Hey DJTT,
As the title says, I would like to hear your opinion on these two mixers
In my country the DJM 2000 is quite cheap and are therefore compared with the dn-x1600 instead of 1700.
What do you think of them? How is the effects? How intuitive is the layout, when you are mixing etc.? And last but not least, which would you go for (prefer)?
Yeah, have you got a traktor cert soundcard? Still I’d take the 2000 over the denon any day of the week and just get traktor scratch sc anyway… When you play out you need the sc
DJM 2000 Nexus, I believe that’s scratch certified . And personally as an old S4 owner, the Z2… it’s like ehhh. I haven’t used one, but I FEEL like it’s an S4 without the platters.
I have a db4. Made the decision I to go for that rather than DJM 900 / 2000.
While the DJM 900 is scratch certified, and the 2000 nexus should be, there are ways round getting the db4 into a dvs set up without needing a new card.
From what i’ve read, the DB4 is the best mixer available, hands down. No questions asked. Bar none.
I chose to buy a DJM-850 because of the cheap price I bought it at, and because I wanted to get familiar with club-standard gear. If neither were an issue, I would’ve gone for the DB4 in a heartbeat.
Damn the DB4 looks good! I’ve also only heard good about the Allen&Heath quality!
XS2man Thanks! I definitely didn’t know you could DVS with the DB4, which is something I really find important Is must agree that it’s stupid that the DJM-2000 Isn’t scratch certified… I’ve also looked at the DJM-850. I live in Denmark, and I’m going to by the mixer in a second hand store, and the only djm-850 I’ve found are sold with CDJ’s which I’m not interested in:-/
Then I could buy an audio 6, and route channel C and D through the third channel on the mixer and beside that have a Maschine “or kontrol x1”, for fx, samples and hotcues? any thoughts?