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The Reloop RMX 60 Digital digital mixing console is designed for professional DJs and demanding club environments. With its 4+1 channels, 11 inputs, and 6 outputs, it offers optimal flexibility for live mixing or mobile sound reinforcement. Its digital architecture ensures exceptional sound quality and great precision for its built-in effects, ideal for enhancing your sets with delay, reverb, or pitch shift. Its clear LCD screen makes it easy to control the settings, while its bipolar filters and precise equalizers guarantee perfectly balanced sound in all conditions.
| Console type | Digital |
|---|---|
| Number of channels | 4 + 1 |
| Inputs | 11 (7 Line, 2 Phono, 2 Mic) |
| Outputs | 6 (Master 1 balanced XLR, Master 2 unbalanced RCA, Rec. RCA, Booth 6.35 mm jack) |
| Built-in effects | 8 (delay, echo, reverb, gate, pitch shift, phase, bit crusher, noise) |
| BPM counters | 2 independent counters with intelligent detection |
| Screen | Large, clear LCD |
| Filters | Analog-style bipolar filters on each channel |
| Equalizer | High, Mid, Low with Classic or Kill mode |
| Crossfader | Assignable to all channels, Innofader compatible |
| Mic 1 channel | 2-band EQ and Talkover |
| AUX input | Front panel, switchable Line/Mic |
| Headphone outputs | Dedicated equalizer |
| USB connectivity | Software updates |
| Dimensions (L x D x H) | 320 x 386,7 x 107,5 mm |
| Weight | 6,8 kg |
| Finish | Black |
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