All user reviews for the Numark DXM06

. Hi

A little over a year since I possde this mixer, I use it almost once a day, and I must say I am somewhat divided ...
Positive: I find the sound quality is excellent for a table that price, and equalizers are p'tit thing I do know Defines (may be the effect numrique that does this) a kind of accumulation of low or something or other, in short, I love the sound it sends ...
Ngatif: the reliability and solid ... 3 months APRS have purchased one of the RCA between the "mic" a jump just removing a cable, without really having the foolish sr by unplug, and a friend who bought it also has its two faders jump ...
effects, which are low-end, I always thought was the right products qu'Alesis ...

UTILIZATION

In terms of use, I like the equalizer, again, but for his original provision and practice is once you get done.
The effects are easy to use, I just make a small complaint at the wavelength sinusodale effects "flanger" and "phaser" I got too short, even when I Settings, with the "tap tempo" pace trs slow ... I use almost exclusively the "cutoff / reso" and two "echoes" are available.
The cross-fader mini headphone is nice too, I knew this principle dj and I am satisfied with its simplicity of operation.
The manual is trs basic, but at the same time the table is also, so no particular comment to this.

SOUNDS

The sound is, as I cry above, trs good, and also made a good equalizer, the quality is felt numrique! I think she is 24 bits, something like a,

OVERALL OPINION

Before that I had a table ... behringer, I had been prt not regret the contrary!
I tried the Numark 5000 FX, but it is not the same thing the not!

The report price is good quality, I'd pay 220euros ....
And yes I would do if I had the choice to do it again!
Else if j'tais rich, ah, if j'tais rich, I will take one h ben Allen & Heath!

Go, ciao everyone!

I use this mixer for 5 years (summer 2005). Just before I mixer JCB
Positives:
- Sound: A bit too bright but very clear
and widespread. Many output gain. Regardless of breath (see almost inaudible despite 3 KW sound). No sizzling Knob,
Balanced output (with jack). Note that the DXM 06 attenuated peaks when one climbs gain entry without a gross distortion of the sound.
- Compact
- The effects very effective
- The system of pre-listening very intuitive (mini-crossfader) and powerful headphone output,
- Perfect cut - Phono switchable online
- Mic / line on the independent
- Ease of use.

The downside:
- Weakness:
* The pots are linear Dessoude very easily (welds which will hold the pots).
* Ring terminals RCA snapped easily,
* Webs inside that releases easily
- Non-standard size for mounting on flight checkout.
- The cross fader "bounced"

Anyway must say that my model lived before I buy it but for the price (99 euro-hand), it is very correct.
If it all over again, I'd take the model above to have a microphone input supplétaire.

Very nice features. The basics are there like curve setting, hampster button, low mid high eqs. Also low mid and high kill buttons. Also a fun built in fx panel thing with a total of 12 effects ranging from a robotic vocoder for your mic to tape echo to a 4 pole filter and some reverbs and echo. I guess it's more suited for techno, but I love to experiment with fx while scratching. There is also a tap button that lights up to the tempo to controll fx. The a slider and knob with light indicators (so that it light up as you slide/spin the fader/knob) are very cool. These act as rate and wet/dry. Headphones have good controll, volume, ch1/2 fader, and three settings for cueing, master output or cueing fx. So I think it's safe to say they dident leave anything out.

Price paid: $350 CAD

UTILIZATION

As easy as pie. Basicly the same as every other scratch mixer, the fx panel was easy to understand as well. All the buttons light up so easy to see if there on or off. The front has an angled slope wich is suprisingly comfortable for cutting. The fader is buttery smooth and responds very well. I had an issue with it on the first night and it may be user error but pretty sure it wasent. Basicly it worked fine at first, then I went to power it up and it wouldent work. It wasent a connection or switch error because when you turn the unit on the tap button flashes, and it wasent flashing, also the level lights would stay lit and it did not produce any audio. I was gonna return it and packed it up, a few hours later I was bored so I hooked it up again and its worked fine ever since.

May only complaint is the crossfader knob. On the first day It fell off when I has tapping away on it and now it's loose as a goose. I had to put a little peice of tin foil in it to stay tight. It seems well built enough...Time will tell.

SOUNDS

I have no complaints about the sound quality at all. I'm sure a Vestax or Rane would blow it away, but for the price you can't complain.

OVERALL OPINION

I like it, can't say I love it. I really like the fx theyre really fun to mess around with. The cross fader is really smooth and light, hope that keeps up. It is laid out well, you dont need a munual you just know how to work it right away. But... Some things like the knobs look really plasticy, and they try to make em look metal, why not just use metal in the first place. 90 day warrenty sucks, me thinks it will be programed to break on it's 91st day. Ranes have a 2 year. Fader knob being so loose sucks too.

Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: ninjadog (January 2-, 2005)