Numark M2 - 2-Channel Scratch DJ Mixer, Rack Mountable with 3-Band EQ, Microphone Input and Replaceable Crossfader with Reverse and Slope Controls

Holds the phone really good

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!!!!!

I seriously bought this mixer to replace some off brand garbage i bought from Radio Shack in the 90s.Numark is an institution in the DJ/Home Stereo Market. And I dont use it for turntables or anything like that. I use it for my home entertainment system which includes Xbox, Wide Screen TV, PSP for MP3 playing, my iPad for Podcasts and more.When output to my Philips Quadraphonic Home Stereo amp and vintage speaker cabs with 12 inch woofers the EQs on this Numark Mixer can really tweak the levels to boost massive bass frequencies and playing with the mids and highs really feels like you are in control of the mixdown of any tracks you pump through it, as well as bringing the voices, score, and sound effects to all new live when watching films.I can't tell you that other reputable DJ brands are better or worse, but I can tell you this: DO NOT waste your money on cheap stereo gear from some name you have never heard of and that hasnt been around for ages.You can't possibly go wrong with Numark mixers. And my personal experience with this one has me wanting to stick with the brand for life.

I bought this mixer even though I contacted Numark by message and phone and never did get my question answered.It works great, the bass control is at about the right frequency that I wanted. That was the question I had for them because some mixers adjust at too low and some too high. I am guessing it is around 80HZ. The sliders for channel 1 & 2 and the cross fade seem to move too easily. Feels kind of cheap too. Not a big issue for me since I will only use one of them 90% of the time. The only other thing I thought was odd is that you need to use an unbalanced mic cable with this. I assumed all new mixers would need a balanced cable. So I had to order another cable after I got this. Those issues aside, this is a really nice mixer for the price and I don't regret buying it. So I would probably give it a 4.5 rating but a 1 for Numark's customer service for not being able to answer my question or finding out and getting back to me about it.

I looked everywhere for a replacement for my 19” Numark mixer that I’ve had for decades. it decided to give out on me yesterday so here I am. There is a lack of mixers out in the wild for some odd reason. My only choice was an M2 Scratcher. It’s a huge downgrade, but I’m making it work. The only gripe i have is the red lights. I get it’s a battle mixer but cmon now.

Everything great

When I received my product, the power cord was messed up. (See picture)I ordered a new power cord, and plugged the mixer and in and it didn’t even turn on. I was sold a broken mixer.

I use this mixer to produce my community radio show from home in these covid 19 times. (I had to replace my old mixer). I like the simplicity of operation, the great sound, and the price. What I miss is 1/4 inch outputs (back in pre covid days, I DJed live about once a month), although there are adopters, I wish there was a microphone on/off switch, and the cue circuit is a bit different than I am used to (it's just a learning curve). All and all, for the price, it's perfect for my needs.