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Best mixer for CDJ/non-software/non-scratching setup?

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Best mixer for CDJ/non-software/non-scratching setup? Posted on: 25.12.2012 by Opinions?
Elizabet Sledz 27.12.2012	Originally Posted by Volpe i'm sorry but i have to disagree with you. most of the clubs i frequently visit have a xone 92 as their club mixer and i have seen some really great sets with just the xone and 2 cdjs... but still, the db2 or 4 might be a better choice for standalone using with cdjs, so yeah, +1 for that also, most pioneer fx sound a bit cheesy, i'm not a really big fan... Don't get me wrong, as I said, it's an absolutely fantastic mixer, with some of the best filters. And effects choice is definitely an afterthought when it comes to great sets. I just feel that by buying the 92, that he/she would be spending that extra money on control over the two return channels that they probably wouldn't use. The DB2 and 92 are in a very very similar price-range, makes more sense to me to move sideways. That also being said, I also agree about the Pioneer FX being a bit cheesy, but I've seen pretty rad sets with them too =P.
Margaretta Hebenstreit 27.12.2012	Originally Posted by rjc The 92 is a fantastic mixer, but as a standalone with CDJ's, he's definitely going to struggle in the FX area. I also doubt he's going to be using all six channels. It's much better suited to a Traktor/Ableton DJ who are going to be using the software delays/reverbs, or running the Send/Return channels to an additional effects box. i'm sorry but i have to disagree with you. most of the clubs i frequently visit have a xone 92 as their club mixer and i have seen some really great sets with just the xone and 2 cdjs... but still, the db2 or 4 might be a better choice for standalone using with cdjs, so yeah, +1 for that also, most pioneer fx sound a bit cheesy, i'm not a really big fan...
25.12.2012	Opinions?
Margaretta Hebenstreit 27.12.2012	wow, 600$ is a really great deal for the 92, would have been stupid to not get it have fun!
27.12.2012	I appreciate the words of wisdom. I just bought a xone 92 for $600, and was just curious about my other options.
Elizabet Sledz 27.12.2012	Originally Posted by Volpe i'm sorry but i have to disagree with you. most of the clubs i frequently visit have a xone 92 as their club mixer and i have seen some really great sets with just the xone and 2 cdjs... but still, the db2 or 4 might be a better choice for standalone using with cdjs, so yeah, +1 for that also, most pioneer fx sound a bit cheesy, i'm not a really big fan... Don't get me wrong, as I said, it's an absolutely fantastic mixer, with some of the best filters. And effects choice is definitely an afterthought when it comes to great sets. I just feel that by buying the 92, that he/she would be spending that extra money on control over the two return channels that they probably wouldn't use. The DB2 and 92 are in a very very similar price-range, makes more sense to me to move sideways. That also being said, I also agree about the Pioneer FX being a bit cheesy, but I've seen pretty rad sets with them too =P.
Margaretta Hebenstreit 27.12.2012	Originally Posted by rjc The 92 is a fantastic mixer, but as a standalone with CDJ's, he's definitely going to struggle in the FX area. I also doubt he's going to be using all six channels. It's much better suited to a Traktor/Ableton DJ who are going to be using the software delays/reverbs, or running the Send/Return channels to an additional effects box. i'm sorry but i have to disagree with you. most of the clubs i frequently visit have a xone 92 as their club mixer and i have seen some really great sets with just the xone and 2 cdjs... but still, the db2 or 4 might be a better choice for standalone using with cdjs, so yeah, +1 for that also, most pioneer fx sound a bit cheesy, i'm not a really big fan...
Elizabet Sledz 27.12.2012	The 92 is a fantastic mixer, but as a standalone with CDJ's, he's definitely going to struggle in the FX area. I also doubt he's going to be using all six channels. It's much better suited to a Traktor/Ableton DJ who are going to be using the software delays/reverbs, or running the Send/Return channels to an additional effects box. If you're looking for a multitude of amazing Delays/Reverbs, and subtle effects, the DB2 and DB4 will be your god. If you're looking for more instant gratification/in your face effects, you might be better suited to the DJM 900 or 2000
Margaretta Hebenstreit 27.12.2012	xone 92
Halley Wurzer 26.12.2012	Prob DB4 but its all preference.
Tiara Bastarache 25.12.2012	Depends on the budget.
Ryan Schlich 25.12.2012	Cdj2000 + djm2000 ?
Addie Engbrecht 25.12.2012	Prob ones w/ built in FX, DJM2000/900 or Xone DB4/DB2
Edwina Fagel 25.12.2012	Ecler NUO series if on budget.

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