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The Peavey PV 5300 powered mixer features four simultaneous combination XLR and 1/4" inputs using high-quality, low-noise Peavey Silencer mic preamps, and 200 watts of peak power for crystal-clear audio reproduction. The five-band master graphic EQ includes the Peavey FLS Feedback Locating System, which makes feedback elimination simple, intuitive and accurate. Built-in, footswitchable reverb complements this feature-packed powered mixer.

With the onboard 1/4", RCA and 1/8" mini jacks, musicians and audio professionals can connect virtually any audio device to this versatile mixer. An additional input channel is reserved for RCA or 1/8" media, while a master RCA output makes it easy to record directly from the mixer.

This powered mixer was debuted at this year's NAMM show and was a big hit at the booth. Its size and features promise to make it a favorite rehearsal PA and workhorse for solo and duo acts, as well as bands that don't play loud enough to peel paint off the walls. Built with Peavey's usual attention to quality, this powered mixer will earn a place in countless night clubs, restaurants and rehearsal studios across the country and beyond.
Peavey PV 5300 5-Channel Powered Mixer
Peavey PV 5300 5-Channel Powered Mixer
Peavey PV 5300 5-Channel Powered Mixer

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  • 200 watts of power
  • FLS Feedback Locating System
  • Onboard digital reverb with master level
  • Combination XLR and 1/4" input jacks on channels 1-4
  • RCA, 1/8" media input jacks on channel 5
  • Five-band graphic EQ
  • Master mute for channels 1-4
  • Footswitchable effects defeat
  • RCA output for recording
  • LED meter bridge
  • Power amp subsonic filtering
  • 15 lbs. (6.8 kg)

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3.71

7 Reviews

75%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Best Uses
  1. Outdoor Events / Games1
  2. Performances1
  3. Professional Recording1
  4. Small Performances1
Cons
  1. Limited Functions1
  2. Limited Power1
  3. Not Durable1
  4. None1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced3
  2. Professional Musician1
Pros
  1. Easy To Use4
  2. Compact2
  3. Simple Controls2
  4. Versatile2
  5. Excellent Sound1

Reviewed by 7 customers

  • I have been using peavy equipment for my sound for over 30Ye

    4

    submitted4 years ago

    byBruce D

    fromFort worth TX

    I am looking for a way to connect a keyboard that has a hot signal of around 40 +Watts.

  • The little mixer that packs a punch

    5

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    submitted8 years ago

    byPastor Guy

    fromHemet, CA

    We are a small church in a small sanctuary of about 2000 square feet and this little powered mixer is perfect for our needs. We utilize ceiling speakers that are lower power so this mixer is perfect for us.

  • Good looks, little power...

    3

    submitted9 years ago

    byGHL

    fromMcallen,TX

    Not enough power, using it only for 2 mics for vocals, the mixer burned after aprox 8 months of usage

  • First Peavy

    4

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    submitted10 years ago

    byIT-sound-gofer

    fromPonca City, OK

    Purchased this for our fellowship hall as a primary amp/mixer. I really like the size and easy transportability.

  • Poor quality

    2

    submitted12 years ago

    bypascual iglesias

    fromFort Liquerdale, Florida

    I have had this PA for over a year. For 200 bucks I was not expecting much and that's what I got. The overall build was as expected, plastic, feels cheap when you turn knobs ect. There is a loud pop every time it powers on and off regardless of the volume level. The sound was ok for a duo or a small karaoke show but not very loud. After taking this out 5 or 6 times it just died. The only saving grace is that it has a external power amp out so I was able to drive it with my guitar amp and use the speaker outs on the amp to finish the show. Now its an un-powered mixer. I will not purchase this item again.

  • Nice but not for everyone

    3

    submitted12 years ago

    byPhil Senger

    fromSouthwest, Florida

    I was hoping this unit would get the job done. I have been performing in bands and solo acts for nearly 30 years. I have a studio filled with tons of music equipment so I am familiar with quality and what you should get for your hard earned money. I was looking for a small powered mixer to use with my solo act. I have 15" Yamaha cabs and run a laptop computer through the mixer along with guitar and vocals. I was pleased with the size, weight and appearance but disappointed with the sound of the mixer. The one and only Reverb effect has no control and it sounded hollow. No option to add an external one either. I had to return the unit as I could not get over terrible sound it produced. Too bad, I thought Peavey had something going on with this unit. A good attempt that fell short on sound and a few needed options. This unit would be good for a starter project or someone on a tight budget. If your really serious about your sound or do this as a profession. Save up a little more and but something that gives you more features and control. Remember you get what you pay for.

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  • submitteda year ago

    asked byBev

    fromReidsville NC

    Can you recommend a CD player for this unit?

    Can you recommend a CD player for this unit?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Please see ------- Gemini CDMP-1500 Single 1U CD/MP3/USB Player.

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byArmando

    fromWoodside NY

    Hi. Can you tell me the frequency response and distortion power on this item ?? Thank you in advance.

    Hi. Can you tell me the frequency response and distortion power on this item ?? Thank you in advance.

    Open Reply - Beau
    Mic to Main: 30 Hz - 20 kHz; +0 / -1 dB Line to Main: 20 Hz - 30 kHz, +0 / -1 dB Mic to Amp: 50 Hz - 20 kHz, +0 / -3 dB Line to Amp: 40 Hz - 20 kHz, +0 / -3 dB - 3 dB before clipping.