Best mixer on Reddit
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#1
KitchenAid
4.4
(32)
"I’ve had my bowl lift model over 20 years so that’s what I recommend."
"Get a bowl lift model. They are made for heavier bread dough."
"I have the KitchenAid 9-speed hand mixer, and it works great!"
"I LOVE my KA stand mixer...I have it running for 20 minutes at a time when making IMBC and it never lets me down"
"My KitchenAid hand mixer, on the other hand, has lasted the longest by far!"
"I was gobsmacked by how quickly and easily meringue came together with my stand mixer."
"KitchenAid all the way, on Thursday(my birthday) I will have had mine for 36 years."
"You can't go wrong with Kitchenaid."
"I love my KitchenAid. My grandma had one, my mom has one. They generally stand the test of time & I can’t imagine using anything else."
"I am team Kitchenaid Pro Line, the 7qt with the 1/2 speed."
#2
Yamaha
4.4
(24)
"Yamaha over behringer any day."
"I’m going Yamaha"
"The Yamaha MG series is a classic. I'd go with that."
"I use a couple of the different variations of those mixers and all of them are tanks."
"I found the Yamaha the better mixer for build and sound quality"
"This is for live sound, i have 3 yama mixers and carry a mg06 in my bag"
"Yamaha no contest"
"The Yamaha"
"I adore my Yamaha as well."
"I started using the Yamaha MG10, the model lower than the MG10X, about a year ago and I love it."
#3
Ankarsrum
4.7
(20)
"Ankararum is so good for bread but i dont really see it used for many other things."
"Ankarsrum. Hands down. Best mixer on the market."
"Ankarsrum. My bread and meringues have never been better."
"Bought an Ankarsrum and love it."
"Ankarsrum doubtlessly."
"Love my Ankarsrum."
"I got an Ankarsrum a couple of years ago and love it."
"I love my Ankarsrum mixer - not cheap but it's excellent."
"Ankarsrum specialises in bread and it’s built to last decades."
"Ankarsrum is the only decent mixer currently."
#4
Hobart
5.0
(12)
"Hobart 60QT is the industry standard. Grab one used and it’ll still last forever."
"Hobart, bigger than you think you'll need, very durable and easy to repair."
"I've had my used Hobart for over 30 years and it's never broken down."
"Would definitely recommend a 60 qt. Hobart or Globe are both fine options."
"If you want to use what actual professionals use, then get a Hobart."
"Hobart is a great brand. There's been one in every bakery I've worked at."
"Get a medium sized Hobart and a smaller kitchenaid."
"Where are you located? If it's in the US, I might have a good place for you to get a Hobart."
"If you are going to sell cookies,do yourself a favour and get a good mixer and alot bigger than KitchenAid."
"Hobart is superior to kitchenaid."
#5
Behringer
3.9
(14)
"Behringer XR18. Insanely cheap for the power it has."
"I love that Behringer mixer. It is absolutely loaded with features."
"I've had it probably 10 years, maybe longer, and it's never given me a problem."
"I have the Behringer, or one similar, and have been using it for over 10 years with no issue."
"I would suggest getting a USB mixer (like the Behringer you proposed) with a soundcard."
"The classic starter digital mixer is the Behringer X-Air series."
"I got the Behringer Eurorack Pro, it has 8x Stereo in."
"Behringer RX1602 has 16 stereo inputs and is cheap."
"Keep the Behringer."
"I use the same behringer model, having upgraded from its non-usb predecessor."
#6
Kenwood
4.6
(10)
"I've had a Kenwood Chef Major for 15 years now."
"My kenwood chef is nearly 30 years old now. Handles bread dough with ease."
"This thing is a beast - it can handle every type of dough I've put it through."
"We went Kenwood and are very happy."
"+1 for Kenwood, have used for home baking and commercially. No regrets."
"The answer to this is nearly always Kenwood in UK/Europe."
"A second hand Chef A901 (1978) or later would be a good option."
