Behringer PRO MIXER NOX101 Premium 2 Channel DJ Mixer with Full VCA-Control and Ultraglide Crossfader

Gd mixer quality brand can't go wrong it those what it suppose to do and feels strong

I did some research on mixers as I had mine for nearly 20 years so I thought lets see what's out there without spending a crazy amount. I found this mixer & read the reviews which was very helpful. The ease of setting it up & using it has been great. I've definitely noticed in the quality of mixing & having the options available on it is good. Highly recommend this mixer!

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!

Don't dislike anything for its price, have been using it for practicing scratching, beat juggling & cross fader seems to be holding up to the constant abuse of being used for scratching so can't complain.

Good little mixer , happy with it .

load of rubbish, not even a year and the crossfader is now faulty. expected better tbh.

I got this mixer as a low cost solution and have to say I'm very happy with it. Clean sound, precise cross-fader and just good quality basic mixer. Well recommended.

love the way you can change the crossfader type instantly for different types of music/mixes. Hasn't broken yet so will have to update if anything untoward happens. Build quality seems OK so far, not brilliant but at such a cheap price for a mixer it's better than expected tbh.

Mixer is good but the nobs was old internally condition of mixer was bad.

Superbe et fonctionne super bien

Great quality for the price and improved my whole system’s sound, which I wasn’t expecting. I had an old ‘90 Technics Champion mixer.

I got this mixer to use for my vinyl turntables. Before this mixer I had the Numark M2. Both are great mixers. I prefer the Behringer now. This is a basic two-channel mixer with three band EQ, cue control slider and mic control. No built in FX. The built-in preamp is stronger and sounds better than the Numark. I also like the dials for the EQ as they have rubber grips. All the sliders and dials feel nice and sturdy. The crossfader is super smooth and has a dial to adjust the curve unlike on the Numark. The Behringer also has a curve adjustment on each channel to adjust where the volume comes in on each fader. One thing that the Numark has that the Behringer doesn't is a cue for the master. This however will boost the volume by about 20%, some people may dislike that. I usually DJ with one ear open so I can always hear the master. If you need a two-channel mixer and are debating between the two, you really can't go wrong with either one. I would consider them both entry to mid level at the same price and size. However, having used both, I definitely recommend the Behringer now. It has a higher sound and build quality in my opinion. Definitely better for scratching.

The perfect 2-channel (plus line input) for twin turntables. Lightweight and compact with all the adjustment features you'll need