
Numark M2 Black 2-Channel Scratch DJ Mixer
A rugged 2-channel scratch mixer with replaceable crossfader, 3-band EQ, and steel chassis built for club and mobile DJ use.
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Overview
Key Features
Versatile, Feature packed DJ Mixer for Beginners and Pros alike - Two-channel DJ scratch mixer featuring must-have mix essentials for any DJ setting, from weddings to clubs, parties to practice setups
Connectivity Covered - Two phono/line switchable (RCA), two line (RCA) and mic (1/4-inch) inputs, plus master (RCA), record (RCA) and headphone (1/4-inch stereo) Outputs
Mix Control - Two channels outfitted with a replaceable crossfader, dedicated channel level faders plus reverse and slope controls
The Perfect Mix - Three-band EQs on each channel and convenient crossfader style cueing; Connectivity for DJ turntables, CD players, Media Players and more
Made-To-Move, Style Driven Design - Sleek, robust and ultra-portable design with rackmount facilities included
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Replaceable crossfader with reverse and slope controls gives scratch DJs customizable performance and easy maintenance
- Solid steel chassis provides durability for frequent transport and heavy use at gigs
- Simple 2-channel layout with dedicated level faders keeps operation straightforward during live sets
- 3-band EQ per channel allows precise tonal shaping of each audio source
- Phono/line switchable inputs accommodate both turntables and line-level devices without extra gear
👎 Cons
- No USB audio interface means you cannot route audio directly to or from a computer for digital DJ software
- Limited to two channels, which restricts the number of simultaneous audio sources you can mix
- Master and record outputs are RCA only, lacking balanced XLR or TRS connections for professional sound systems
- No built-in effects or filters, so all creative processing must come from external units or software
- Headphone output uses a 1/4-inch jack only, requiring an adapter for headphones with 3.5mm plugs