My third option for you would be the Denon DN-X1500. Quality mixer and a much better option than the DJM-600. It also has the effects send/recieve that will work with the EFX-500 to the best of my knowledege.

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Originally posted by Wraith My third option for you would be the Denon DN-X1500. Quality mixer and a much better option than the DJM-600. It also has the effects send/recieve that will work with the EFX-500 to the best of my knowledege.

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love my denon.. wouldnt trade it for anything.

well, maybe an xone:92

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Originally posted by jmix ^ love my denon.. wouldnt trade it for anything. well, maybe an xone:92

Or a Xone:V6.....

i just got a PCV 275, and im absolutly in love with it. you can get them for good prices now since they have been out for a while. and i also got the rotary kit for it, but havent had time to install it yet.

the PCV does have an FX loop with 1/4" ins and outs so you can definitly run an EFX500 through it. it has send and return levels for the loop also.

I move to choice 3... Go the denon it offers more creativity and go for an efx processor later.

...and i wouldnt trade mine for anything

I have a Denon xm-1500, and I think the sound that comes out of it is tinny...It's very hollow sounding. Anyone agree? I want xone-62 or xone-92, biiiiiig price difference between those two.

hmmm the denon is 800 odd euro, must get my thinking cap on.

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i have a 275 and LOVE it.

i do not use it with effects though but if you search I dont think people are too happy with how the effects sound through it.

the 275 is only cheaper because they are on clearance. a year ago you couldnt touch one for under $500.

the biggest difference is the 180 does not have level indicators. i can not see buying a mixer without level indicators.

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Originally posted by CosmoKid i have a 275 and LOVE it. i do not use it with effects though but if you search I dont think people are too happy with how the effects sound through it. the 275 is only cheaper because they are on clearance. a year ago you couldnt touch one for under $500. the biggest difference is the 180 does not have level indicators. i can not see buying a mixer without level indicators.

the FX loop on the 275 sounds great, nice high quality 1/4" ins and outs. but the FX are only gonna sounds as good as the processor you are using nd that goes for any mixer.

i could never get the fx loop on my 275 to sound as good as it should..? or at least it doesn't sound good enough for the results i want. i usuualy have my FX unit hooked up on the master signal. sure it cuts out some things to do, but i would rather have it sound good. plus if you are good with it it doesn't cut out too many opportunities.

the 275 is a fucking amazing mixer, far and away the best for the price and incredibly hard wearing. mine is still as good as the day i bought it and i fucking hammer mixers.

having said all that, and seeing that the denon is on your list, go for the denon i haven't used it yet (GGRRRR!!) but from what i hear it really is a stonking mixer packed full of great features which open up so many avenues of mixing. its always very handy to have a stand-alone FX unit though.. look to save up and get one anyway

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275 is fantastoc- for the money its very very hard to beat.

I also dont like having the EFx on send/return...and i hook it over the master too.