"I'd recommend getting a normal Chef rather than a KMix or KitchenAid."
"I have used a Kenwood for six or seven years now without a problem."
"Kenwood Chef XL titanium 1700W I've got is great."
#7
Mackie
4.3
(10)
"Mackie Onyx 12 upwards"
"Mackie ProFX6v3 6-channel Mixer with USB and Effects is $162 on Amazon right now."
"That mackie is an *outstanding* mixer all around."
"Any Mackie mixer with your specs will do the job and for years"
"I personally always suggest a Mackie ProFx6v3 ($140) or a Yamaha MG06X ($170) if it's just for one or two singers."
"Controversial choice but Mackie do some easy to use consoles."
"The Mackie is a good choice."
"I have a Mackie profx10 and I find it works great plus it’s digital inputs allows you to run your laptop into a channel."
"I’ve got a Mackie ProFX10v3, it’s great."
"Old Mackie LM3204? 16 stereo lines in."
#8
Zoom
4.8
(8)
"Look for the new Zoom Livetrak L6."
"Save up for a Zoom Livetrak L6 and you'll have a mixer, a multitrack recorder."
"The Zoom L6 is a nice small and portable mixer. It can also record to SD card."
"I have one and I love it. Perfect for a small rig... priced right. Records. Sounds super clean."
"Zoom Livetrak L6"
"Just be patient until the Zoom L6 gets available!"
"Zoom LiveTrak L6 does 2x Mono channels and 4x stereo channels."
"I would recommend the Zoom L-8 or the Tascam model 12."
#9
Tascam
4.6
(7)
"I third the Tascam Model 12. It's a fantastic little mixer."
"I personally have the Tascam Model 12 and it's an amazing piece of kit."
"Tascam model 12 has two sub outs and two aux sends, I use them both they work great."
"I always recommend the Tascam. They are great. Get the biggest you can afford."
"I own Model 12 and for my use-case of up to 4 synths + bass guitar or small jam session with friends it's sufficient."
"The Tascam Model 12 is great and very convenient, but I just want to point out that it’s also digital."
"I would never in my right mind buy anything made by Behringer, but if you despise quality, then go for it."
#10
Bosch
4.3
(6)
"I have a Bosch that has never let me down. It’s about 25 years old and powerful as ever."
"After burning up three stand mixers, I bought a Bosch. It's been perfect for me."
"Get a Bosch Universal Plus or Ankarsrum stand mixer."
"Don't rule out a Bosch mixer."
"I would definitely recommend something like that if you’re struggling with the hand mixer."
"Bosch is fine for most in-home bake applications."
#11
Culvers
6.3
(4)
"Oreo + Marshmallow Crème. You will not be disappointed. Its like adding more of the white part of the oreo. 10/10."
"Vanilla with peanut butter cups, peanut butter sauce mixed with Oreos is my personal favorite"
"I've been utterly addicted to chocolate with butterfinger for the better part of 10 years. It's got to be my most favorite dessert ever."
"Try a chocolate cake, butter finger, and cookie dough in one mixer. I’m having one rn and it’s bussin"
#12
Soundcraft
4.2
(5)
"Soundcraft Ui24R. You don't think you'll need 22 physical inputs and 10 aux sends until you do."
"I picked up a Soundcraft Ui24r a year ago and pretty glad I did."
"I really like the Soundcraft GB2R in my synth set up."
"I used to use Mackie and upgraded to soundcraft. Both work great but the Soundcraft has better sound."
"I’d pick Soundcraft or Allen and Heath over either tho."
#13
Sunmix
5.0
(4)
"In my opinion, THE best mixer for bread dough is a spiral mixer. I currently own a Sunmix 10 kg spiral mixer."
"If you want a dedicated mixer for dough look at a spiral mixer like a sunmix or famag."
"The BEST mixer for bread dough is a spiral mixer."
"The best solution has been two mixers: a Sunmix 10 kilogram spiral mixer, which absolutely excels at all breads."
