Behringer NOX101 DJ Mixer

Mixer is good but the nobs was old internally condition of mixer was bad.

Superbe et fonctionne super bien

Great quality for the price and improved my whole system’s sound, which I wasn’t expecting. I had an old ‘90 Technics Champion mixer.

I got this mixer to use for my vinyl turntables. Before this mixer I had the Numark M2. Both are great mixers. I prefer the Behringer now. This is a basic two-channel mixer with three band EQ, cue control slider and mic control. No built in FX. The built-in preamp is stronger and sounds better than the Numark. I also like the dials for the EQ as they have rubber grips. All the sliders and dials feel nice and sturdy. The crossfader is super smooth and has a dial to adjust the curve unlike on the Numark. The Behringer also has a curve adjustment on each channel to adjust where the volume comes in on each fader. One thing that the Numark has that the Behringer doesn't is a cue for the master. This however will boost the volume by about 20%, some people may dislike that. I usually DJ with one ear open so I can always hear the master. If you need a two-channel mixer and are debating between the two, you really can't go wrong with either one. I would consider them both entry to mid level at the same price and size. However, having used both, I definitely recommend the Behringer now. It has a higher sound and build quality in my opinion. Definitely better for scratching.

The perfect 2-channel (plus line input) for twin turntables. Lightweight and compact with all the adjustment features you'll need

Mezcla bien fader suaves y sus knobs