Gemini Sound MXR-01BT Professional Bluetooth 2-Channel DJ Mixer 3-Band EQ and Gain 2 Phono/Line Stereo Channels Crossfader Curve and Reverse Switches Microphone Input Headphone Output Master Outputs

I’m attaching some images with my review. •Great mixer, works as expected and the sound comes clean without any problems. •Bluetooth: Connects easily without any issues. I walked away from the mixer with my phone playing a video from Youtube, and the sound it cut off around 27ft of distance with some walls between inside my house. Important: You have to select “BT” in your Channel 1. To disconnect the device, just hold the Bluetooth button for a couple of seconds. Also, I discovered that if you are playing music from your phone, the mixer’s bluetooth button works as “pause” if you push it :) •Booth Volume The nob is really helpful. Keep in mind that this output doesn’t have an individual EQ (High/Mid/Low) and it’s a copy of the “Master” So, I’m very happy with this mixer, and I highly recommend it. Great value for money, and the size is perfect between my turntables. I am also a fan of Gemini products since the 90’s. Never disappointed.

I wanted to play around at home with turn tables and needed a mixer. I went with this model in the price range as it had Bluetooth as a extra input option and the ability to replace the fader. The device is packaged nicely in the box with RCA cables needed to connect, instruction manual, and warranty card. It has some weight to it keeping it from sliding around but I feel retains a compact space so place between my turn tables. There is only one ground contact screw for turntables, you just to offset each wire a bit but they will both fit without much issue. Wiring up to the mixer appears to self explanatory. I wish the manual or a QR code would direct users to a manual that explains what each knob and setting does. It helps any newbies to understand how best to setup the mixer. The mixer has 4 columns of knobs. One for the microphone input and main booth settings. One column for each of the two inputs. Input 1 is shared with the Bluetooth input, a simple switch changes between the two inputs. The 4th column is for mixer main volume settings, cue, and headphone setting. The Bluetooth feature is nice to have. I am able to freely play any music source from my phone or BT device to the mixer. You have full mixer control on this input, you can adjust settings and fade between inputs. Some have complained that there is cross talk of inputs on the headphones input. There is a know called master/cue. This allows you to control which input to feed into your headphones. It took a while to figure that out but it was a "Ah Hah" moment. The setting adjustments are accurate and smooth. I haven't noticed any jumps when making slight adjustments in the knobs. I've been spinning LPs for the last 2 weeks and have become very comfortable with the mixer and the settings on it. I am really enjoying how it works and use. Not sure how other mixers in the same price range compare but for me this is a solid purchase. Overall I am very happy with this product and how it performs.

Not a good Bluetooth connectivity, but the rest of the features perfectly work!

Bought the package in Bluetooth connection was not working. It wouldn't pair with my laptop or computer

For a small mixer, this is pretty solid looking and the fader is nice and loose for scratching. Recommend it for beginners on a budget. The bluetooth is cool to have while you are in your garage on your secondary setup that you use during work or a workout, let's you connect your phone or tablet. Like the switch to line or phono for plugging in another device with RCAs. The fader has two settings for the scratching and mixing types, and it can be reversed. You can plug in a mic and headphones, of course. Not bad for something you keep around the house to mix different audio components or turntables. Perfect for just keeping it simple.