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Description
The Rockville RDJ2 is a dynamic and compact 2-channel DJ mixer that blends portability with professional-grade features, making it a stellar choice for DJs on the go or for those crafting soundscapes in intimate settings. With dual channels featuring independent gain, bass, and treble controls, this mixer provides DJs with the precision they need to perfect their mixes. The RDJ2 stands out with its built-in USB player and LCD display, enabling quick playback of MP3 tracks directly through the mixer. Ruggedly constructed from metal, it withstands the rigors of frequent travel and live performance.
Designed for ease of use and superior sound quality, the RDJ2 offers a flexible I/O system, accommodating microphones, headphones, and multiple line sources. The mixer incorporates cue monitoring and talkover capabilities, ensuring smooth transitions and professional announcements. Its robust design is complemented by a low distortion rate and a high signal-to-noise ratio, delivering clean, powerful sound and maintaining clarity even in high-demand environments.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring DJ, the Rockville RDJ2 is a reliable partner in any setting, offering a streamlined workflow and consistent performance.
Key Features:
- Compact 2-channel DJ mixer with USB and LCD display
- Dual channels with adjustable high, low, and gain knobs
- Built-in MP3 player for direct track playback
- Cue monitor control for channels 1 and 2
- Rugged metal construction for durability
- Talkover feature with -16dB reduction
- Low distortion rate (= 0.05%) and high S/N ratio (> 80dB)
- Flexible I/O: 1/4” Mic input, 1/4” Headphone output, 4 RCA L/R Line inputs
- RCA L/R Master amp output and RCA L/R Rec output
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Rockville RDJ2 2 Channel DJ Mixer with USB, Cue Monitor, Talkover, 4 Line Inputs
Rockville RDJ2 2 Channel DJ Mixer with USB, Cue Monitor, Talkover, 4 Line Inputs
Rockville Audio
Unboxing RDJ2 Compact 2 Channel DJ Mixer With USB and LED Display
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2.0 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 1 Rating
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Turntablism? Trash mostly. Mixing? Pretty good.
If you're a turntablist, it's near impossible to use this. Worst things first, there's no reverse setting. So scratching? Unless you can scratch without reverse, consider the most important element in DJing impossible to perform (if you are trying to do anything slightly technical that is. Basic BASIC scratching is performable). Beat juggling is fine, though. Doing mixes? It's pretty good. Since mixing and transitioning between records doesn't require much technicality crossfader-wise, it's no biggie. You can fade in and out, focus on one turntable, the works. So if you're just doing live mixes and you're on a VERY TIGHT budget, you should check this out. Now for some minor irks. I hate how the headphone and microphone ports are to the left and right respectively of the crossfader. It makes beat juggling even tougher when you have the mic and headphones plugged in. And for some reason, when I turn Talkover off, it distorts and compresses the volume to an ungodly and ear-shattering level, and there's no way to fix it. At least, I haven't tried to fix it because I always hit it on accident and get too startled to focus on trying to fix it before my speakers explode. Overall, it's what you pay for. Shell out $50 for a mixer? You get issues. I always learn this lesson the hard way, so I hope you don't. If you want to do turntable tricks, don't bother with this thing. If you just mix and you need something to hold you over until you can get a better mixer, this might do the trick. Plus it has microphone talkover and MP3 compatibilty, so that's good.
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