Thank you for sharing! I'm a die-hard djay user, though it does make me a bit nervous not having the option for Serato; especially in situations where other DJs may want to plug in. Maybe this is something that will come to it one day. In the meantime, should I get some turntables, it's great to see such a solid and well-built mixer option made with djay in mind!
It is a small upgrade from RMX90 (which I own). But overall I would not upgrade to RMX95 from 90, it is just so small details, and not having Serato support is a dealbreaker. Beside from that, RMX90 is a freaking tank in quality of both Phono pre-amps and overall construction, I expect that RMX95 comes with that same quality as well.. Would recommend it for anyone that want to upgrade her/his mixer to a four channel beast.
Thank you for your input. I was debating on whether to acquire the RMX95 vs the RMX90. It's so weird they dropped support for Serato. I tried to get information from their support team as to whether they would support Serato in the future, but it has been crickets.
That's a decent, not biased review. I have a Reloop KUT and I am very happy with it, but I do noticed that the phono preamps are rather on the quiet side. I only mix vinyl and I have 3 pair of different cartrighes. On an old Concorde Pro S (4.0 mV output) the volume needs to bee cranced very high, I would say between 60-75% of the level to get a decent loud signal. On Ortofon MIX MK2s (those have 6.0 mV output) I stay with 50-60% range of the volume on most of my records. The loudest carts I have are Ortofon Scratch MK2 (with 8.0 mV output) and thouse offer a pretty loud signal so that the channel volume sets between 40-50% of the volume control. It looks to me like the Reloop may use the same preamps in their mixers range. I am on the market for a different mixer, with louder phono input. Thanks for this review.
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hows the sound compared to allen and heath / pioneer ?
Thank you for sharing! I'm a die-hard djay user, though it does make me a bit nervous not having the option for Serato; especially in situations where other DJs may want to plug in. Maybe this is something that will come to it one day. In the meantime, should I get some turntables, it's great to see such a solid and well-built mixer option made with djay in mind!
It is a small upgrade from RMX90 (which I own). But overall I would not upgrade to RMX95 from 90, it is just so small details, and not having Serato support is a dealbreaker. Beside from that, RMX90 is a freaking tank in quality of both Phono pre-amps and overall construction, I expect that RMX95 comes with that same quality as well.. Would recommend it for anyone that want to upgrade her/his mixer to a four channel beast.
Thank you for your input. I was debating on whether to acquire the RMX95 vs the RMX90. It's so weird they dropped support for Serato. I tried to get information from their support team as to whether they would support Serato in the future, but it has been crickets.
Are the FX standalone? I mean, the FX section works without a computer?
If reloop made a player I would buy it no questions asked.
They did, and it didn´t blow me away. I had the RMP series.
That's a decent, not biased review. I have a Reloop KUT and I am very happy with it, but I do noticed that the phono preamps are rather on the quiet side. I only mix vinyl and I have 3 pair of different cartrighes. On an old Concorde Pro S (4.0 mV output) the volume needs to bee cranced very high, I would say between 60-75% of the level to get a decent loud signal. On Ortofon MIX MK2s (those have 6.0 mV output) I stay with 50-60% range of the volume on most of my records. The loudest carts I have are Ortofon Scratch MK2 (with 8.0 mV output) and thouse offer a pretty loud signal so that the channel volume sets between 40-50% of the volume control. It looks to me like the Reloop may use the same preamps in their mixers range. I am on the market for a different mixer, with louder phono input. Thanks for this review.
Anyone used it with Denon DJ SC6000?
Who cares about Serato. Virtual Dj is light years ahead using this mixer. It supports stems for an older mixer that's a win
Will this work with rekordbox ?
Rekordbox is Pioneer only. 🤮🤮