Dj Tech DDM2000

[Ryan Leo]

Mixer is the most important thing if you ask me. haha.

[nem0nic]

While I know it seems hard to believe they actually resell great mixers at those prices.

Fixed that for you.

[amidoinitrite]

nothing like a quality mixer.. but I think I'd take Traktors internal mixer over a not so legit external mixer!

[JSM]

I'm not entirely sure, but it looks like USB audio is only selectable on channel 3

from the pictures i gleaned ...

CH 1 MIC/LINE
CH 2 LINE/PHONO
CH 3 LINE/USB
CH 4 LINE/PHONO

which seems to be pointless for a digital solution, i mean how do you control the various tracks ... i also didn't see any MIDI mentioned, in fact it says it's an analogue mixer ... therefore i can't see a market for this ?????

I finally got a reply from the product manager for this unit.

here's the specifications .... i think you will realise why it's cheap !

USB audio - 16bit

Sample rate: 44.1kHz / 48kHz



Input sensitivity

CH 1 Mic 40dB Gain
Mic 2 40dB Gain
Phono in 40dB Gain
Line in 0dB Gain

INPUTS impedance

CH 1 Mic 34Kohm
Mic 2 34Kohm
Phono 31Kohm
Line 3.6Kohm

Output voltage 6.2V RMS @ 10Kohm(Main unbalanced output)
Output impedance 550 ohm(Main unbalanced output)
Frequency response 20Hz - 22kHz +/- 3dB
Distortion(THD) ＜0.1%
Signal-to-noise ratio(S/N) ＞77dB(Line)
Crosstalk ＞65dB(Line)


Driver: WDM Driver (Plug & play, no driver needed) ASIO4ALL Compatible.


No native ASIO drivers, only 16bit sound ... and a shockingly poor sound to noise ratio 77dB on line, that would probably equate to around 60dB for turntables ....:eek::eek::eek::eek: