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FIFINE SC3 Gaming Audio Mixer with XLR Interface
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Full audio control for streamers & podcasters

FIFINE SC3 Gaming Audio Mixer with XLR Interface

A beginner-friendly audio mixer with XLR support, RGB lighting, and real-time controls. The FIFINE SC3 lets you manage mic levels, sound effects, and voice changes — perfect for streaming, gaming, and podcasting setups.

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Pros

  • ✓ One XLR input with 48V phantom power — the step that takes you off USB microphones without buying a separate interface
  • ✓ Four channels on physical sliders, so game, chat, music and mic each have their own fader instead of one master volume
  • ✓ Mute and monitor buttons on the front face rather than round the back, which is where you need them mid-stream
  • ✓ Four assignable buttons for sound effects you record yourself, plus six voice-change presets
  • ✓ Controllable RGB that can be turned down or off
  • ✓ 4.4★ across 4,682 ratings

Cons

  • – This is the same mixer as the FIFINE SC3W we also list — same hardware, same pooled rating, different colour — and the white one is usually the cheaper of the two. Check both before buying either
  • – One XLR input, not two. A second person means a second interface, so this is a solo-desk mixer despite the four channels
  • – The four channels are software-routed from one PC, so it mixes what your computer is playing rather than genuinely separate sources
  • – Sound-effect buttons and voice changers are the features that sell it and the ones you stop using in week two; the sliders and the XLR input are the reason to keep it

FIFINE SC3 Gaming Audio Mixer with XLR Interface

Full audio control for streamers & podcasters

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FIFINE SC3 Gaming Audio Mixer with XLR Interface

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