Feature:
From the Faders to the Knobs to the Connections on the Back, this mixer has everything to ensure a perfect set up. The effect unit sounds great, if you know how to use it. The BPM counter helps when determining different styles of music. And one really important feature left out on many mixers: volume indicators for each channel, a definite must. My only 2 gripes are the missing kill switches, and no Input Matrix.
Quality:
After using this mixer for 3 years, it is still in 100% working condition, definitely built to last. Faders are smooth and the knobs are responsive. Even though I don't scratch, people that have used this mixer for scratching were always surprised at how well it handles.
Value:
I bought this mixer for a grand (in dollars), back in the day, and I'd still say it was worth it. Currently there are a lot of comparable but cheaper mixers available (TASCAM, DENON, ECLER, NUMARK), but I highly doubt they are as easy to use, and reliable as the DJM.
Desirability:
I have the silver model, and it looks perfect next to my silver Technics. The overall feel of the mixer is also spot on, nothing feels cheap. A lot of my friends are jealous of me having this mixer, and are really considering buying one themselves.
Sound:
No matter if at home or at a party, this mixer has never disappointed me. I know there are a lot of people out there saying that this mixer doesn't deserve to be the industry standard, but for my needs as a Drum and Bass DJ, this Mixer delivers.
Support:
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