Small mixer recommendations.

[Karlos Santos]

If I remember correctly, 23 channel faders are a little bit stiffer than on 22. I do remember they were quite wobbly. No curve adjust on them. Crossfader curve is just a 2 position switch and there are loads of videos on youtube where you can see how much volume (VU meter) on each position of travel each give.

Pioneer RMX units are unusable in the send return path because of the dry wet nature of the RMX units, use the older EFX or some other one.

All of that might be an issue if I was gonna use the mixer regularly but it's literally a get-out-of-jail mixer. I'll only ever use it if my NI Z2 goes down mid gig.

Absence of gain control is solved by enabling autogain in your DVS software or using a midi controller and mapping deck gains to knobs on it (if the software supports that).

Yeah got that.

[SlayForMoney]

Karlos, my reply was primarily for electroshock

[michaelf]

DarkBahamas Design

[DJLayLine]

1. Allen&Heath Xone:23 has excellent built quality and ripping sound. The 2+2 channel mixer (dual phono/line inputs) offer 3-band EQ with a full kill to control the high, middle and low frequencies of each track separately. The crossfader switch is great quality, and the same applies to the rest faders and switches.

The DJM-250MKII has integrated some of the professional features of the popular DJM-900NXS2. It is an excellent Pioneer alternative in case you can’t find the DJM-350. The Magvel crossfader and the dedicates sound color FX filter on each channel are the remarkable features of this DJ mixer.

DJM-250MKII has a built-in sound card that lets you connect your PC or Mac and use Rekordbox DJ software to perform with CDJs or your preferable DJ controller.

Both great options, you can't go wrong with any of them.

[SlayForMoney]

DJM-250MKII professional excellent remarkable

those words should not be used in the same sentence.

but good marketing attempt none the less, you're a pioneer salesman?