Yamaha MG10XUF Mixerpult

Yamaha MG10XUF — 10-Channel Analog Mixer with Faders and USB

The Yamaha MG10XUF is a compact 10-channel analog mixing console for live sound, home recording, and podcasting where fader-based control matters. It shares the D-PRE Class-A mic preamps, 1-knob compressors, and SPX digital effects of the MG XU lineup, but swaps rotary knobs for linear faders with proper decibel markings. This model is the right choice for solo performers, podcasters, and small bands who need tactile control during dynamic sessions. A 24-bit/192kHz USB interface and a 3.3 kg metal chassis complete the package.

What Sets the MG10XUF Apart

Linear faders, per-channel PFL (Pre-Fader Listen) buttons, and dedicated on/off switches on every channel plus the main stereo output separate this model from the rotary-knob MG10XU. The PFL function lets an engineer blind-setup a wireless mic mid-show or solo two vocalists in headphones without disturbing the front-of-house mix.

D-PRE Preamps and Channel EQ

Discrete Class-A D-PRE mic preamps use an inverted Darlington circuit for natural bass, smooth highs, and very low distortion. Each mono channel carries a PAD switch, +48V phantom power, and a 1-knob compressor.

• Mic Preamps: 4 × D-PRE Class-A with inverted Darlington circuit
• Microphone Channel EQ: 3-band on all mono inputs
• Phantom Power: +48V global switch

SPX Effects and USB Recording

Onboard SPX digital effects with 24 editable programs cover reverbs, delays, and modulation, with an optional FC5 foot switch for hands-free on/off. The 24-bit/192kHz 2-in/2-out USB interface uses asynchronous data transfer. Cubase AI DAW and Cubasis LE for iPad are bundled.

• Internal Effects: SPX with 24 editable programs
• USB Audio: 24-bit / 192 kHz, 2-in/2-out, USB Audio Class 2.0
• Bundled Software: Cubase AI + Cubasis LE for iPad

I/O, Routing, and Build

Four mono mic/line combi-jack inputs and three stereo line inputs feed the console, with Neutrik balanced XLR connectors on mono channels and locking XLR main stereo outputs.

• Channels: 10 total — 4 mono mic/line + 3 stereo line
• Buses / AUX: 1 stereo bus + 1 AUX (incl. FX)
• Dimensions (W × H × D): 275 mm × 110 mm × 390 mm
• Net Weight: 3.3 kg

Who Should Choose the MG10XUF

The MG10XUF is the right choice for live-sound engineers, podcasters, and small bands who need fader-based speed and accuracy during dynamic sessions. Solo singer-songwriters get a tactile front-end for vocal-and-guitar recording, while fitness instructors benefit from one-click channel muting. The PFL workflow pays off when channels need to be soloed mid-show without disturbing the main mix. Anyone in a fixed desk setup will appreciate the larger surface and proper decibel-graded faders over the more compact MG10XU.

Yamaha MG Series — Three Generations of Mixer Engineering

Yamaha has been building professional audio gear for more than a century, and the MG Series now sits in its third generation of compact analog consoles. The lineup draws on technologies developed for Yamaha's high-end touring consoles, including the D-PRE preamp circuit and the SPX effects engine.