Reloop’s new Elite DJ mixer and RP-8000MK2 turntable offer futuristic features to entice digital DJs who crave the turntable and battle mixer setup at a price that is sure challenge the status quo.
Mere days since world renowned turntable manufacture Technics made their return into the DJ market with their announcement of the 1200 Mk7 turntable – German company RELOOP drop a bomb shell that is sure to make ripples in the turntable market for DJing. Along with the RP-8000mk2, Reloop announced the ELITE DJ Mixer that looks like a direct competitor to the popular Pioneer DJM-S9 and RANE Seventy-Two battle mixer taking on the 2-channel format with 16 RGB pads and deep Serato integration.
Let’s be clear – this has been designed exclusively for digital DJ’s running DVS vinyl and Serato. And whilst it obviously will play “real vinyl” any DJ not using a laptop will probably avoid this product. Having said that the RP-8000MK2 is packed with a tonne of features which will raise the brows of many turntablist DJs around the world. Features include
With the Elite, Reloop have taken on Pioneer’s DJM-S9 and Rane’s Seventy-Two, whose 2-channel battle mixers with the 16RGB pads above each fader has become the new standard for scratch mixers, and due to the popularity of this design format it’s not a bad idea. Reloop has added more than enough features that will please DJ’s whilst maintaining a cheaper price tag than its competitors, having said that, if you’re a not already a Serato user you might look elsewhere.
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