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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandBehringer
MPNUFX1204
GTIN0794504550115
UPC0794504550115
eBay Product ID (ePID)1038104069
Product Key Features
Number of Buses4
Suitable ForStage/Live Sound, Front of House (FOH), Monitor, Recording & Live Sound, Studio/Recording, Home Recording
Number of Channels12
Number of Line Inputs12
Number of Mic Inputs4
Number of Phono Inputs1
Input/Output PortsAnalog RCA/Coaxial In, XLR Out, USB Interface, XLR In, Analog RCA/Coaxial Out, Analog XLR In, Analog XLR Out, Firewire Interface, Headphone TRS 1/4" Out
FeaturesSD Memory Card, Phono/Line Switch, Phantom Power, Fader-Type Control, Graphic Equalizer, PFL/Solo Bus, 4-Band Equalizer, MP3/CD Player Compatible, Headphone Cue, 3-Band Equalizer, Unpowered, Send/Return, Built-in Effects, PC/Mac Compatible
TypeAnalog Mixer
ModelBehringer Xenyx
Dimensions
Item Weight9.92 lbs
Ratings and reviews
Most relevant reviews
- 29 Jan, 2018
UFX1204 - a little marvel, unique little mixer - Behringer has improved everything !
After tedious research, options, flexibility, sounds, and a Swiss Army Knife mixer, this little beauty was it ! Improvements vs. X xenyx line. Excellent preamps, 3 band - mid sweep EQ (On/Off button*), very quiet, 16x4 USB Interface* with Control Panel on computer. Also a 16Trk* on-board Recorder (Channels 1-12, Sub 1/2, L/R=16).....[always reformat your drives "ON" the mixer for best results. Firewire Interface...that's 3 options to choose from individually. Record "Live Tracks", copy USB card to your DAW and continue work with the same mixer to add tracks, etc... or start from scratch using the same mixer as your primary Interface. It's also a great "little" 4 XLR + 4 Stereo=12 normal inputs for solo, duo or vocal, etc club setup. I purchased it as a backup for my XR16 WiFi and flexibility. Let your imagination loose and you'll find many potential options to merge them, or use best options of both as needed. The UFX1604 is the bigger brother, but still 16x4 USB/Firewire, same 16Tkl onboard and larger than I wanted. The 4 Band EQ, extra inputs, and 2 FX were tempting, but adding the XR16 opened more doors for my uses. (4XLR+8XLR), WiFi, flexibility and Backup ! I Love It !Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
- 06 Dec, 2020
Big and tacky looking, but nonetheless a nice and versatile mixer that's (almost) perfect for DAW-less jamming.
Works quite well. Sound quality is good even though there's a bit of noise here and there. After a while mine started developing an issue with the gain knob on a few channels. Adjusting them a channel that is actively receiving any amount of signal causes scratchy noises. It's tricky to route the wet FX output into the solo/monitor output as it requires some external patching. I feel like I'm missing something really simple about aux 2 (FX) or what not but I could never figure out and easy way. The problem appears to be that solo is post-eq, but FX is "post"-post-eq. The hack is then to engage Send FX to Aux 1, then patch Aux 1 send back into an unused channel, and its only at this point that you can solo that channel and hear wet FX into your monitor headphones. That's a weird annoying quirk. Maybe I'm just trying to stretch the workflow in strange directions. On the other hand you can isolate and listen to the output of the FX processor alone in your monitor, so I guess that's cool too. I'm using the mixer mainly for DAW-less jamming with modular synths and drum machines, so the integrated 16 channel in/out USB interface/external flash drive recording was really the biggest selling point for me at that price. It was important to be able to jam live while also having the possibility to readjust levels and EQs for each channel independently afterwards. Most mixers that try to double as a USB interface usually don't bother and mash all channels into a single stereo output signal before sending that signal on its way to your recording software. It's the same as if you plugged an external recorder to the main output. Last point of contention is that it's a big and rather ugly mixer. It doesn't matter for a fixed recording/jamming station, but it's not...aesthetic when you take it on the road. Its tacky curvy glossy red sides are a waste of space and an eyesore. The size makes it look ridiculous if you're not surrounding it with a whole bunch of gears. A little too much '00s for my taste. All things considered I really like this mixer, but if I had just started shopping for a mixer today and had a little more money I would probably go for the 1010music Bluebox. It's way more compact and aesthetic and does everything I need without all the recording studio features/fluff I don't use on the Behringer.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 05 Mar, 2017
Great mixer
I have owned two Behringer mixers. This one blows me away with all the features and the quality of sound. If you're looking for a good mixer for your home studio you can't go wrong with this one. I researched for about two weeks before buying and I believe I've made the right decision for a mixer in this price range.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
- 05 Apr, 2018
UFX 1204 mixer
No other mixer of this size has what this one has. Plus, no drivers are needed (Mac), and it has all you could ask for. Dual USB/Firewire outputs make if extremely flexible. Mic pres are very, very good, and the routing is intuitive. Stand-alone recording to a flash drive puts it over the top! Wow!! Behringer has catapulted to new heights in the last couple years, overtaking others in the market. BEST OF SHOW!Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 07 May, 2016
Thank you
Thank you, for this Great Board, It's right in the price range and meets all my production needs. 5 Star service !Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 25 Apr, 2017
Versatile and great mixer!
Great product!Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
- 24 Nov, 2016
Real Multitrack
If you want to record 12 input signals everyone on its on track buy this mixer.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
