Audiomixer HP HyperX 73C12AA 20 - 20000 Hz 32 - 600 Ω

The HyperX Audio Mixer 73C12AA is a compact USB mixer designed for creators who need to blend up to three audio sources: an XLR input, a 3.5 mm microphone input, and a stereo 3.5 mm line input. It supports 24-bit/96 kHz recording and works with HyperX ProCast and most other XLR microphones. With a frequency response of 20–20,000 Hz and output impedance range of 32–600 Ω, the unit is suitable for a variety of recording and streaming setups.

Advantages

The mixer offers three channel faders and dedicated volume knobs for the line and headphone outputs, allowing precise level control without interrupting a session. Its compact 140 mm width and low power consumption (500 mA) make it convenient for desktop and portable setups. USB connectivity provides simple integration with PCs and recording software while maintaining professional-quality audio performance.

Suitable for

• Live streaming and content creation
• Podcasting and voiceover recording
• Small home studio mixing and monitoring
• Gaming streams requiring multiple audio sources

Key specifications

• Model: HyperX Audio Mixer 73C12AA
• Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz
• Output impedance: 32–600 Ω
• Recording resolution: 24-bit / 96 kHz
• Inputs: XLR, 3.5 mm microphone, stereo 3.5 mm line
• Controls: 3 faders; individual line and headphone volume knobs
• Power consumption: 500 mA
• Width: 140 mm
• Connectivity: USB

How to use

Connect the mixer to a computer via USB, then plug your microphones and line-level sources into the XLR and 3.5 mm inputs. Adjust each channel’s fader to set relative levels, and use the dedicated line and headphone volume knobs to set output monitoring levels. Select the HyperX Audio Mixer as the input device in your recording or streaming software to capture 24-bit/96 kHz audio.

Recommendations

For consistent results, start with all channel gains low, then raise each fader while monitoring through headphones. Use an XLR microphone such as the HyperX ProCast for best sound quality, and ensure your software sample rate matches 96 kHz when high-resolution capture is required.