In the previous thread I posted that I was going to get the BX5s, but it turned out that I'm keeping the A5s. Since I'm pretty new to mixers in general I have no idea what kind to buy. I'd like to purchase the least intricate one I can because I'm not familiar with all of those controls that are on one. I would greatly appreciate recommendations, so I can buy a mixer as soon as possible and stop stuffing the bass ports with my socks to prevent the obnoxious bass from leaking out when I'm listening to metal. I'm well aware I can adjust the bass and treble in foobar but since I like listening to vinyl this is not an option.
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