Which Mixer is the worth to buy .. Numark, Stanton, Behringer, or Vestax

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Posted by LeVouS on Aug-02-2002 09:49:

I am wondering is there any different between kill switch next to fader (which are Numark DM3002x, Numark Matrix 3 and Stanton RM-3s ) and kill switch next to EQ ( which are PCV-175 and PMC-170)

I wanna just to make sure coz i want to compare over all and i do not want regret after i purchase the mixer

Peace, LeVouS

Posted by JohnSmith on Aug-02-2002 16:16:

Yes, cans are headphones, sorry.

as for mixers, i say go with the vestax, i have heard bad things about the rm3 and the behringer.

but then again, i have not used either, so, my opinion carries very little weight.

personally, i prefer kill switches by the crossfader, but it doesn't matter much.

Posted by Greedy on Aug-04-2002 16:52:

Hahaha,
by the time you reach a decision to this madness, youll prolly have enough money to get that vestax 275. If i were you, Id concentrate on getting a really cheapo mixer so youll have the extra dough to hook yourself up with bangin tunes and get decent TTs if you dont already have them. I think its more fun to mix bangin tunes on crappy mixers than to mix crappy tunes on good mixers. This should occupy you long enough and before you know it, youll have money for the 275. On average though, if you have a decent job, coming up with $500 for a mixer shouldnt take too long.
My opinion is to stay away from the mixers that everyone has told you to.

Posted by LeVouS on Aug-05-2002 03:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Busy Child
Hahaha,
by the time you reach a decision to this madness, youll prolly have enough money to get that vestax 275. If i were you, Id concentrate on getting a really cheapo mixer so youll have the extra dough to hook yourself up with bangin tunes and get decent TTs if you dont already have them. I think its more fun to mix bangin tunes on crappy mixers than to mix crappy tunes on good mixers. This should occupy you long enough and before you know it, youll have money for the 275. On average though, if you have a decent job, coming up with $500 for a mixer shouldnt take too long.
My opinion is to stay away from the mixers that everyone has told you to.

well u got a point there but if i didnt choose quite a decent mixer, i probably will regret later or let say i become better and better in future most probably i need better mixer and i dont want to spend a cheap mixer rite now then have to buy another one plus i prefer to save money to consider buying TT

btw thx for reminding that its more fun to mix bangin tunes on crappy mixers than to mix crappy tunes on good mixers. I won't forget it hheheheE~

Peace, LeVouS

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