One of the best mixers?

I'm really sorry if this thread has been posted before, but i'm new to the community so i must of not of seen it.

Okay so i'm looking for the best mixer to put 2 1200's on it, since my dream setup

2 1210s
"insert good mixer here"
X1
Mashine - or a midifighter. just to jump around on tracks

I'm looking for a good mixer at a good price, i don't know if it should be 2 decks or 4 ... i read a thread saying something mashine only works with 4 decks on traktor i don't know though.
If i should get like a Xone:92 - for the long run is that suppose to be the right idea or since i'm a begginer and get one of your reccomended mixers? And which overall is the best one per dollar amount
Example : a 500$ mixer that can do whatever a DJM-909 can.

So to boil his question down: I don't want to do any research myself, spoon feed me answers plz.

Black and decker make a really good tri-speed, stainless steel mixer the B325-D. Its heavy, but its internally grounded, and features an acrylic/poly top housing, and brushed stainless bottom. I've got one, and I know a few other guys here swear by it.

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Originally Posted by dripstep

Black and decker make a really good tri-speed, stainless steel mixer the B325-D. Its heavy, but its internally grounded, and features an acrylic/poly top housing, and brushed stainless bottom. I've got one, and I know a few other guys here swear by it.

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agreed

Just go for the Xone:92 or something similarly awesome and you'll only thank yourself in the long run.

I've heard good things about >>this<<

Pioneer DJM-2000 from the back of a white van. that should be about $500.

i do not condone the purchase of grey market goods.

That made me laugh pretty hard.
And thanks to everyone for the input so theres many options to go for ugh. :/

Honestly there are a ton of options, and depends on what you have for a budget and what you want for features. And some people prefer certain companies over others.

There's no simple answer.

Personally? I'd go down to the clubs you frequent and see what they have installed. And get that. Because if you want to be playing out, it'd be nice to be familiar with the gear you'd be using rather than an awesome item that you'll never get to use out. But that's my own opinion.

I'm not really sure what you're looking for cost or use wise, but if I had to name the tops.

DJM-2000- Best DJ mixer. Awesome effects unit, work on the fly layout, and really fun mixing tools/Ableton integration. Not great for studio work though, somewhat simple, soundcards a bit limited, and it doesn't have a silent noise floor like studiophiles love.

Xone DB4/2- Best Audio Mixer. Great sounding and adaptable effects, universal soundcard, and very adaptable and shapable. Commits numerous crimes against DJing, will frustrate the Hell out of anyone walking up to it, and isn't really usable "on the fly."

Rane 56/7- Best scratch mixers. Will take punches no problem, faders are indestructible, enough said.

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Originally Posted by corporation

Pioneer DJM-2000 from the back of a white van. that should be about $500.

i do not condone the purchase of grey market goods.

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Totally agree. ;)

(Welcome back, bro'!)

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Originally Posted by synthet1c

I've heard good things about >>this<<

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I was kinda expecting that link to go to smithson martins :(

i though about >>this<< the emulator is so last century :rolleyes:

Pioneer, Denon, Ecler, Rane, Allen & Heath. If the mixer has one of those names on it, you'll be good. Otherwise, go for what feels good.

DJM-2000, you'll never want another mixer. It has a touchscreen LCD for midi control, I DJed using just the mixer and LCD numerous times

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Originally Posted by Fubar

Pioneer, Denon, Ecler, Rane, Allen & Heath. If the mixer has one of those names on it, you'll be good. Otherwise, go for what feels good.

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+1

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Originally Posted by johnscooby

DJM-2000, you'll never want another mixer. It has a touchscreen LCD for midi control, I DJed using just the mixer and LCD numerous times

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People said that 10 years ago about the DJM600.


Nothing is future proof in this game.

That said it's a great mixer :)

the best mixer is the one that you can afford without using ur credit card, watch out RGAS is around the corner

One of the best mixer's you can put between two 1210's? I'd go with Larry Levan.

rane 62 or xone db4