Reloop RMX-40 DSP Blackfire 4-channel mixer

Description

General
This Reloop RMX-40 DSP Blackfire is a 12 inch DJ mixer with a 4+1 channel setup. It is beautifully designed with a matt black, brushed aluminium top and rubber pot meters. The RMX-40 has a simple and well-organised layout, but offers a wide range of functions. It is a real club mixer; professional DJs will enjoy it.Setup of the mixerThis DJ mixer has four channels plus one microphone channel. Each channel has a gain button, a 3-band equaliser and LED indicators that will help you visually judge the power of the signal. Each channel has a line signal input (for CD players, etc.) and a turntable input with an earthed connection. You can select the signal of your choice per channel by means of a switch. For pre-listening purposes there is a headphones connection with tone control and a balance switch between pre-listening and master signal. In order to switch between the various channels, you have a crossfader at your disposal that can be assigned to the different channels. This crossfader also enables you to provide the kill switches with a signal. On the rear of the mixer you can find a balanced XLR master output and two RCA master outputs, which enable you to send a separate signal to your DJ booth.DSP effect sectionAs its name already suggests, the RMX-40 DSP Blackfire is equipped with a digital effects processor, which can be freely assigned to any channel. Effects such as panorama, transformer, echo, delay, flanger, phaser, high/low-pass filter and pitch shifter make life fun for a DJ! You have two parameters per effect, which you can adjust in real time for either subtle or extreme effects. Two beat counters count the number of beats per minute, either automatically or via a Tap button, and adjust the effects to that bpm rate. Your effects will never be out of sync! Finally, this mixer also has a stereo effect send and return connection that allows you to connect an external effect device.

Tips or comments about this product
– Always make sure to neatly cover your mixer, as dust can really damage your equipment.