7-channel DJ mixer with state-of-the-art phono preamps
Built-in USB interface for recording and playback of any digital music file. Works with your PC or
Mac computer, no setup or drivers required
Intelligent, dual BPM counter with time and beat sync display
Super-smooth, long-life ULTRAGLIDE faders (up to 500,000 cycles)
VCA-controlled faders for utmost reliability and smooth audio performance
Adjustable crossfader curve for all mixing styles
XPQ 3D surround effect
3-band Kill-EQ (-32 dB) with EQ On/Off switch, gain and precise level meters with peak hold function
per channel
Monitor function with PFL/output balance control and split function
Automatic talkover function
Symmetrical main and zone output
Microphone input in studio quality with ULN technology
Professional crossfader reverse switch
Seperate subwoofer output
Gold-plated RCa connectors for highest signal integrity
Dimensions (HxWxD): 107 x 483 x 223 mm
Weight: 3,6 kg
The - VMX1000USB at a glance
The Behringer VMX1000USB is a professional 7-channel DJ mixer with USB audio interface, BPM counter and VCA control. The rack-mountable DJ mixer offers smooth-running, durable ULTRAGLIDE faders and a VCA-controlled fader with adjustable crossfader curve for all mix styles. In addition, a 3-band kill EQ with EQ on/off switch and gain control with precise level display peak hold function per channel are on board. With its intelligent dual BPM counter with time and beat sync display, the USB mixer provides the perfect assistant for mixing your tracks in sync at all times. With the XPQ 3D surround effect, you also have the option of creating a wider stereo image.
Connection of various sources
The VMX1000USB has RCA inputs for turntables, tape decks, CD and MP3 players. The integrated USB interface is used for recording and digital music files; no driver or setup is required. Apart from this, the robust DJ mixer offers 2 microphone channels for announcements or vocals Talkback function. This is automatically activated as soon as you speak into the microphone and you can use the Dpt control to determine how much the volume of the music is lowered.
