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-- not another mixer thread!!
not another mixer thread!!
Sorry to start another mixer thread but oh well 
My question is what mixer would you guys recommend for me...I'm going to be buying second hand CD decks from a friend of mine (he's moving to vinyl), and I need to get myself a mixer. I can already beatmatch / mix quite ok, since I've had a lot of practice on his equipment.
These are the feautures I'm looking for in a mixer, nothing fancy, just the basics:
Kinda important features (most have a high duh-factor
)
VERY important:
, so max price is 250,- euro
Basically I'm looking for a decent mixer within my pricerange. thnx 
You might want to check out the Behringer VMX300.
yeah I read the huge thread about them. they seem nice, but there were also a few people in there who complained about the (cross)faders, and overall quality of it. It looks cool though.
I don't need the BPM counters or killswitches, so I was thinking if there are any similar mixers with better durability and without those features in the same pricerange.
Vestax PCV275 is a good mixer.
the EQs only go down to -16db -12 for the mids. i wish they went a little further.
but, it does have kill switches for each frequency.
you say you don't need them, and i thought i didn't either, but trust me, they rock.
Vestax PCV275 is a lot more expensive around here... I've seen them from 670 to 725 euro's ... Am I looking at the wrong shops or are mixers just a lot more expensive here?
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| Originally posted by ampburner Vestax PCV275 is a lot more expensive around here... I've seen them from 670 to 725 euro's ... Am I looking at the wrong shops or are mixers just a lot more expensive here? |
look for a numark. i have the matrix3. still working fine for me. :P look sleek too.
I'm really starting to wonder whether it's just me checking out the wrong shops... because when I compare the prices... see for yourself:
Numark:
http://www.djgear.nl/cat.asp?groep=3&subgroep=7#
Behringer:
http://www.djgear.nl/cat.asp?groep=3&subgroep=8#
definately get the behringer then. the price difference is because of of the availability where you live. Behringers are more common in Europe, so they'll be cheaper.
I got my 275 new off of ebay for $375 US.
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VMX 300 nu ook leverbaar ![]() 3 dual-input stereo channels, one switchable to mic level with auto-talkover function � Gain, 3-band kill EQ (-32 dB) and dedicated level meter per channel � Awesome QRS 3D stereo surround effect � Intelligent dual auto BPM counter with time and beat sync display � Front-panel 3-way kill switches with revolutionary keyboard-like tap & hold action � Super-smooth ULTRAGLIDE faders with up to 500,000 life cycles and full VCA control � Reverse switch for crossfader � Dedicated curve control for all faders � PFL function with PFL/Output balance control and split option Prijs: � 241,00 � 286,79 incl. 19% BTW |
what do you guys think about this mixer?


OMFG )...but I have never even heard of the brand. Anyone know it...? is it reliable?
Uh.. that mixer.. well, i have never heard of Magnedine, and i have done some pretty extensive research.
I wouldn't buy it. if it's that cheap, it probably isn't good quality.
i got my vestax PCV275 for $300 barely used from a user on trance addict.
as well, you might want to check out this thread, this is where i figured out what mixer i wanted, it might help you too.
http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...&threadid=41264
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| Originally posted by JohnSmith i got my vestax PCV275 for $300 barely used from a user on trance addict. |
600 euros? that's like $582US
that's way too much for this mixer. i got mine for $300us.
you can get it for a bit more than that NEW though,
http://www.hollywooddj.com $349US
shipping will be a bit, but not as much if you bought it new there.
the choice is yours. save up for a good one, or buy a lesser quality one and upgrade it when it wears out.
cheap man pays twice as my dad used to say.
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| Originally posted by JohnSmith cheap man pays twice as my dad used to say. |
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