PC and output it to all sorts of devices connected?

I have few sets of speakers , headphones and other audio output devices but the PC wont output to all of them at once.

Any ideas / reccomendations ? Will the simpliest audio mixer work?

[EndlessOyster]

Well this one is sixty grand and does all of that
http://www.digico.biz/docs/products/SD5.shtml

What kind of inputs and outputs do you need?

[Killek98]

Well this one is sixty grand and does all of that

http://www.digico.biz/docs/products/SD5.shtml

What kind of inputs and outputs do you need?

Just normal audio jack 3.5mm and the basic Guitar cable 

[EndlessOyster]

Just normal audio jack 3.5mm and the basic Guitar cable 

what about the speakers?

[Philosobyte]

Just normal audio jack 3.5mm and the basic Guitar cable 

You need to tell us exactly how many devices you have and what connectors they use. Mixers/interfaces can output two, four, six, eight, or sixteen outputs, and those can be either XLR, line, or coaxial. 

[Killek98]

I have 4 pairs of speaker sets that use the 3.5mm audio jack that you would use for a phone , 3 Guitar speakers that use the 1/4"  cable.

[Philosobyte]

I don't know anything about DACs, or if any of them reasonably priced can accept 8 or more inputs. So I can only speak for audio interfaces, which are integrated with microphon preamps.

 

Does each pair of speakers use a single jack or two jacks? 

If they need a single jack, then this would be a relatively fine option under a budget: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/FCA1616

If they need two jacks, then you could buy two of that interface and connect them together with S/PDIF.

 

If you have a larger budget, this option will potentially give you better reliability and better converters. 

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Scarlett18i20

 

Look for how many analog outputs an audio interface has. That's the kind you need.