#14
Allen & Heath
4.8
(4)
"Allen & Heath"
"At that price point I’d go for the zed 10"
"I would recommand a Allen&heath Zone:92"
"I just picked up an Allen and Heath cq18t, big investment I guess."
#15
Condesa
5.0
(3)
"Condesa. Love mine."
"Go with Condesa, as import/delivery charges on anything made in EU/UK will really jack up the price."
"I don’t think you would be disappointed with the unit itself."
#16
PreSonus
4.7
(3)
"PreSonus StudioLive 16.0.2 USB"
"PreSonus studiolive 16.0.2 USB"
"We’ve got a PreSonus 32R and the preamps are quiet."
#17
Nutrimill
4.0
(3)
"I am about to buy a Nutrimill Artiste probably by Christmas."
"Consider a Nutrimill Artiste."
"I have a Nutrimill Artiste. I do mostly breads and my Artiste handles them well with no issue."
#18
Vitamix
5.0
(2)
"Vitamix. Stupidly expensive but worth it."
"This is probably the best."
#19
Famag
5.0
(2)
"I have the Famag IM-8 Spiral Dough Mixer. I absolutely love this machine."
"I love my Famag. It is pricy, but it transformed my bread-making."
#20
Preethi
4.5
(2)
"Using it since 2 years. Works perfectly."
"Preethi is very popular. Its indian brand made specifically for export markets."
#21
Wilfa
5.0
(1)
"Take a look at the Wilfa Probaker. It can deal with 5kg of dough a batch easily, kneads like a much more expensive mixer and is built really well."
#22
Cuisinart
5.0
(1)
"It’s amazing!!! I’m not a huge baker. But I use it to make mashed potatoes and things."
#23
KitchenAid KSM5
5.0
(1)
"I have a kitchenaid ksm5 which is middle of the range."
#24
Viking
5.0
(1)
"My dad went on bought a Viking stand mixer and that thing never died and is still going strong probably 30 years now."
#25
Hamilton Beach
5.0
(1)
"I'm currently using the Hamilton Beach JMG and I'm in love with it!"
#26
12XU
5.0
(1)
"I love mine and it’s crystal clear and silent"
#27
RCF
5.0
(1)
"Look into them, I love mine and it has been great for everything I've used it for."
#28
Ninja
5.0
(1)
"I use the Foodi (smoothie maker and nutrient extractor) for most of my chutneys and dals."
#29
Midas
4.0
(1)
"Go for a Midas M18. Pretty good and not too pricey."
#30
Pleasant Hill Grain
4.0
(1)
"I’d look at what Pleasant Hill Grain has. They have a lovely range of machines IMO."
#31
George Home
4.0
(1)
"Asda do one, cost me 60 quid, I use it mainly for bread making."
#32
Aldi
4.0
(1)
"Aldi sell a dupe every year for about £60."
#33
Samson
4.0
(1)
"This looks good Samson PL2404. 12 stereo channels, 3 aux sends etc."
#34
ART
4.0
(1)
"Not expensive. That is probably the closest you're going to get for a small setup."
#35
Roland
4.0
(1)
"Great otherwise."
#36
Alto
4.0
(1)
"I run it on an alto live 2404."
#37
Oster
4.0
(1)
"I've made great bread for years with mine."
#38
1010music
4.0
(1)
"I use a 1010 bluebox. 12 channels."
#39
SSL
4.0
(1)
"Ssl big six."
#40
Moukey
4.0
(1)
"The Moukey line mixers are good as submixers."
#41
Bosch Universal Mixer
4.0
(1)
"They're strong and should be in the price range."
#42
Zed
4.0
(1)
"Zed i10."
#43
Preeti
4.0
(1)
"Get Preeti mixer with the 3 jars. The gasket starts to leak in a few years but the mixie is powerful."
#44
Arturia
4.0
(1)
"Arturia makes some pretty cool audio interfaces that double as a digital mixer"
#45
General
2.0
(1)
"I do not recommend any mixers below $200."
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