Recently I received an email from the engineers at Behringer regarding their DJX 700 mixer that I would like to share with all of you.
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Thanks for helping me out with this issue, as it's really important to me.
The main problem I'm having with the DJX-700 is with the effects. Whenever I want to use the preset effect, I set the effects source knob to Master and keep the the effects level down low. I turn the effects button on and when I want the effects to come in I turn the effects level up. When I pass half-way on the effect level I can barely hear the effect; even after 3/4 of the way up to max I can still barely hear the effects; then if I turn it up any higher, the effects distort the music and the master levels increase dramatically causing distortion.
This happens especially, but not exclusively, with the flanger (preset 40).
Everything else about this mixer is perfect, except for the effects; the flanger doesn't sound clear and always distorts the music playing.
A friend of mine even had the exact same problem with this mixer. He had a DJX-700 himself and was disappointed with the effects processor as well.
Please help me out with this problem; you can contact me during the day (8am-5pm est) at *phone number removed*... or in the evenings at *number removed*. Thank you for taking the time to assist me on this matter.
Sincerely,
David Stephens
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Discussion Thread
Response (Richard Paulsen) 06/10/2004 06.57 PM
Hello Dave,
An answer to your question concerning DJX700 FX use (that you posed to Chris Gomez earlier) was forwarded to me. The engineers confirm that this is normal performance of the FX on the mixer, and suggest use of an external effect unit (like our DSP2024P) in the FX loop on the mixer if it doesn't provide the type of effect (or level) that is to your liking, or to consider trying a different mixer for this purpose.
Best Regards,
Richard
Customer (Entered by Chris Gomez) 05/10/2004 02.36 PM
Chris,
Question Reference No041005-000061
Product: DJX700 PRO MIXER
Contact Information: [email protected]
Date Created: 05/10/2004 02.36 PM
Last Updated: 06/10/2004 06.57 PM
Status: Solved
So all in all, don't get this mixer... because so many have been fooled by what's on paper.
Last edited by tu_face on Nov-17-2004 at 16:33
Nov-17-2004 16:25
tu_face
No Known Cure...
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Sheffield, UK
Re: WARNING: Behringer DJX 700
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Originally posted by crchingtiger
Discussion Thread
Response (Richard Paulsen) 06/10/2004 06.57 PM
Hello Dave,
An answer to your question concerning DJX700 FX use (that you posed to Chris Gomez earlier) was forwarded to me. The engineers confirm that this is normal performance of the FX on the mixer, and suggest use of an external effect unit (like our DSP2024P) in the FX loop on the mixer if it doesn't provide the type of effect (or level) that is to your liking, or to consider trying a different mixer for this purpose.
Best Regards,
Richard
so they are telling you that they fully know that its shit, and to buy another mixer?
lol.
this is exactly why i run around this forum saying "no behringer!!". people, heed this and learn the lessons before making the mistakes.
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Nov-17-2004 16:36
Psiweaver
I DJ 120,000 Massives
Registered: Jul 2003
Location: Culver City United States
sticky this thread =)
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Nov-17-2004 16:41
DaveSchloosh!
tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2002
Location: UK
as a DJX700 owner myself I have to concur....
sh1t effects....
not bad for a cheap mixer though, I got mine brand new for under £150
Nov-17-2004 17:05
MERiDiAN5i2
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Texas, USA
eh.. behringer! they're good for one thing: the MDX2200.
the mdx2200, for the price, is a great little compressor/limiter.
Registered: Feb 2004
Location: Ayr : Scotland : UK
quote:
Originally posted by dj_lane
its $200 what do you expect? its a Ford not a Cadillac
more like a Robin Reliant
i f**king hate mine! cant wait to get another mixer so's i can dropkick it into the f**king river!!!
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Nov-17-2004 19:48
beats and beeps
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Behringer is crap, but that new effects unit they have coming out actually looks promising.
Nov-17-2004 20:10
Xtracktor
EDM Conservative
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Lathrop, CA
quote:
Originally posted by wee_rooney
more like a Robin Reliant
i f**king hate mine! cant wait to get another mixer so's i can dropkick it into the f**king river!!!
haha, I have one too, just dont use the effects...everything else seems to be ok, 5 channel 200 dollar mixer, you get what you pay for .
Nov-17-2004 20:12
DannyO
The Vinyl Hunter
Registered: May 2003
Location: Calgary.
quote:
Originally posted by wee_rooney
more like a Robin Reliant
i f**king hate mine! cant wait to get another mixer so's i can dropkick it into the f**king river!!!
I've heard that there studio mixers are pretty good, its only there DJ mixers that can be really bad.
Nov-17-2004 20:17
tu_face
No Known Cure...
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Sheffield, UK
quote:
Originally posted by DannyO
I've heard that there studio mixers are pretty good, its only there DJ mixers that can be really bad.
yeah their studio equipment (as in mixers, eq's, and some of their sound processing modules) is really good. they just seem to think that the same components can put up with the hammer that us DJ's give it.