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| quote: | Originally posted by AnomalyConcept
2 CDJs + 2 turntables. You could get away with a 2-channel mixer and switch between the high and low lines, but personally I'd opt for a 4-channel mixer.
I would say the Nuo4 is a solid 4-channel mixer. It's basic- just EQs, but it has stuff that a lot of inexpensive mixers lack: XLR output, recording output (RCA), FX send/return.
I don't know how well the FX send/return works, but I've heard that the behavior may not be what most people are used to.
Seems like a lot of people are selling Nuo4's. It would be useful to know what you don't like about it, if that's why you're selling.
Disclaimer: I have a Nuo4. |
I actually love my Nuo4. I decided to sell it and get a Nuo5, which is basically an equivalent mixer to Nuo4 + effects to play around with. I never needed to use the midi-controls on my Nuo4, and wanted to upgrade to a mixer with effects. Since I was so satisfied with my mixer, I decided to upgrade to the 5's. Considering the quality of it for the price.
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