i was thinking about saving up for a new mixer, and after watching the tiesto dutch dimension vid i was thinking about going for this mixer

http://www.hollywooddj.com/stantonvrm10.html

i was wondering if anyone has ever used this mixer or any other staton mixers

how is sound quality and all the rest of all that?

please back up opinions other than saying it sucks or it's great, tell me why please

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Ahhh so thats the mixer in the ducth dimensions vid
Fuck me its expensive!

Looks nice, from what i've seen on reviews its excellent. Only draw back is the price mate. Make sure you check this out before you go splashing almost $2000 for it

I'll look into this more..

Sure looks good, but not sure about the quality. Something you should look out for in Stanton mixers is the crossfader. They can start to bleed.

Pretty expensive though. Dont you think the RM3 would suffice? 4 phono and 8 lines is pretty useless. The most you are going to use is 2 or 3 phono.

i still think that with vestax, you are getting your money's worth and not getting charged too much

Vestax do make quality mixers, i would go with Dmatrox on this instead of you spending so much cash on a mixer.

I use a Pioneer DJM 500 which i personally think is one of the best mixers around and it has everything i need



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I think that for 1800 $ US you are getting screwed/not your money's worth. get records instead..

yea..that mixer is definitely overpriced. You should prob go for a djm 500,600 or a allen and heath or a Rane mp 2016 with rotary knobs instead.

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expensive, but the 2016 is really nice! love those rotary knobs!

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nice knobs


i wouldnt dip into it though..its way too much money

you can buy a DJM 500/600 or an A&H for less and have a lot of cash left over for records

yo buddy u should get the djm 500/600 that mixer that your lookin at cast 2 much

i've worked on a stanton rm3s... and honestly, i thought it sucked... didn't like it... *shrugs*

Actually the VRM-10 is a class apart. It's nothing like the other Stanton range. I can honestly say it's one of the best sounding mixers I've heard. It has a very warm sound (tubes anyone). Don't compare it to a DJM, try to take a listen to the VRM if you can. The effects are pretty good. It has a very effective parametric EQ. And the build quality is not shabby at all.
The only thing that's awkward is they don't use reference output levels.
But you're right, as good as this mixer might be, you can get mixers with a better price/quality ratio.

As far as channels, I got a Xone:62, 6 channels. I can say I use them a lot (when I spin minimal music).

if you have that money go for a allen & heath instead...or a djm 600

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