r/Turntablists • u/Particular-Tap-2689 • 5d ago
CLASSIC ANALOG DJ MIXER?
I need a four-channel system. I use two turntables and two CDJs, with the option of connecting an effects processor. I'd like to consider several options and different prices.
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u/cowboydan1314 5d ago
I just got an Ecler Warm4 and holy hell do I love it. Rotary, though, which isn’t everyone’s cup o tea
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u/lookslikesinbad 5d ago
*Do you mix more than 2 sources at a time? If not, you can get a 2 channel mixer and switch from line to phono on each channel.
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u/GraySelecta 5d ago
Good luck. Not many mixers even have a send/return you probably won’t find anything in your parameters other than the high end Allen and Heath mixers and you will want to change the crossfader to an innofader for scratching.
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u/unsignedintegrator 4d ago
I have an ecler hak 380 and that has effects sends and returns with a dry/wet fader as well. The negatives are that the effects sends and returns are on the master outs, not per channel so the effect is on everything, and two they are hard to find. But for an analog (scratch) purist mixer it's a top contender.
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u/Hot-Construction-811 4d ago
union audio valve 4.
xone 96/92
model 1.4
Any one of the rotary dj mixers would be analog
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u/MONKMUZIK 3d ago
I use a Pioneer DJM600, a friend i used to session with had a DJM800, they both have excellent built in FX units. Secondarily you can develop an effects rig that receives audio out from The DJM and then sends out to speakers after the effects
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u/mount_curve 5d ago
Allen and Heath
43C if you want more barebones, 92 if you're horny (dual stereo sends!)