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Numark DM1050 2 Channel 8'' Scratch Mixer

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Numark DM1050 2 Channel 8'' Scratch Mixer

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2 or 4 line switchable
2 phono, 2 line, 1 MIC input
Master and record outputs
3-band rotary EQ with gain
Each MIC channel has treble, bass and gain controls
Master and PLF metering
Replaceable crossfader with reverse and slope contro

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Product Details

Product Length:	14.5 inches
Product Width:	13.5 inches
Product Height:	6.5 inches
Product Weight:	6.0 pounds
Package Length:	14.0 inches
Package Width:	13.5 inches
Package Height:	6.7 inches
Package Weight:	7.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 4 reviews

Features

2-4 line switchable
2 phono, 2 line, 1 mic
Master, gain, treble, mid and bass controls
Microphone treble, bass and gain controls
CF mode with normal and reverse, CF slope

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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Great value Nov 03, 2008
the botton line is that is this is a great value for a mixer. It's my first one, but I've used others. And I have to say, this has great functionality, seems quite durable, and is both functional and simple. For my purposes (just playing records when I DJ - no scratching, etc), it gets the job done. I can't speak to anything outside of that. I like the controls, and the cue fader is great and profoundly simple (something I think is missing from many larger, more expensive mixers).

I would say that the one and only drawback is that it does not have XLR or 1/4" outputs - only RCA, which is a problem some places. But you can always get cables to convert RCA to your preferred format. Also works great w/an iPod and monster cables.

Good entry level, just don't scratch Sep 14, 2008
For the price to do basic mixing, it's good. I do a fair amount of scratching and the fader was done w/n a couple of days. If you don't scratch, this is a good value.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

DM1050 May 11, 2008
i got this mixer as a gift, 2 years ago. its a very good entry level mixer, but beyond that, its useless. within 3 days the crossfader began to bleed through, and 4 or 5 days after that it became completely unresponsive. ive had it rebuilt twice only to have the same thing happen within days. ive resorted to using the volume sliders to fade and the line switches to cut, for the past year or so. if you want someone to learn the basics before jumping in to quality equipment by all means buy them this mixer, its the training wheels on the schwinn of DJing. this mixer would be a good mate for some entry level turn tables... but for someone who has been DJing for some time this mixer would be a few steps backwards.

JMHO
-Grimm

10 of 11 found the following review helpful:

Can't beat it for the money! Jul 28, 2004
For a mere $60.99 (nearly $20 less than at Musician's Friend and about half the MSRP) at Amazon.com, this mixer is your best bet. It has the cost of an entry-level mixer without the bleeding and fragile faders, 2-band EQ, and utter lack of scratch features that one normally finds on entry-level mixers. The faders are tough yet sensitive, with no sound bleeding. The 3-band EQ, crossfader-style cuing, and mic EQ add great functionality to this mixer. The hamster switch and crossfader slope are a nice touch if you're ever feeling a bit hip-hop or want to cut up some beats. I was originally going to get a DM950 and just upgrade in a few months, but at this price, why bother? I recommend this mixer to every startup DJ, whether you're aiming for scratch, trance, jungle, Baroque, whatever. This is an excellent mixer that doesn't sacrifice quality, though it definitely won't break the bank. I will definitely continue to buy Numark products!