the t.mix 401-USB Play
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The t.mix 401-USB Play is a surprisingly capable little mixer, perfect for beginner DJs or those needing a compact, all-in-one solution for smaller gigs. The built-in USB player is a real convenience, and the overall feel is much better than you'd expect at this price. Just don't expect to be performing complex routines with it.
Product Description
- the t.mix 401-USB Play
- 4-Channel DJ Mixer with USB Player
- 4 Stereo inputs (2x Phono / Line
- 1x Line / USB
- 1x Line / Mic)
- 1 Microphone input (XLR) with talk-over
- Headphone output (6.3 mm stereo jack)
- Master Out (RCA)
- Rec Out (RCA)
- Dimensions: 505 x 199 x 115 mm
- Weight: 3.85 kg
PROS
- • Solid build quality for the price point; feels surprisingly robust.
- • The integrated USB player is genuinely useful for mobile DJs.
- • Microphone input with talk-over is a nice touch for MCs.
- • Compact size makes it ideal for smaller spaces and portable setups.
CONS
- • Crossfader feels a bit plasticky and will likely need upgrading for serious scratching.
- • EQ controls are basic, lacking the finesse of higher-end mixers.
- • Limited effects options; primarily designed for straightforward mixing.
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Key Features
Channels
4
Effects
None (basic EQ)
USB
Integrated USB player for music playback
Phono Inputs
2
Crossfader Type
Standard, non-detachable
Weight
3.85 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The USB player is decent for basic playback, but audiophiles will notice a slight compression compared to high-resolution external sources.
The mic preamp is adequate for spoken word or basic vocal announcements, but a professional vocalist would likely need an external preamp for more gain and clarity.
The crossfader is a standard type, but it's not easily user-replaceable; it’s more of a soldering job than a simple swap.
