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Allen & Heath Qu-16C
Interface / Mixer

Allen & Heath Qu-16C

4.8(44 ratings)from the retailer listing

Reported in a tracked streamer setup.

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Is the Allen & Heath Qu-16C good for streaming?
The Allen & Heath Qu-16C is a interface / mixer for streaming builds, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 44 retailer reviews. Nothing here is lab-tested by us: the rating is the retailer’s and the price is a build-time bake.

Our take on the Allen & Heath Qu-16C

The Allen & Heath Qu-16C is a digital mixer with USB audio streaming, built for streamers or small studios running many mics at once. It is a desk fixture, not a travel mixer.

Sixteen preamps and seventeen motorized faders give hands-on control of every channel. A 5-inch touchscreen shows the mix, and 100 scenes can be recalled. USB audio streaming connects it to a PC. It also lists automatic mic mixing and a mixing app. The unit weighs 7.3 kg. Retailers rate it 4.8 across 44 ratings.

Pros
  • Sixteen preamps and motorized faders
  • 100 scene recall for different shows
  • USB audio streaming to a PC
Cons
  • Heavy at 7.3 kg, so it is not portable
  • Only 44 retailer ratings

Where it fits in a build

Gets an XLR mic to the PC and adds mixing, faders, and effects. Skip it if your mic is USB. See every interface / mixer pick

Connectivity TechnologyUSB
Item Weight7.3 kg
Model NumberAH-QU-16C
BrandAllen & Heath

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We do not lab-test hardware. Ratings and review counts come from the retailer listing and are labelled as such; stream-quality figures are conservative planning budgets from our published model. Prices are tracked at build time, not live, and were last refreshed 2026-10-22. How the numbers are derived: methodology. How picks are chosen: editorial policy.