Reloop RP-7000 MK2 and Mixars Duo MK2 Mixer Package

Was gonna get the technics mk7's but after a bit of research I settled for the reloop's and I've gotta say I'm glad I did. Solid , heavy and keep the beat perfect. Coming from a set of stantons to these is like getting out a fiesta and into a lambo :) it was the +/- 16 that I was mainly looking for and what a gamechanger the extra pitch is. I'm no superstar dj but my mixing has vastly improved since the upgrade. They feel like they will last for ever, 1210's on steroids 🤘

Better than 1210s imo. 25 year old decks for double the price, worrying when something major will break and cost me a fortune to fix? I'd rather have these Reloop turntables any day! They are solid, just like 1210s were 25 years ago. These are the future and they look stunning!

Really good set of decks. Just as good as technics 1200's and 1210's.

These are ace So taught and enjoyable to use Having been out of DJn for 15 years coming back into it post Technics and Digital coming in these decks are everything and more the SL1200 was but without the inflated brand price Use these as part of a DVSVinyl set up Did not go for the 8000 as I wanted a separate more dedicated controller in the XP1

Nowhere does it say that these turntables don't come with cartridges or stylus!! Be aware you need to budget an extra £150 or so to make right

Very impressed with these. Had 1210 years ago and these seam just as good. Motor is strong and the options on pitch is really good. Only downside was they don't come with any standard headshells or carts. So you will have to stump up for those before you can use them. Other than that really impressed

I needed a new mixer after years of putting up with an old one because I no longer dj in clubs. I'm an officially retired dj only playing for myself. I couldnt believe how much everything has really changed towards laptops and the cost that goes with it. So I looked at all the options and could see a massive price difference between mixars duo and something like a rane 72 or equivalent. Im sure the price has a reason but to me I cannot equate over £1500 for a mixer. So I took the jump. What can I say, I'm glad i did. The main thing i needed was a light, curve adjustable xfade. The crossfade is the best I've seen and used in a long time. The overall quality is remarkable I'm truly happy with this. Pros: 2 usb connections as well as 1 designated pc connection, perfect xfade control, good pad selection, nice onboard filter dials, completely remappable buttons by serato, easy serato activation (just plug it in), designated line/phono/serato switches on either channel allowing serato on one and a vinyl or cd to play on the other, perfect size, fx button controls, load to serato from the mixer, quality build, aux line in from the front. Cons: pad bank of 8 but must select by button, fx only works in serato, fx button is small and in the wrong place (might remap it), only one fx at a time unless using on the laptop keyboard or 2 from either side of the mixer over the main volume? I've not tried this. To sum this up I found it hard to find the cons I had to really think. You just cant go wrong with it as you can remap the whole thing by serato. So if a button doesnt do what you want just change it to another. This mixer is so well design and I believe it is future proof as well. The 2 extra usb inputs are a gem and I can only imagine the possibilities. If your on a budget just buy this and you wont be disappointed.

Has lots of faded controls other mixers don't, rock solid build and Serato compatibility. Very good mixer for the price.