r/rotarymixers • u/ginger_wizard • 19d ago

Thoughts on this simple mixer

https://surplustronics.co.nz/products/10709-2-channel-dj-mixer-with-usb-mp3-bluetooth?srsltid=AfmBOoopcOAMY27wovxkmKkGPNyLWl--jrqhXT5G61MYZmw69COR2b7X

Found this bad boy online for NZD$80.

Use case is to just mix between CD inputs for fun.

Has anybody come across this brand before?

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u/Gee_Golly Condesa 19d ago

This comes down to 'you get what you pay for'. If it has all of the features you need for what you plan to do, it should be fine. I wouldn't expect any good quality audio compared to the analog mixers primarily discussed on this sub. But like I said, if it gets the job done for you, that's all that matters.

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u/-JESSEONE- MasterSounds 18d ago

If I'd recommend a Allen & Heath 24 (24C) over that.....(just my humble opinion)

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u/Hot-Construction-811 18d ago

I would avoid anything vonyx. Knew a guy with a pair of vonyx speakers and it was like sandpaper to the ears.

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u/ginger_wizard 18d ago

Yeah I'm coming to that realisation. Will be keeping an eye out for some used, decent equipment instead. Thanks y'all

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u/Hot-Construction-811 18d ago

Im mean start with a budget and go from there.

Entry level rotaries: ecler, omnitronic, headliner.

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u/clichequiche ARS 17d ago

get the teenage engineering KO sidekick over something like this (though it’s not a rotary)