Got this as a bonus in a CL purchase and am trying to decide what to do with it. I already have a TTM-56 and a PMC05 as a backup, so I’m pretty good in the mixer department. Moreso just wondering if I even have a chance of pulling $20 or so for it, considering it didn’t come with a power cord.
^^ so I can say I got my MK2 for $140 instead of $160
But more just cuz I don’t think I will ever use it and it will end up just taking up space. Like I said, I already have a TTM-56 in solid condition which is more or less indestructible, and I have a tank of a PMC05 for a backup. Both are better mixers than this Numark (other than the fact that this has 3 channels), so I don’t really ever see myself using this
It’s a rackmount club installation mixer. They sell new in the UK for about £70. As to whether you can find anyone who wants it, it depends if you can find anyone who’s prepared to use a mixer without individual channel EQs.
To be honest, I’d value the time I’d have to spend trying to sell it at more than 20 bucks
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Moreso just wondering if I even have a chance of pulling $20 or so for it, considering it didn’t come with a power cord.
[/quote]Take it to pawn shop or a music store. (American examples would be Guitar Center & Sam Ash.), If they won’t buy it, sell it at your next garage sale for $5, or throw it in the trash.
[quote=“Machete, post:8, topic:34961, username:Machete”]
Its illegal to throw this kind of things to trash in USA i think jajajaja
chemicals and that sh1t
[/quote]Not illegal, just a pain.
First you have to find where they take electronics, than you have to take it there. And most likely will end up having to pay a disposal fee, for taking the time & making the effort to throw it away properly, instead of just (illegally) throwing it in your curb’s trash can like 99% of the other people do.
JAJAJA it’s kinda cold just throw it away like that
I put it on a wall maybe I get some other OLD equipment and i start a little retro techtools collection
Back in the 90s, we used Numark mixers like this one with only an EQ for the master. I also bet that this mixer has so much better sound output quality than majority of Behringer or Gemini mixers of today.
Keep it. It’s a nostaglic piece of DJing equipment that served a very important purpose and definitely wasn’t crappy during its time.