Behringer PRO MIXER DJX900USB Professional 5 Channel DJ Mixer with INFINIUM 'Contact-Free' VCA Crossfader, Advanced Digital Effects and USB/Audio Interface

Bought this to replace my Newmark mixer which was 30 years old. This mixer is easy to use and has a facility to use 3 phono's, which is great for me as I do 3 deck mixing, it has crystal clear sound quality and has plenty of inputs and outputs for various devises. Also when using the headphones it has clear sound and enough volume to enable you to cue your music up comfortably I recommend this mixer.

Excellent quality mixer as I use 1210's and digital sources 👌 it's very simple to use, the sampler couldn't get much easier it's short samples help u keep the tunes flowing if u find u ran out of record haha! But the main thing i like is the crossfader functionality it's awesome 👌 😎 how u can assign every channel to A or B PERFECT mixer for scratching very responsive and can be set to suit anyone's style 👌 100 percent worth every penny

Given the price of this mixer you are getting a lot for your money if you compare it to other similar products on the market .I'm using mine in a small radio studio set-up and it works very well although I'd have liked to see a slightly different set-up mixer wise . I feel this is a product trying to stretch into two different categories and I would guess it doesn't meet either situation to the extent the end user would really like . As has already been previously commented upon the main letdown on this mixer is the quality of the faders , you can feel metal to metal contact with them and they are wobbly and loose feeling , I shall eventually replace mine with " Alps series faders" but it seems a shame Behringer didn't install these from the word go and increase the price accordingly it would be a good 35-40% increase of the quality of the mixer . It's a well thought/ laid out mixer that will meet the requirements of whatever you decide to use the mixer for although radio and club users will find in either environment some of the features redundant . For the radio set-up I unfortunately found the mic pre- amps wanting but have overcome this with ART Tube MP preamps , in club use the pre-amps on mixer are more than capable . Overall for the cost of this mixer it's a decent bit of kit and can be adapted to suit your environment with some slight modifications to make it even more workable to your personal tastes and unless you authorised a custom built mixer anything on the market will be the same regarding those issues .

I do want to upgrade from this mixer as it isn't what I desire from a mixer personally, BUT all that aside it is a brilliant little mixer looks tidy does what it needs to. With the PFL Master button it helps you to keep a close eye on how much sound you're pumping out to your master before it goes out anywhere which is always ideal to keep the quality! X-Fader and switches are brilliant for smooth transitions and scratching (obviously not top quality, but still very good) its a mixer anybody could be happy to buy as a quick way to get their fix of music! The Quality of the vinyl rips I did with this mixer was all so completely flawless I played it in wav format (as always) and it sounded accurate there wasn't a single flaw for this mixer for me. There was a few cool other features such as fader range controls for the X-Fader as well as range switches for even the channels! At its price brand new and boxed its a steal!

This review is for BEHRINGER PRO MIXER DX626 CHECK IN THE TITLE WHICH MIXER THE REVIEW IS FOR AS BEHRINGER HAS INCLUDED ALL THEIR MIXERS IN ONE REVIEW LIST. The mixer seems well made, however the BPM counters are as much use as a chocolate tea pot. These counters are the major selling point over other mixers on the market, but they don't work. They just churn out random numbers with no connection to the music being played. I wanted a refund but was out of Amazon's 30 day returns policy. Also Behringer are useless with their customer support. You can't speak to them directly, you have to post faults or questions on Music Tribe website, which is also useless. Update: I first put in a request for a replacement unit or refund back in May. Behringer are completely useless, as is Music Tribe. Still no further with my refund or a replacement mixer. I would advise anyone to stear clear of this mixer and possibly Behringer as a brand, as their after sales service is abysmal.

Bought this to replace an old Kam mixer from the 90's and it hasn't disappointed. Chock full of features and inputs, with separate kill switches and gain for channels and cueing. The FX feature is also easy to use and can add an extra level of depth to a mix. You can also change the curve of the cross fade from a smooth to sharp transition to suit your current style. Easy to hook up too and fits nicely between the decks. A bargain considering the level of features. Highly recommended.

I have read some pervious reviews that the sound quality is not very good when played through your amp this is total rubbish. This is a great mixer for the price with usb capabilities, so you can record your mixes via your PC or stream live to you radio station. The only downside is the beat counter is not very accurate. I have been mixing for nearly 20 years now and this mixer comes highly recommended. But be aware the beat matcher feature don't work, so if your buying the mixer for that reason look for something more expensive. I don't need it as I can beat match by counting, so not really a issue for me.

I had one of these mixers to almost 2 years, but luckily found out there were issues just before the warranty with Amazon expired. I had been for some time experiencing issues with intermittent clicks and pops on my recordings, so when I was trying to establish if this was a fault with my microphone, I bought a new dynamic microphone and tried that. Then I found out there is a bigger fault with this mixer. The phantom power, which cannot be turned off on this model, causes interference to a dynamic microphone, which doe not require phantom power. I contacted Behringer, who at first stated this mixer did not have phantom power. I told them that it definitely does, otherwise I would not have been able to use my Rode NT1A for the last 2 years. Also, the literature I read before buying this model stated it had phantom power, hence why I bought it. Behringer stated the marketing information was wrong and they would correct it! Anyway, they finally checked the schematic diagrams and confirmed I was correct. It does have phantom power. Shure, one of the biggest and most respected microphone manufacturers, state that if you can use a dynamic microphone with a mixer or USB Soundcard which you cannot switch off the phantom power, it will not cause any damage and will work without any issues. Not with the DX2000. There is interference, and Behringer won't admit this is a design fault. I have tried the same dynamic microphone with a USB Soundcard with the 48v phantom power switched on and there is no interference, so the issue is definitely with the mixer. I think all, or most of the other Behringer mixers which have phantom power, have a switch, so you can turn it off, but they failed to do this on the DX2000. I sent the mixer back to Amazon and ordered a replacement, because no other Behringer model had the features I required and phantom power. This had the same issue with interference from the phantom power when the dynamic microphone was connected, so it wasn't just a fault with my original mixer, but looks like with all of them, unless I was just unlucky. However, this one also had another bigger fault. There was a continuous pumping sound, even when nothing was connected to the mixer. I contacted Behringer and they were prepared to offer the option their service company fixing the pumping sound, but not the interference from the 48-volt phantom power, so I had to send this back to Amazon for a refund, which was very disappointing. I am now without a mixer and have to use a USB soundcard whilst I decide what to do. I really would like a DX2000 because it has lots of inputs, including for my turntables, and essential features like PFL, which the Xenyx mixers, with a phantom power switch, do not have. Please Behringer fix this design issue or add a phantom power switch to the DX2000, and make this an excellent mixer. Such a shame as I would love to recommend this well specified mixer. If you are only using condenser microphones which use 48V phantom power, then I would recommend it and hope you receive one with no other faults. Good luck!