All user reviews for the Numark AXIS-9 CR

- How long have you use it?
3 months
- What is the particular feature you like best and least?
Super simple, they are my Premire decks and I think they are super easy handle.
- Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
Not
- How do you report qualitprix?
Excellent, I had two of OCCAZ 500 euro with mixer ...
- With the exprience, you do again this choice? ...
Forcment

I just have a little trouble to change the way scratch. I press prog and then scratch, but it remains "scratch3". If someone could give me the solution: nico_4460@hotmail.com mail please

I've been using them for four years with a Numark DXM 06 mixer.
Easy-to-use and practical decks.

My opinion after four years of use:

Pros:

- User friendly
- CDs are quickly loaded
- CD tray illumination
- Reliable in spite of heavy vibrations and damaged CDs - CUE play function (a very rare feature)
- Very good effects
- Loop functions (stutter or on the fly), two storable loops
- Pitch and KEY
- 3000 storable cue points
- Value for money
- Possibility to sync decks

Cons:

- SOUND: not enough output gain (compared with other DJ decks)
- Easily audible noise
- CD load via tray (archaic and bulky)
- Manual too short (it doesn't mention tips to solve different problems)
- Lack of digital output (although it's not very useful)
- No CD-RW or MP3 CDs support
- Not compatible with CDs over 80 minutes!!!
- Bulky compared with Denon products or a Pioneer CDJ-400

Note: don't expect too much considering the current AXIS9 price...

Problems:

Processor overheat on a deck Signs: display malfunction, faulty playing and smell
In short, the desk was unusable (very annoying when you have to start your performance two minutes later)!
It worked again two days later and it never happened again...

The jog wheel is no longer touch-sensitive on both decks, which means no scratch function nor effects anymore.

Conclusion:
Good value for money, easy handling (even for beginners).
I don't regret my choice at all.
I would choose a deck with a USB input now,
like the Pioneer CDJ 400.

Originally written by djmotion on Audiofanzine FR.