Not satisfied with those reviews?
Filter
Our members also liked:
3.7/5(3 reviews)
33 %
67 %
Write a user review
Users reviews
FP UserPublished on 10/31/08 at 16:00All necessary features are all present. Kill switches are welcome extra. Aux send but no aux return.
Price paid
$ 150
UTILIZATION
Very easy to use. Good manual but almost no need to use it. Its a beginners mixer with very intuitive layout.
SOUNDS
Nice and clear sound. Lots of headroom. Not bad at all but when compared to more upscale mixers midrange could be better.
OVERALL OPINION
Crossfader had to be replaced after a year. This is not a scratch mixer. Backpanel connections move a little when you connect or deconnect. Nobs are well built. Some inside hum appears from time to time.
Overall this is a good mixer to learn the basics (except for scratching : lack o…Read moreAll necessary features are all present. Kill switches are welcome extra. Aux send but no aux return.
Price paid
$ 150
UTILIZATION
Very easy to use. Good manual but almost no need to use it. Its a beginners mixer with very intuitive layout.
SOUNDS
Nice and clear sound. Lots of headroom. Not bad at all but when compared to more upscale mixers midrange could be better.
OVERALL OPINION
Crossfader had to be replaced after a year. This is not a scratch mixer. Backpanel connections move a little when you connect or deconnect. Nobs are well built. Some inside hum appears from time to time.
Overall this is a good mixer to learn the basics (except for scratching : lack of quality of fader). As soon as you master those basic skill its time to move further. I'm selling mine now and am looking for a Rane Empath or Stanton.
Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: Unknown (January 1-, 2003)See less00- FP UserPublished on 10/31/08 at 16:00It has Kill Switches and a Cue master select rotary knob. There no pan per level or on the master, but a lot of mixers don't have this.
Price paid: $340
UTILIZATION
I didn't reed the manual, and I believe this wasn't necessary. It is easy to use . The eq level meters don't work very well. You better listen to the music instead of elying on these meters. Furthermore I have some records for which I can't adjust the gain controls enough. They still sound to soft with the gain all the way open. I don't know if I can blame the Numarks for this.
It is sturdy enough to use at a gig. The only thing that suffered my three years of abuse is the Xfader. The button/ knob sometimes goes flyin…Read moreIt has Kill Switches and a Cue master select rotary knob. There no pan per level or on the master, but a lot of mixers don't have this.
Price paid: $340
UTILIZATION
I didn't reed the manual, and I believe this wasn't necessary. It is easy to use . The eq level meters don't work very well. You better listen to the music instead of elying on these meters. Furthermore I have some records for which I can't adjust the gain controls enough. They still sound to soft with the gain all the way open. I don't know if I can blame the Numarks for this.
It is sturdy enough to use at a gig. The only thing that suffered my three years of abuse is the Xfader. The button/ knob sometimes goes flying when I scratch, leaving me with just the metal stick. When I just got it one of the kill switches got stuck internally, leaving me with no Bass all the time. Sometimes I still wonder if the reparation of this has effected the sound quality of that channel.
SOUNDS
This is the first and only mixer I have ever owned. So I can't compare it with anything. I have used other mixers, but this was also on different zound systems. It's sounds good. But perhaps other mixer sound a lot better
OVERALL OPINION
Since I can't really compare it to anything else I don't know how much I love it. When I get a new mixer. I will know if I miss my Numark.
Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: Unknown (January 1-, 2003)See less00