Detail 01
Phono and line RCA inputs
Turntables plug straight in — the preamp is built in. No separate phono stage needed.
Product detailSKU #1274115049847
BehringerVMX100USB Professional 2-Channel DJ Mixer
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Independent shopping perspective
The Korena take
A compact two-channel DJ mixer with phono inputs and USB audio. For bedroom setups, small parties, and digitizing records.
Strong match
Who this is for
- Two-turntable or two-deck setups in a bedroom or small booth
- Recording a mix or vinyl straight to a laptop over USB
- A cheap backup mixer to keep in the gig bag
Consider the trade-offs
When to look elsewhere
- DJs running three or more decks
- Anyone wanting balanced XLR outs into a large PA
- Scratch DJs who need a replaceable, high-tension crossfader
What matters in use
The specifications, translated
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 02
16-bit / 48kHz USB
Fine for recording sets and archiving vinyl. Below the 24-bit standard for release-quality mastering.
Detail 03
EQ range +12dB to -32dB
The bass and treble knobs cut deep enough to nearly kill a frequency band, which is what blending mixes needs.
Detail 04
1/4" TRS mic input, 53dB gain
A 1/4" jack, not XLR. Most stage mics need an adapter, and 53dB suits dynamic mics for announcements.
Detail 05
Unbalanced RCA connections
Keep cable runs short. Long unbalanced runs to a distant PA pick up hum and noise.
Detail 06
4.4 lbs, 8 x 9 inches
Small enough to sit between two turntables and light enough to carry with the rest of your gear.
Final check
Know before you order
- 01No cables, headphones, or turntables included
- 02Mic input is 1/4" — budget for an XLR-to-1/4" adapter
- 03120V North American power only; overseas use needs a converter
Product questions
Before you decide
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
01Can I plug turntables in directly?
Yes. It has dedicated phono inputs with the preamp built in, so a turntable's low-level signal comes up to line level inside the mixer.
02Does the USB record my mix?
The USB connection carries stereo audio in and out at 16-bit/48kHz, so your computer sees it as an audio interface for recording or playback.
03Will it drive a PA system?
It outputs a line-level signal on unbalanced RCA. That feeds powered speakers or an amp fine, but keep the cable run short to avoid noise.
04Are the headphones loud enough for cueing?
The headphone out delivers around 125mW, which handles typical DJ headphones. Very high-impedance studio cans will be quieter.
Reference
Full specifications
The complete catalog record, organized around the decisions musicians make when comparing gear.
1 detailsSound
- Frequency Response
- 20Hz “ 20kHz
3 detailsConnections & power
- Mains Voltage Usa Canada
- 120V, 60Hz
- Input Gain Adjustment
- -20dB -+9dB
- Connector
- Type B
2 detailsSize & weight
- Weight
- 4.4
- Dimensions Hxwxd
- 2-7/8 x 8 x 9
13 detailsOther
- Main Out A
- max. +21dBu@ +15dBu (line in)
- Converter
- 16-bit
- Signal to Noise Ratio
- >88dB (line)
- Mic in
- 1/4 TRS, 53dB gain
- Phones Out
- typically 125mW @1% THD
- Stereo Low
- +12dB/-32dB @ 50Hz
- Crosstalk
- >67dB (line)
- Sample Rate
- 48kHz
- Line in
- Unbalanced RCA, 40dB gain
- Audio
- Stereo In/Out
- Phono in
- Unbalanced RCA, 40dB gain
- Stereo High
- +12dB/-32dB @ 10kHz
- Distortion
- <0.025%
