Behringer DJX900USB
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Behringer DJX900USB

★★★★☆ 4.0/5 · 268 reviews on Amazon.com
Approx. price ~200 € Check current price on Amazon Amazon's price changes daily and by country; we send you to the official product page.

Built-in 24-bit digital effects and dual auto BPM, unusual at this price point.

7.5out of 10

The quick verdict

  • 263 reviews at 4.2/5, solid backing
  • Built-in 24-bit digital effects, unusual at this price point
  • Dual auto BPM counter with beat sync
  • No confirmed factory warranty on the listing
  • 5 channels, fewer than the DX2000USB in this catalog
  • Mid-range tier: without the ruggedness of more professional mixers

Best for: DJs who want built-in digital effects and auto BPM without stepping up to a higher price tier.

Editor's score

Editor's score 0-10, only comparable within mixers.

Spec sheet

Channels5
Connection typeUSB controller
ConnectivityUSB
Audio outputsRCA (Master)
Weight3.7 kg
Other data
Effects24-bit digital with advanced parameter control
BPMDual auto counter with time display and beat sync
CrossfaderINFINIUM optical «contact-free» 45mm, with adjustable tension and curve
MetersPrecise levels with per-channel peak hold function

The DJX900USB is a professional 5-channel mixer with very low noise and an elegant black design, adding 24-bit digital effects with advanced parameter control to a dual auto BPM counter with time display and beat sync, features not often seen at this price point. The optical «contact-free» INFINIUM 45mm crossfader with adjustable tension and curve is built for years of use, and per-channel peak-hold level meters give precise control.

With 263 reviews and a 4.2/5 average, it has solid backing. The built-in USB audio interface allows recording your mixes directly to your computer, rounding out a versatile mixer for anyone who wants effects and auto BPM without stepping up to a higher price tier.

What's good

  • 263 reviews at 4.2/5, solid backing
  • Built-in 24-bit digital effects, unusual at this price point
  • Dual auto BPM counter with beat sync
  • Built-in USB interface to record your mixes directly

What could be better

  • No confirmed factory warranty on the listing
  • 5 channels, fewer than the DX2000USB in this catalog
  • Mid-range tier: without the ruggedness of more professional mixers

Best for: DJs who want built-in digital effects and auto BPM without stepping up to a higher price tier.

What buyers say

263 reviews at 4.2/5, solid backing for this mixer with built-in digital effects.

K. McC.5 out of 5 stars

I love this mixer. I use it when watching TV to fade the sound from the TV out when commercials come one and fade in music using one fader. It's a really cool mixer to use with your stereo, and if I recorded live music in my garage, this would be perfect (but I'd probably buy a bigger one just because I like lots of faders and switches. I'm very pleased with this unit and would buy it again.

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RANDALL TREJOS M.5 out of 5 stars

Excellent, I arrive well packaged ... I recommend it ..!

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frabor1 out of 5 stars

Mine is going back. Short version: sound is not good. If you want the crappy club / college party experience, or the functionality of a much more expensive mixer, this is your unit. Something positive: as a way of learning mixing, the functionality is amazing, the interface is a rip off of a pioneer mixer with FX, eq per channel, mic, assignable Cross fader with low, pass and mid filter user selectable and a USB interface. Huge channel imbalance, 2 is barely useful, too low, three and four are similar in level, but four has a higher hiss and rumble. Ground loops on the signal, higher tham what i would expect for the price. Phono stages are subpar. The master mix is not usable over 6 as noise becomes an integral part of the sound. Rotary pots feel good, but the faders have a very weak and imprecise feeling. Did not bother with the USB as i imagine it would be a source of disappointment. If all the mix is done in the analog domain, an adc will likely not improve the sound. As a way to capture and digitize vinyl, the phono stages are subpar, so is not going to get better once it gets digitized. The functionality is very comprehensive, amazing for the price. Not the sound quality or the touch and feel.

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