 Welcome to my unboxing and first look at the Pocket Mixer Mini DJ Mixer. So I don't know that this is something that DJs need because I'm not a DJ and I don't really know anyone who's a DJ but I'm sure you know someone who's a DJ or at least attempts to be one. So you guys can tell me. Mini table blah blah blah for signal something something installation sample. Okay I think that's some other language. Music in music in headphones out and stereo sort of out there. So let's open this baby up. No batteries needed apparently which is sort of cool. Pocket Mixer so there's like a bear or something which is obviously related to DJing. Okay we've got some included cables here. A couple little guys just like that. We've also got a nice little velvet bag that's included with it. Okay we've got some sort of cool stuff here. So this explains what everything is. So there's your highs, mids and lows. Here's your master. Right left on off. Okay all right music in music in music. Okay so that's just the same diagram we saw before. Instructions with the same diagram. Oh different language this time. Good stuff. All right. I am actually sort of interested to try this. Oh there we go. So you can decide if you want to listen to right or left. There's your master volume. So we're going to put everything at the middle for now because everything is cranked at the moment. And here we go. Okay. Oh neat. Okay you can actually wow you can adjust it for what kind of impedance your headphones are. So that's sort of neat. So you can just kind of change that dial. There's your inputs. There's your output. There's your output to the stereo or whatever else. And then there's your headphones for monitoring. And this is your headphone monitoring volume. And then this is your left and right slider for the various tracks that you have going on. So let's try this. So this thing works actually. Check this out. So we've got it set up. And basically how it works is I've got my monitors here. And then I can select which one I want to listen to. So here I'll get right down here so you guys can see what's going on. So I can select if I want to listen to the right or the left ear. So check this out guys. Oh let me see if I can. Okay here here here. So I'll put this right next to the microphone and see if you can like hear that. Can you hear that at all? I'm listening to the other track. Okay whatever. Well I am. So or I can listen to the track that you guys are hearing. Then what I can do is I can actually mix the songs together. So now you can hear my All American rejects and whatever this nonsense that Slick listens to is. Then I can switch it over. So now I'm still listening to Slick's music in my ear which is devastating. So I'm just going to do that. So now I can listen to the same thing that I'm listening to over here. You can also make adjustments on the high, mid and low. So if I decided that Slick's music needed less mid, less high and more bass. Then I could switch back to it like that. And we could I don't know turn it up or something. Oh this is so awful. How do you listen to this? Oh there we go. See check it out. So yeah you can play around with all the dials and do whatever it is that people who know about these things do with these things. I think it's pretty self explanatory. So you can adjust your overall master volume although there might be something going on with our unit here where it doesn't really like the master volume adjust too much. But all of these are working 100%. You can switch back to. So yeah basically the idea is you have a couple iPods and you monitor your music and you oh check it out there's the headphone volume so I can turn up my monitoring volume. So there you go. So here. So you guys should be able to hear that even once I switch over there. Can you hear it still? Okay well whatever you guys get the point. So I think that's pretty much it. It's pretty self explanatory. It's unpowered which is cool. So what that means is that you actually don't have to have it plugged into anything. You can literally carry it around in your pocket and oh it's the speakers causing the issue so it wasn't even this. So I don't know what's wrong with those speakers but let's not worry about it too much right now. So the point is you can carry these around with you in your pocket wherever you go and because it's not powered so it's not amped that means you do have to hook it up to an amped speaker setup or you know receiver or stereo or whatever else. So it just takes two passive inputs, mixes them together, adjusts sort of your characteristics of the noise. I forget what this is called. Fader? No that's for cars. That's like front and back whatever. Don't worry about it. You can turn the EQ. Oh yeah equalizer. There we go. You can turn the EQ on and off. You can adjust your master volume. You can select what you're monitoring. You can mix. This is actually very smooth and very easy to use. You can adjust your headphone volume. You can plug in your headphones here and finally you can adjust the impedance of the headphones you're using according to what you're using to monitor. So very cool little tool. I mean tons of applications beyond just sort of DJing or whatever else. I mean you could even use it for things like if you had a couple of people that you know were mic'd up for something then you could switch between them or you know have just sort of one source that goes to maybe one receiver pack. Something like that. So you could actually use two mics. That's what I'm planning to use it for but sky's the limit. Thanks for checking out my unboxing and first look at the Pocket Mixer. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos.