Gemini PMX-140

18th June was a sad day. It was the day my old mixer died. So it was off to the shops to buy a new Power adapter "£25" I exclaimed as the burly chap put the adaptor on the counter..... "What sort of price do your mixers start at?" Thinking it may as well be better to replace the whole thing, I came across an absolute mint of a bargain. For £65 I was able to snap up a more feature packed mixer than mine and know it is made by the company that made my original that has lasted over 8 years. It is a great little unit. It falls into the 10 inch mixers so it is not quite as long as one of your records and easily fits ...  Read the complete review

After trying other people's equipment for a while, I decided to buy my own equipment. Alongside a Citronic PD-Q, I now present my opinion of the mixer I chose - the Gemini PMX-140. It is hard to fault the 140. Whilst I have had minor niggles with the decks, there is nothing that this mixer does not do, at least at a basic level. If you are nor familiar with mixers, at it's simplest, a mixer takes two or more audio inputs and allows the user to "mix" the two feeds into one. The 140 is a solid bit of equipment. Sturdy enough for any (dry!) bedroom use. It is 10 inches by 10 inches, and 3 inches deep. It comes in a silvery grey, ...  Read the complete review

The PMX-140 IMHO is an excellent choice for the budding DJ looking to become the next Judge Jules. I have had mine for a little over a year now and still find it has enough functionality to cope with the fact that I have improved much technically as a DJ (albeit a bedroom based one) At £110 it offers functionality that other manufacturers mixers lack and I feel that you should buy a mixer that will allow your skills to grow when starting out. So for the newbie to Mixers, here's why I like it: 1. It produces a clear signal, sound quality in is good from my decks, SL1200MKII's of course, so you want to make sure the sound qaulity ...  Read the complete review

I owned a pmx-140 for about two years and it served me proud in that time. Unfortunately, I took the mixer to a gig once and some git nicked it at the end of the night which was highly irritating. The word to describe this mixer is value. There are better mixers that do the same things but they cost a lot more. If you're just starting out this could be the mixer for you. Firstly the mixer has gain switches on the two channels, although this is fairly standard on all mixers. On my PMX-140 I found that the left hand channel was a little quieter than the right. Of course, the gain switches are there for the precise calibration of the levels so ...  Read the complete review

Firstly I would like to make the point that I have owned this mixer however I did sell it after 9 months. First, the positive points...... After unpacking this understated piece of equipment from it box I managed to install it correctly in under 1 minute which enabled me to mess around with it without the drawback of fidling with settings. After becoming comfortable with the equilizing system I found that this system was incredibly benificial when it came to beatmatching. This was because of its rather large cutting avaliability. This can also be increased by using the ever so useful kill switches at the same time. My third point is ...  Read the complete review