Numark Scratch | Two-Channel DJ Scratch Mixer for Serato DJ Pro (included) With Innofader Crossfader, DVS license, 6 Direct Access Effect Selectors, Performance Pads and 24-Bit Sound Quality

Love it. Very nice quality. Buttons and knobs are really smooth. I connected two technic 1200's and my ddj400. Transitions are like butter. I would definitely recommend this product.

This mixer has everything I want to use for my music and shows, easy to use controls and a solid mix, no cross-over static, I'm currently using two with my shows and pleased, thanks Numark

I've been DJing for close to 20 years and used a variety of 2-channel mixers including the Behringer NOX101, Numark DXMPro, and Gemini UMX series. I recently acquired a new DJ setup and paired this mixer with the Audio Technica AT-LP1240's. This thing shreds. Faders are buttery smooth, set-up is a breeze (basically plug and play), it was recognized immediately by Serato DJ Pro and I was up and running in a matter of minutes. If you need a simple 2-channel mixer for scratching and beatmatching, this does everything you need it to do. My only complaint is Numark really should have included an AUX input so I can have a third device playing simultaneously. Regardless, this mixer is the best deal for your money if you use Serato.

I'm giving it four stars out of five because it doesn't really have any belts and whistles it is just a mixer with slide controls and average high mid range and low EQ knobs. Just a standard mixer however I do like the size of it it meets up with my turntables so everything looks uniform. The sound is great and connection is super easy however I wish that I looked into turntable mixers that have digital effects. This one doesn't

Compre este mezclador a la tienda AudioDeluxe y me fue enviado en perfectas condiciones, con su embalaje original y accesorios completos, por lo que les estoy muy agradecido y satisfecho. Lo he probado parcialmente y hasta el momento ha funcionado muy bien; su construcción es robusta (totalmente metálico), por lo que deduzco que durara muchos años, más aún tomando en cuenta que no será usado al estilo Dj, sino como pre-amplificador para el Crown XLs-1000 que viene en camino, ya que aspiro tener un equipo Profesional y otro Hifi. En cuanto a su diseño es muy agradable a la vista y en lo funcional muy versátil. En resumen, me siento complacido con el equipo por eso lo recomiendo ampliamente. Buy this mixer to the store and I was sent AudioDeluxe in perfect condition, with their original packaging and complete accessories, for which I am very grateful and satisfied. I've tasted so far partially and has worked very well, its construction is sturdy (all metal), so I gather that will last many years, especially considering that it will not be used Dj style, but as pre-amplifier Crown XLS-1000 is on the way, and I aspire to have a professional team and one Hifi. In terms of design is very pleasing to the eye and functional as versatile. In summary, I am pleased with the team's why I recommend them.

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I bought this as an inexpensive way to mix between my 2-channel Serato controller and my LP120X turntable because I am new to vinyl and wanted to see if I liked it before investing in a 4-channel controller. This does the job and has all of the correct inputs and outputs to make it work. The mixer is sturdy being all metal, and the knobs and sliders feel pretty good. What I really don't like is that the knobs and sliders are very touchy with huge dead zones. On the EQ, the first 75ish degrees in either direction does almost all of the EQing, and then there seems to be a massive dead zone until the very end when it finally cuts those frequencies altogether. Because of this, the EQ is very touchy and sensitive, and it's difficult to bring in or take away frequencies in a smooth way without it sounding harsh and sudden. This is also extremely noticeable with the cue knob and slider. You can easily listen to one channel or the other in your headphones, but trying to get the right mix of both is extremely difficult because of how small the actual range of the slider is. You have to be very precise. I don't really like the toggle switches to switch between line and phono. They are pretty tall and it's easy to hit one accidentally. I've gotten used to it, but it would have been nice if they had used a shorter switch or maybe placed it on the back. This is not a precision mixer. If you just want something cheap to start out with to see if you like DJing, or if you're in a pinch and just need to mix two sources together, this is fine. For an intermediate user or for professional use, I would not recommend this - spend some more money and get a better quality mixer, or a controller with 4 channels.

I bought it as an upgrade to a low cost mixer that fullfilled my needs with the exception of the audio quality and some distortion too. I use it with a DB technologies 503 and linking two tablets to play music and act as a DJ for birthsdays keeping the process reachable for anyone who wants to play with it during the party. Overall sound quality is excelent with no distortion and very good volume. The upgrade in sound quality is notorious. Foe me the easy to 7se /connections was similar to the old one so no issues and I really like how you can play with Cue controls that provided an upgrade for me. Excellent overall so far!!!!!