Reloop

Unit has 2 RCA outputs, one 6.5mm stereo Jack for headphones and one 6.5mm for mic. After 4-5 months left 6.5mm Jacks' channel died. There is an usb connector for midi data, no addition power source needed because of that. Jogwheels have nice feel to them, but they seem to be a bit too small compared to Jockey 3 for example. Buttons and knobs are a bit plastic, but they also feel good at fingertips. Faders though look and feel just cheap. And they are not durable, so I suggest to change them soon after purchase. Pitchfaders have nice weight on them and they have huge resolution. But they are a bit too short to set them precisely. Cuemix fader is nice addition too, which is normally not seen on units in this price range. Another cool feature is a dedicated knob for led brightness and jogwheel touch sensitivity. It is also possible to change midi channels for 2nd unit use on one pc/laptop. UTILIZATION Installing was plain simple, almost plug n play (for midi side), one driver for audio interface (IE edition). SOUNDS This depends only on IE editions Headphone output is loud enough and both headphone and master outputs sounds clear. Both outputs have dedicated level knobs in the middle of unit. Mic input also have level knob and 3-way switch - off, thru (sends audio directly to main output) and on (sends audio through usb cable to your pc/laptop). But it has a little bit of unwanted background noise or hiss. OVERALL OPINION This product has great value for money. There is no compromises in build quality to lower the price, but in amount of functions this unit gives. But it still gives you little something from everything in digital djing. But if I would buy again, I would choose differently. I would probably buy unit which is more specialized in one direction, not all-in-one solution. Because in this price range you either get poorly built or poorly equipped. But thank god this one is well built.

I own two reloop RP 2000 turntables since January 2013, so it's a bit over a year now. They are my first turntables, which I bought together with a Reloop rmx 30 (3-channel) DJ mixer. The pros: I find this turntable very nice, people often tell me "it looks really hot!" As a first turntable (even if I haven't used any others), I find them very good for beginners! The power of the motor is enough to take your first steps, as well as the cartridge included by Reloop. If you are not very demanding, the 10% pitch is more than enough. The cons: They are easily noticed after a couple of months of intensive use (specially for a beginner), and after having tried other, more powerful brands and models. The pitch became a bit softer and less precise. You can also notice that the motor is very light in comparison to those of higher-quality turntables (tested with different numark, stanton, technics, and other reloop models). The system that serves to support the tonearm didn't last more than 3 months. You need to change the cartridge included very quickly! Value for money: $570 for both. After having used them very regularly, also outdoors, played by me and several others during several hours (10h without interruption): It can handle rough play very well! Not with the same punch as in the beginning, obviously! But nothing too annoying. I think I will keep them a year or so. Based on my experience, I wouldn't buy them again, but I recommend them to all beginners! But since I now have more experience with mixing, it's only natural that I aim for a higher-end product.

I could repeat the product specs, but i will just adress a few things that weren't mentioned. -It's a budget rip-off of the vestax pmc 07(nicely done though) -The line faders are 45 mm, not 60 mm -The crossfader is super smooth (more on that later) UTILIZATION It's a straight forward scratch mixer. everything is in the right place and there is enough space on the faceplate for all you scratch heads. Didn't need the manual SOUNDS For a mixer in this price range the sound quality is superb. The eq is effective and has full kills. OVERALL OPINION -The crossfader is super smooth for a mixer in this price class It's actually the same crossfader that's build into the american audio qd5 scratchmixer. The qd5 was the so called best beginner scratch mixer because of it's optical crossfader. So i find it funny that this mixer didn't had the same succes. I had this mixer for 6 years now and there hasn't been a issieu with the crossfader since i bought it. Yeah it starts to stick a bit after a while, but after a bit of cleaning it's like brand new. The cut in of this crossfader is also really sharp. and you can adjust the lag of the fader if you take it out. Its already factory set to the shortest lag that's about 2 mm. I did a creditcard mod so my lag is about 1 mm now. -the cross and line faders have full curve adjustments and hamster switches -The potmeters feel good, but the minifaders ar a bit wobbly. -The thing i didn't like about this mixer was the faceplate. It was way to rough one the fingers and acted like sandpaper on your nails. I sanded it down and now it's super smooth. -I think the pricing on this mixer was absurd when it came out. I don't understand that it didn't get any recognition. A lot of beginning scratchers discarded it and got a american audio qd5 or a stanton sa-3 instead. I tried a stanton sa 3 and own a sk two and this mixer is much beter in my opinion. If i find another one second hand i'll buy it in a heartbeat as a back-up.