Reloop RMX-60

solid mixer!!!

I have used Pioneer mixer for the last 20yrs and was researching new mixers. The Reloop RMX600 ticked all the boxes for me, a professional solid unit that I can get the best out of it when out gigging.

Build quality great, but unfortunately I have an issue where I can not set the Channel Fader curves as it stops working at around 4 o'clock mark so their is still a sudden jump in which becomes evident if you are wanting a long gradual fade from the start and especially if you are say mixing a more quiet part or overlaying the breaks I do a lot of looping of such quitter parts also. Then the big issue I have most probably to do with what I just mentioned but if I set the Channel curve control to the best I can get it for a long gradual fade I get a sound artefact that comes in around a third to half way up its a fast vibrato type warbling sound, in all my 30 years never have I encountered such behaviour, most probably a fault, but I have doubts as its an electronics issues, time will tell on this supports submission. The effects section is not so great, I don't expect too much Most of these are a little gimmicky not for my liking not the best calibrated effects. when it comes to the fine detail, I should have learned my lesson but when on a budget and all that, If you do not encounter the Vibrato / warbling sound on the Channel faders then you can still do an okay mix overall, but if you are a connoisseur of a long gradual slow and woven mix / playing around but keeping it smooth you could encounter a few things to make you think things over, Personally I will not go the Reloop route again 3rd time for me with Reloop equipment, should have gotten a lower priced 4 channel Allen & heath maybe. Dont be put off if on that budget and hopefully you will not experience the issues I have had, but for me it must be Allen & Heath from now on as the attention to the finer details in the make up and calibration of the main controls is a must many of you wont get that or this that but a mixers mixer will.

Great mixer with plenty of power from it definitely recommend it!

I didn't know what to expect with this mixer as some reviewers had a bad experience. But there was nothing to worry about as this is a quality mixer with a solid feel, not that different from mixers twice the price (Pioneer) Reloop is an underestimated brand, I have Reloop decks and they are up there with Technics!

As a club dj of 20 years I can safely say this mixer is perfect for all purposes. It came well boxed with no issues relating to the bad reviews I've read so updates must have been made. The fix sound great and faders feel sturdy. All in all super pleased.

Very impressed with the mixer. Good Bank of effects. Smooth faders. Very happy with the unit.

Great mixer and never let me down yet, all effects are nice and faders/crossfaders are really good!

First off this is one strong mixer don't be put off by the price it is up to par with the pioneer djm series of mixers the channel faders are built very well and have a nice feel to them the fx section of the mixer is also built well and the effects sound great the only downfall for me when it came to this mixer was it lacked a built in audio interface but it was easy enough to get one in the end overall i am pleased i bought this product it is built very well and holds it's own against the other top contenders.

I've had this mixer for 2 months now and it is definitely up there competing alongside anything Pioneer has brought out - for the money it is flawless! It will be interesting to see if the build quality lasts like the top runners would but from what I have used it is perfect with enough outputs to satisfy many needs and a good fx section. EQ's are taking a bit of getting used to as they are a little harsh from the 10-12 o'clock range but that's something true of any mixer. No issues so far...love it!

A fantastic mixer at a very reasonable price. Everything was easy and smooth in the purchasing of this mixer. I'll definitely be using djkit again