Reloop RMX-30 BPM

Rackable, yes, however attention to rack mixer for three lanes. The mine was just, I had to tinker.

Connectors: RCA-JACK.

3-way table. No effects. Equalizer standart.

UTILIZATION

Setting: Normal, no surprise wiring.
Manual: Simple and clear, as the table has no particular function apart the BPM counter.
Features: Super accessible.

SOUNDS

Clear: I do not know
Equalizer: He does his work, I like the fact that it does not rise too high 10 db (a 6db would have had enough)
Blow: I do not know

OVERALL OPINION

Time: 2 years ago
Other model: Gemini PS-626, Stanton Rm-3
Pros: Adjustable Curves, reverse, cue by push buttons, the Kills.

Cons: The Kill operate on tracks 2 and 3. But it's only a matter of habitube (the stanton had on runway 1-3). Cepandant is the best available for that table.

Q / P: Unstoppable

Redo choice: Without hesitation.

It is a small standard size 10 "then.
This table has the luxury to have as balanced jack outputs, in addition to the RCA that, I gets off!
Warning, this is only an analog machine, but good!
Indeed there are no digital effects, but the signal is of high quality.
The faders are very nice, you "slide" with pleasure.
on the other hand, BPM counters are not super accurate, let alone shift lights that serve as decoration ...
Then design side, the black aluminum finish is superb
The LED VU meters are at the top with a large number of LEDs beautiful and legible.

UTILIZATION

Tutorial ideal. All is clear on this table.

SOUNDS

Warning, this is only an analog machine, but good!
The signal is really nickel.
No breath, no plop ignition, good dynamics, the sound is really clean.
3-band EQ per channel with very effective kills + Inter kills

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 2 years.
I have not tried many styles, but I really feel comfortable with this table.
The value for money is very good in all cases.
I loved the balanced outputs, it is rare at this price!
Yes, I am very happy with my choice, I'd do it again without hesitation. Good