behringer are terrible.. dont touch them. i have a gemini ps626

its a great quality budget mixer. not expensive, three channel. you can do plenty with it. mines been around awhile so im thinking of an upgrade, but yeah... if you dont wanna save your money and get something better later(whcih is the smart thing to do) then get the gemini ps626

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Originally posted by D-res behringer are terrible.. dont touch them. i have a gemini ps626 its a great quality budget mixer. not expensive, three channel. you can do plenty with it. mines been around awhile so im thinking of an upgrade, but yeah... if you dont wanna save your money and get something better later(whcih is the smart thing to do) then get the gemini ps626

The 626 is probably the best cheap mixer you can by for mix DJs, I'd recommend that.

As for the VMX, well that line ain't to bad, I know afew people that haven't had any trouble, as for the DJX, thats just a whole lot of trouble.

I beat my VMX300 into the ground, it was a solid mixer. I remember getting shocked by it once of twice, as well as having an occassional crossfader bleed (I rarely used the x-fader tho) but other than that its solid. I remember paying $100 for mine, so don't pay any more and you'll be satisfied!

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Originally posted by webbie Save up for something else then Behringer, you wont regret it.

any suggestions?? i really cant afford any more than £200 and dont really wanna spend too much in case i suck

whats wrong with behringer? i know the djx is crap but ive heard the vmx is built like a tank. at the mo i just want something reliable (but not too shit) to learn on

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Originally posted by dex316 any suggestions?? i really cant afford any more than £200 and dont really wanna spend too much in case i suck whats wrong with behringer? i know the djx is crap but ive heard the vmx is built like a tank. at the mo i just want something reliable (but not too shit) to learn on

The Gemini 626 gets another vote from me. I'm unfortunate enough to be getting a Numark DM1002 or something along those lines.
I'd love to just chuck it and get the gemini but that'd just be silly. The Numark should do the trick as i'm also just beginning.

I think, the Gemini is cheaper then your Behringer mixer as well. I THINK!..)

anyway just thought i'd let you know that loads of people have told me to go with the gemini mixer.

nelly

you wont regret the VMX 300.

I own one, it is indeed well built, and i have never had a single problem.

It doesnt look great, but then, who really cares. The point is I paid £150 for mine, at £109 you would be foolish to buy the 626 instead.

try to find a mixer from vestax, like the pvc 175, or pvc 275

its not that expensive and u will never regret the purchase.

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Originally posted by dex316 any suggestions?? i really cant afford any more than £200 and dont really wanna spend too much in case i suck

Just so your prepared, if this is your very first time DJing, then your gonna suck, your gonna suck REALLY bad, like bleeding ears bad, but just keep practicing and you'll get good, this thing isn't a weekend learning experience.

thanks for the advice guys - although ive decided to stick with the vmx300. hopefully it'll arrive tomorrow cant wait to start mixing!!!

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this thing isn't a weekend learning experience.

yeah it'll take me at least a week but seriously i dont wanna invest too much money until i know i can at least beatmatch

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Originally posted by Wisnia try to find a mixer from vestax, like the pvc 175, or pvc 275 its not that expensive and u will never regret the purchase.

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