The Stanton M203 2 Channel DJ Mixer has clean and intuitive layout was designed by working DJs with the goal of giving aspiring DJs a comfortable layout with a minimum of fuss – yet even experienced pros will be able to appreciate the instantly familiar look and feel of the Stanton M203. Pound for pound, the M203 DJ mixer provides the most robust feature set in this price category. With full rotary 3-band EQ per channel, a rugged alpha crossfader with an ultra-accurate FET-isolated cut setting and fader starts (perfect for Stanton’s C-series CD players) – the Stanton M203 mixer provides DJs with every feature they need to start out, grow and excel in their craft. The M203 rackmount mixer not only provides an amazingly comprehensive feature set, but also shares the same attractive design and rugged steel inner-chassis construction as the M207, giving it a look and feel far more expensive than its price would indicate.
$ 149.00
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
 Best you can get for the price, By
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Bought this mixer 8 months ago, so far so good. The mixer’s built quality is great and also looks nice. I have been using it as a practice battle mixer with 2 1200MK5’s and SL2 and the results are very good, the crossfader is nice and durable, cuts nice and sharp (but it’s not comparable to a rane or vestax), still no signs of bleeding after months of heavy scratching. The only bad thing about this mixer for me is the lack of a reverse switch and maybe a aux input (not mic). It doesn’t get better than this for this price. Recomended.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
 heavier than i thought,
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this is a good mixer for beginners or pros, the faders are smooth, the whole thing has some nice weight to it so it won’t vibrate as much as some cheaper mixers do. and its very affordable; 0 when I bought it. the sound quality is good, no ground issues, it has rec out. I could list all the downsides but they have nothing to do with the quality of this mixer; just lack of controls/options. If you need a mixer just to spin on and not get all fancy with effects and whatnot, this jam is good; otherwise buy a mixer in the 800-1200 dollar range.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
 It’s an okay mixer,
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As far as the build, it’s a well built mixer. For the price too, it’s an ok deal. If your only mixing in your bedroom and not out in public this is an okay mixer. In hindsight I should have spend the extra $$ and bought a better mixer. And by "better" I mean one that is better ergonomically built with headphone jacks on top of mixer, line/phono on the top too and a better cue switch too.
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