- Can I record my sets through the USB port?
- Yes. The USB-B port sends the mix to a computer, and it can also play audio back into the mixer. Owners report some hum, so keep cables short and grounded.
- Does it work with turntables?
- Yes. It has three phono inputs with grounding, so you can run two or three turntables alongside line sources. There is no built-in phono preamp switch, so line-level gear must go to the line inputs.
- How many channels does it have?
- Five channels, with a crossfader and per-channel line faders. Phono inputs share channels rather than each getting its own fader.
- Can I use it in a rack?
- Yes. It is 19 inches wide and rack ears are included, so it fits a standard rack case.
- Does it have effects built in?
- No built-in effects, but it has a send/return loop for outboard processors and a loop function. The BPM counter and beat assistant are the only onboard aids.
- Is it good for a small club?
- It can work in a small venue, but the light faders and USB noise make it better suited to home or mobile use. Busy clubs usually want a tougher mixer with per-channel faders.
- Where is the Behringer VMX1000USB cheapest?
- At Adorama, for $269.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Behringer VMX1000USB?
- Rated 4 out of 5 from 2 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Behringer VMX1000USB?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Adorama.