that depends on what you would like to do with that mixer, and it's price off course But i saw some specs, and you shure can have fun with it. But one warning with gemini: you can't buy those faders anywhere, so when your mixer is out of the garantee period, the repair costs can be expensive. but maybe you have a new mixer in the next 3 years

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And yes, i have a mdr-v700DJ, and i am not affraid to use it

I wanna mix some techno stuff at home or on private partys.

From what I have heard about Gemini is stay away, but I dunno, I've never had a go on one of their mixers, I recommend you hav a go of it

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having used gemini mixers in the past... i didn't have any issues with it.. however, it was my friends mixer, and supposedly he's now having problems with a channel fader... one that he's fixed already

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It's the same as the PMX-140, only with a silver top plate. I have used the PMX-140 quite a lot, and it's not bad for a basic mixer. All the features are there that you need for starting out. I wouldn't reccommend it though if you are already spinning and have experience - you probably need something a little bit better. The sound quality is not brilliant (although not bad) and it only has 2 channels. If you want to expand then there's no scope for this. It's a cheap mixer, and that's about it.

Stay away from Gemini mixers!!!
Buy Vestax or something else!
Gemini are a pain in the fuckin' ass!
speaking from personal experience here!

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Gemini's quality has improved over the past few years.. and for you price budget that mixer would be the best.

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Hey,

I just got that mixer for christmas, as things stand right now I have no intention of keeping it for the long run, so i can't give you any info there, but as a beginner it deffinetly has everything that i need. The sound quality is pretty good, not amazing, but good. The rail slides are smooth enough, sometimes you can feel the resistence from the sides, since it is all metal, not enough to really bother any mixes, just noticeable. Overall I am very pleased with it for the budget that I had, it deffinetly doesn't dissable you from getting better, and it will not be somethign you outgrow in a week. I would deffinetly recommend it, have a blast, i know that i am!

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I would have to recomend Vestax or Stanton mixers. They are quality pieces, and they look amazing. Check out http://store3.yimg.com/I/competitiondj_1661_269421 for the pcv175

well.. its an okay mixer. i played with it a little at a private party.. dont really recommand it.. but what the hell...