djjean69
What are all of you using out there for a mixer? I am in the market for one. I would like to keep it at $125 or less for one since I am still just a newbie.
Also, how do I plug in the mixer to my desktop and my desktop speakers? I don't have an amp and pro speakers yet.
Also, how do I plug in the mixer to my desktop and my desktop speakers? I don't have an amp and pro speakers yet.
Posted Tue 28 Oct 03 @ 8:03 pm
Thibaud Dafaux
Behringer series???
Posted Tue 28 Oct 03 @ 8:42 pm
DJ Rick
Check out the American Audio line... I use a couple of those in a couple of the bars I work at, I like them fine. Or look at the Numark series...
Posted Tue 28 Oct 03 @ 9:17 pm
trip_likeido
behringer has the best possible value around for mixers !!! They make really really really good equipment ... cannot go wrong.
If you're in the US ... check out www.ultrasonicdj.com
If you're in the US ... check out www.ultrasonicdj.com
Posted Wed 29 Oct 03 @ 6:27 am
digijoc-Mele
There are so many of these babies to choose from than there were just a few years ago [:o)
I like the American Audio 3 channel (MX-1 or 2).
Pros
====
- 3 Channel, 3rd ch comes in real handy for extra MIC or MD player.
- The most versitile channel assignment I've seen, push button ease.
- XLR outputs, good for Powered Speaker setups.
- Cool color status lights
Cons
====
Frequency response is a little questionable... lacks warmth... maybe they've improved this by now.
http://www.adjaudio.com/product.asp?ProductIDNumber=907&cat=Mixers
I like the American Audio 3 channel (MX-1 or 2).
Pros
====
- 3 Channel, 3rd ch comes in real handy for extra MIC or MD player.
- The most versitile channel assignment I've seen, push button ease.
- XLR outputs, good for Powered Speaker setups.
- Cool color status lights
Cons
====
Frequency response is a little questionable... lacks warmth... maybe they've improved this by now.
http://www.adjaudio.com/product.asp?ProductIDNumber=907&cat=Mixers
Posted Wed 29 Oct 03 @ 3:04 pm
djjean69
How about the Behringer DX052 2-Channel Pro DJ Mixer with BPM Counter? It's $99.99 at The Guitar Center. What do you think for a beginner like me?
Posted Fri 31 Oct 03 @ 12:39 am
Thibaud Dafaux
why do you need a BPM-counter? You've got VDJ and I guess you ain't spinning with vinyl because otherwise you would take a 4 channel mixer.
GnoedeL
GnoedeL
Posted Fri 31 Oct 03 @ 1:49 pm
Fruit
Thanks Digijoc-Mele, the soft is very easy, calculates pretty good bpm's faster better than VDJ. THANKS A LOT/
FRUiT94
FRUiT94
Posted Fri 31 Oct 03 @ 2:36 pm
digijoc-Mele
@FRUIT ?????
Posted Fri 31 Oct 03 @ 2:41 pm
Fruit
Hum...
I was in the wrong topic. Scuse me I'm a fool...
FRUiT94
I was in the wrong topic. Scuse me I'm a fool...
FRUiT94
Posted Fri 31 Oct 03 @ 2:45 pm