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the difference between the ddm4000 and the rest of the 4 channel mixers mentioned is pretty big in price..
honestly, for what it does I love my ddm4000. BUT the reason I got it was bc i didnt have the money for a Denon, which has the scratch certification and midi strips too.
For the price point, I would DEFINITELY buy the DDM4000 again, but if I had triple the money I would have gone for something else.
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+1 with the DJM 700 or 800, sorry behringer but I've gone thru more mixer from your company than any other, and ive been djing since 93
I've had both the DJM600S and the DDM4000. Although the DJM is 100% dependable, the DDM4000 is head and shoulders above it feature wise.
The DDM4000 is seriously under rated. At £279 is a frickin' bargain.
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Does the e-class have midi ?
TSP 2 | Serato DJ | Live 8 | MBP (SSD + HDD) | AIAIA TMA-1 Fool's Gold Edition | 1200 Mk2s | MidiFighter | KRK RP5
Xone: DB4 | Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexus
DJTT FAQ | Read my guide to AUDIO CABLES
DDM4000 is perfect if you will use only at home, and it's cheap!
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