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Originally Posted by Rickorion
Out of the ones you listed the Numark one is by far the best. I've gone through 3 mixers before finally realizing that you get what you pay for though. I had an OLD numark, a Stanton RM3-s, and a Behringer DJX-700 (junk). I now use a A&H Xone:62 and nothing come close to it, but its also like $1400.
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Yeah numark can be pleasently surprising sometimes
mines an OLD numark lol quite a reliable old thing and im comfortable using it, but i could do with a new mixer come to think of it
i think you'l agree with me here though m8, you don't wan't some stupid mixer with lots of little buttons you'l never use. Just go for something simple and reliable, make sure you can change the crossfader as well, they often go after a while.