best sounding analog 4 channel dj mixer
best sounding analog 4 channel dj mixer Posted on: 19.08.2010 by Orval Handwerker I believe the title says it all......I'd like to get some of your opinions on analog dj mixer (basic) (eqs / volume faders /master /cue<>master / line selection) - no whistles and effects - sound quality is the most important part for me. found this http://www.rodec.com/ MX2200 but it is kinda pricey.... I know a&h cant be the only ones for under 1k or are they? | |
| Orval Handwerker 08.08.2012 |
Originally Posted by bumtsch
im a happy owner of 92 for couple of years now - always sounds great ;-) |
| Delila Vandommelen 07.08.2012 |
Originally Posted by peteone
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| Orval Handwerker 21.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by PartyMcFly
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| Orval Handwerker 21.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by Michielygil
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| Orval Handwerker 21.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by SirReal
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| Orval Handwerker 19.08.2010 | I believe the title says it all.... ..I'd like to get some of your opinions on analog dj mixer (basic) (eqs / volume faders /master /cue<>master / line selection) - no whistles and effects - sound quality is the most important part for me. found this http://www.rodec.com/ MX2200 but it is kinda pricey.... I know a&h cant be the only ones for under 1k or are they? |
| Orval Handwerker 08.08.2012 |
Originally Posted by bumtsch
im a happy owner of 92 for couple of years now - always sounds great ;-) |
| Delila Vandommelen 07.08.2012 |
Originally Posted by peteone
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| Emely Metz 07.08.2012 | anything in the current days that all of you can suggest? i dont need any effect at all, just nice analog sounds to be used when playing with vinyl. i have the DJM800 but oh man playing the vinyl records sounds awfully 'clean & sterile' with it.. last time i used to have the Vestax PMC 07 scratch mixer..but i get rid of it, now i regret it when i believe about it |
| Kayleen Positano 22.08.2010 | It may not be devoid of bells and whistles, but I <3 the analog section of my Xone 3D. |
| Orval Handwerker 21.08.2010 | I believe it will really come down to ah42 or ecler 4.0 decisions, decisions correction...after reading few reviews 42 is out instead we have 62... |
| Orval Handwerker 21.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by PartyMcFly
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| Orval Handwerker 21.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by Michielygil
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| Orval Handwerker 21.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by SirReal
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| Dj LsEx 21.08.2010 | Ecler are known for sound quality and I'll vouch for it. The Nuo 4s go for good prices used, too. I'll take anything in the Nuo series over anything in the Pio DJM series for sound. They're big, warm, full, and handle well when one unwittingly pushes them into the red. They actually have more input/output options than the DJMs as well. The full-kill EQs with big, fat luxurious knobs are heavenly. Unlike a lot of isolators on other mixers, these have a very nice and gentle roll-off/on. |
| Omer Schmigel 21.08.2010 | the allen and heath xone 42 retails at like 600 euros i believe, its a quality piece of kit as you can expect from a&h |
| Corey Tronchin 21.08.2010 | I'm using this one: http://www.panasonic.com/consumer_el...o_shmz1200.asp If you shop smart, it's out there for about 450 euros. It's a great solid piece of gear , all be it the knobs are a little on the small side compared to pioneers. |
| Antonetta Wikel 19.08.2010 | Sorry, didn't notice price was an option. You should never have "best" as a modifier when price is an option unless you specify your range. |
| Antonetta Wikel 19.08.2010 | I always LOVED the sound of the Vintage Urei rotary mixer with the optional EQ box. Note not the reissue soundcraft one. |
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