$150 is not alot to spend on a mixer, but if that is your budget, check out the Behringer line.

VMX 200:



2 dual-input stereo channels

Gain and 3-band kill EQ (-32 dB) per stereo channel

1 microphone input with 2-band EQ plus auto-talkover function with depth control

Awesome QRS 3D stereo surround effect

Intelligent dual auto BPM counter with time and beat sync display

Super-smooth ULTRAGLIDE faders with up to 500,000 lifecycles and full VCA control

Reverse switch for crossfader

Dedicated curve control for all faders

PFL function with CH-1/CH-2 balance control and split option, assignable to level meter



This is probably the most features for your money.

Which one should i buy, vmx 200 or vmx 300?vmx 200 costs $125 and vmx 300 cost $170.Or can anybody please recommend a mixer with that kind of price?

Well its hard to say. Neither mixer is great quality, but if you are just starting out on it, you dont need great quality.

If you can't wait to save up more money for a better mixer, I would get the vmx 200.

Its a decent mixer to learn on, plus you can save the extra money and buy records with it, or whatever else you will need.

Hi Dj Chrono,

After looking at the price, wat about behringer dx 500?is this better than vx 300?

I really don't know.. I am not too familiar with Behringer mixers, other than that they are pretty good for there price.

If you want more information about any kind of mixer, try posting your question in the 'dj booth' forum on this site, you should get a bigger response

dont go numark my friend started on one of them you wont be saving any money all you do is spend it on new crossfaders up to one every 3 weeks!!!