There’s also a headset section and an aux input, all of which are on 1/8” connectors. There are separate 1/4” balanced outputs for stereo and monitor outputs, as well as a stereo headphone output. Input 5/6 is identical to input 3/4, but with RCA rather than 1/4” connectors. Input 3/4 is mono or stereo on 1/4” unbalanced connectors and have a high/low gain switch. "The XLR connectors access the acclaimed D-PRE mic preamps found in high-end Yamaha and Steinberg mixers." The XLR connectors access the acclaimed D-PRE mic preamps found in high-end Yamaha and Steinberg mixers and audio interfaces, and that’s a real bonus at this price point. (No phantom power.) Inputs 1 and 2 have combo XLR and 1/4” connectors, the latter of which are balanced/unbalanced. As the name denotes, the AG06 has a total of six analog inputs: Mic/Line 1 has phantom power and pad switches, while Mic/Line 2 has guitar and pad switches. The AG06 measures only 6.1" x 2.5" x 8.0” and weighs 2.2 lb in a metal chassis.
When Yamaha announced the new 192 kHz/24-bit AG-series mixers ( AG03 and AG06), my initial reaction was, ‘Oh great, just what the world needs: another small mixer.’ But Yamaha markets the AG for a wide range of users including musicians, DJs, producers, Internet broadcasters, gamers, and educators, among others, and I quickly discovered there’s more to the AG mixers than meets the eye.
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