I am ashamed, but could also use some advice.

[Wickedsight]

My problem is that I have about 4 music sources, which need to go to one sound system, so I need a cheap solution to do this.

Now the reason I am ashamed is that I figured there would be something in order to do this, like an audio switch. After thinking about this for a few minutes it dawned to me, I'm a DJ, I work with mixers that are made to do this...

Now the thing that I need advice on is what would be a cheap and small mixer capable of doing this?

I looked at the Behringer MICROMIX MX 400, which is very very basic.

I also looked at the Behringer 802, the problem is that 2 of the 4 channels are mono.

Is there anything compared to the 802 that's cheap with 4 stereo channels?

I wouldn't mind spending a few euros more in order to get EQs.

[astromech]

Budget?

[Wickedsight]

Around €50 is what I'm shooting at. Would spend up to 100 if I really love it. I wouldnt mind buying second hand either.

[Nicky H]

Do you need all four channels through the soundsystem at the same time?

[photojojo]

http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/1002.aspx

[Wickedsight]

Do you need all four channels through the soundsystem at the same time?

Definitely not.

[Wickedsight]

http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/1002.aspx

Thanks, that one looks alright, only disadvantage is that it had two mic channels with EQs I probably won't be using.

[soundinmotiondj]

http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/1002.aspx

+1

Given your budget that is one of the few options you have. Alternatively, you can find a Numark C2 for about $150 street price (I don't know if that is inside your budget or not).

Although very different in terms of look & feel...both will provide what you need for near your budget. Both are "OK" (but no better) in terms of sound quality. Neither will be driven to "11" and still provide a clean signal.

[photojojo]

Thanks, that one looks alright, only disadvantage is that it had two mic channels with EQs I probably won't be using.

Find someone to sing ebony and ivory with you.

[Nicky H]

Definitely not.

Depends on what your inputs are from I suppose - but why not a cheap dj mixer rather than a mixing desk?