Gemini PMX-80

Description: 2 channels + mic input; Gain controls; Crossfade reverse; Crossfade curve adjust; slim design; Split cue ... more

Gemini PMX-80 ...
Split cue option;
3 way eq with kill;
Low frequency kill switches

Newest Review: ... looked then looked at the other Gemini mixers, I found it’s the highest spec’d 6.5” mixer in the PMX range, ... more

... and also has only the PMX-140 to beat it. I could’ve gone for this for only 10 or 15 quid more, but I wasn’t arsed about the mid and high cut switches and the punch in. Also that one’s a lot bigger, and I’d prefer to spend that other 15 quid down the pub. Having wired my two TTs up to the mixer, and connected the mixer to my hi-fi, I slapped my 12” on, hit start, whacked across the x-fader, cranked up the gain and was delighted. Then I wired up my PC sound card to the line in on cha...more

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Gemini PMX-80: (Just about) everything you could want and more from a budge ... (735 words)
by - written on 10/12/00 (Useful, 707 readings)
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Having a keen interest in becoming a DJ, and after finally saving enough cash for some midrange DJ kit, I finally got round to parting with my cash and acquiring the PMX80 to control my two Citronic PD-1s. As I got them as a package deal, it therefore effectively reduced the price of the mixer considerably, from 99 quid down to approx 35; as a result I’m reviewing the mixer with this lower price level in mind. The reason for this is that this mixer is relatively basic, and therefore it’s quite a safe bet to say only those starting out will be considering this sort of mixer, so you’re likely to pay somewhere around the same price. Anyway... The ... Read the complete review