Kustom Powered Mixer 100W RMS Model KPM4100 w/Yamaha SV12 Speaker - $150

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condition: excellent

make / manufacturer: Kustom/Yamaha

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A Kustom 100w mixer powered mixer head with Yamaha speaker, both in working condition, ready to go. The mixer is from the early 2000's, I believe the first ones were introduced in 2003. Anyways, this is a 4-channel mixer in working condition and features;

100w and can go up to 200w
• Channels: 4 input channels
• Microphone Inputs: 4 balanced XLR / ¼-inch inputs
• Line-Level / Instrument Inputs: 4 line-level inputs (dual ¼-inch inputs per channel in some configurations)
• Auxiliary Input: CD / Tape / iPod input via RCA with a dedicated volume control
• Channel EQ: Individual controls for bass, treble, volume, and reverb per channel
• Master EQ: 5-band master graphic EQ (or 3-band master EQ depending on the exact revision)
• Effects: Built-in analog reverb/echo with individual send/control
• Outputs:
• Dual speaker outputs on the rear panel
• Preamp output / Line out
• Record out (Left & Right jacks)
• Protection: RF interference protection on all inputs and outputs; fuse protection
• Physical Dimensions: Approximately 4.8" H x 18.3" W x 9.8" D (or up to 5.5" H x 18.5" W x 13.5" D)
• Weight: 22 lbs
Everything works and it comes with a Yamaha SV12 speaker which measures 22" high, 17" across, and 15" deep. It has caster wheels in the from and features an extension handle which comes out of the top so you can pull it along to gigs. It weighs 36lbs.
Great little set up for band rehearsals or small clubs, it'll handle those situations very well.

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posted: 2026-11-08 13:24

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Kustom Powered Mixer 100W RMS Model KPM4100 w/Yamaha SV12 Speaker -...

A Kustom 100w mixer powered mixer head with Yamaha speaker, both in working condition, ready to go. The mixer is from the early 2000's, I believe the first ones were introduced in 2003. Anyways,...