Best Behringer X1 Alternatives

Based on 3 reviews

100% worth the price. If you want a no-frills, low price, DJ mixer with a super buttery fader, an Ecler Nuo 2.0 with this installed is just the ticket. Will take the Pepsi challenge with Innofader, Magvel, or anything else on the market.

Based on 2 reviews

Purchasing third time this fader always works and performs well. Will probably order more since they are highly used parts of the mixer

Based on 2 reviews

The best crossfader I've used in my life, buttery smooth, no bleeding, very precise. Once you buy it you won't find better crossfader

Based on 2 reviews

These replacement faders work flawlessly after soldering them onto the respective PCBs (once the old faders have been de-soldered). They also work with the Xone:32 mixer from Allen & Heath - as the 464, the 62, and the 32 share the same stereo faders, material no. 002-684.

Based on 1 reviews

Nice little portable crossfader. Much smoother than the Raiden Fader VVT-MK1. Love that it has two inputs, one out, post and thru assignments for audio and a reverse switch. Needs cleaning regularly tho'!

Based on 1 reviews

Although these have a T-bar rather than an 8mm actuator, I used them as replacement faders in a Behringer MX8000 mixer. These are good quality, hard to find, components.

Based on 2 reviews

This little thing here just changed the way I was learning scratching. It just feels so much smoother and easier to perform some techniques it's really an unbelievable shift from any standard type of crossfader. I set it up on my Traktor Z2 which was sort of plug and play so I just needed to remove the mini Innofader that comes and I can confirm it's an easy thing to do. I also think the price is more than fair regarding the quality of the product.