Ecler Are Back! WARM2 Rotary Mixer Review | Beatsource Tech

It’s been over a decade since Spanish manufacturer Ecler released their last DJ mixer. But now they’re back, with the 2-channel analogue WARM2 rotary mixer. Priced more keenly than many rotaries, the Warm 2 offers some seriously good value on paper, so on the new episode of Beatsource Tech, we find out if the venerable brand can cut it in today’s market.
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[@dustyohms2645]

I've been using an Ecler Hak 380 for over 10 years, and I love it. I've been keen to try a rotary mixer, wasn't aware this existed. Going to purchasing purely off the back of this video. Great breakdown, long live Ecler. PS: I've been disappointed in the lack of outputs in the 2 channel Pioneer mixers. As I use mine for streaming mixing and sampling into hardware samplers. I'm glad to see Ecler still pack in plenty of outputs for the size.

[@DJDragon69]

Ah yes ECLER, the Rane of Spain. I owned many ECLER DJ mixers over my years. The SCLAT4 (still own), MAC90v, NUO4 (still own), EVO5. At one time even a SCLAT200VS that had a special MOD which the headphone cue PFL and SPLIT could be routed to the booth output section so we could do headphone-less mixing in an enclosed DJ booth with just the monitors, back when DJ mixers were analogue it was easy to do. Now that's a feature I wish was on modern DJ mixers. I never once had problems with any ECLER mixer, and they were super easy to service as well, even in the field.

[@SkyHigh.GlobalGrooves]

I've had my Warm2 for a couple months now and I love it. The pots are not nearly as wobbly as some people lead to believe. The product you get for the price cannot be beat.

[@DJWenlowe]

I used one in a club years ago and was blown away by the sound quality. I had never heard of them prior to then but OMG was I impressed 👍👍

[@JacksonODJ]

So glad to see Ecler back in the game. I wore out my Nuo3 and love my new (to me) Nuo4.

[@stephennorfleet1814]

Own a Ecler NUO 4.0 and absolutely love it. Great mixer with excellent sound quality.

[@presov1]

Great to hear Ecler still at it. Love my Nuo 4.0.

[@mrsketch3715]

I had a Nuo 3.0 for about 5 years and it never gave me any problems at all. Sold it recently as I upgraded to a 4 channel mixer. The only real gripe I had with it was that one of the channels was shared with the microphone.

[@lukeannett]

My first mixer was an Ecler Smac Pro 40. Took an absolute pounding and kept going. Once, I spilt an entire stubbie all over it, the beer ran into the faders and into the mixer. I stood back, expecting it to spark and fry. To my astonishment, it kept going and I still managed to dj all night on it. Impossible to kill. I've also got an 8 channel Ecler Mac 90v that sounds pretty bloody good too. I was keen to buy this but decided to get the Mastersounds Radius 4 a month ago. Looks like a great little mixer though, specs look great and most likely indestructible like my old mixer.

[@wesallen3202]

Cheers from Toronto. I've had the Nuo 3 for about 15 years and its still going strong. A really well built, no-frills mixer. I used to take it out for gigs often but now it lives at home as I use a controller more when I'm playing out. I'm thinking about upgrading and this new Nuo is intriguing. I'm also liking the looks of the Omnitronic stuff. Thanks for these great videos.

[@velanche]

Not gonna lie, that looks really sweet! I had a taste of a rotary mixer a few years ago with a much more expensive one that another DJ insisted I try, and I like it. I did own an Euler Nuo2, and it’s still one of the best mixers I ever owned, both in style and function….really mixed it. I will definitely put this on my list, though right now I don’t have a need straightaway. I can see me using it with my vinyl collection, or for future livestreams for vinyl-only, and it really again looks so great. Thanks for the review; would not have known without this video. Nice one again, Mojjaxx!

[@DanielleKingdjdinosaur]

they made quality mixers..Nice to see them back

[@hoozn]

In 2005 or so I bought the Nuo 3 and immediately fell in love with it. Beautiful design, great sound, a very powerful eq, exceptionally good faders out of the box,… the only thing I wished for was an insert loop, but other than that, a stunning piece of hardware - and a pleasure to touch (unlike the x.0 series with their brushed aluminium faceplates). After it broke due to non-mixer related issues, I upgraded to a rane empath, and am now using either that one, or a second hand (silver) xone 32, but I never really got over my nuo 3… and already thought about buying a used one just for old times sake lol

[@AdamRobertsDP]

Longtime NUO 2 owner. Got is as space was limited but loved the sound so never replaced it when I had more space. Picked up a NUO 2.0 over a year ago and did a rotary conversion on it (MC Audio Solutions Kit) and really love mixing on it. The WARM2 looks lovely. Might need to add that to my collection 🙂

[@Dobemandan]

I DJ'd with one in the late 80's and it was fantastic!!! Bulletproof 💪🏻

[@ThomasTheDanceEngine]

I had the Nuo 2.0 initially because of the small footprint, but soon found it was a delight to use and just sounded great. Eventually l sold it on to get a Serato enabled mixer (Reloop RMX 90), but I ditched DVS to go back to regular vinyl a year or so ago. I've wanted to try a rotary for a while now and having just watched this I could be tempted to go full circle and come back to Ecler!

[@lcaise]

I quit digital playing (cdj 2000 and traktor dvs) nad I'm back to vinyl

[@Dee.J.Mogfry]

The reel oops mixer would of sounded shite! Should of gone for a Rane.

[@valentinephasha1468]

We still own the NUO5. It has a humming noise coming out through the main XLR outputs but when connected using record-out it sounds fine. Brilliant product.-South Africa.

[@djbeatmarshall]

As always, a nice and honest review. Overall it's a good mixer and all those points mentioned in the video are apt. I have been using this mixer for a while now and really, not a big fan of the wobbling knobs. The sound quality is good too but I personally feel the build and the sound quality of the Omnitronic TRM are much better.

[@gazfisher7391]

Owned a Smac Pro 30, bought it in 2001 and had it for ten years. Best mixer I ever had, running techno, dnb jungle,reggae,dub,breaks, the lot through it and it operated and sounded perfect. The lay out was ergonomic, easy to use, the direct kill switches never let me down. Loved the the thing, bought a nuo 2 and it's ok, kill buttons crap,but I do miss the greatest mixer I ever bought. If Ecler brought back the smac pro 30 and it was the same I'd buy one immediately. Two. We want the Smac...

[@mrlob]

Fantastic review! Used one of these in Venice last year and loved it. Cheers Mojaxx

[@lefdeppard7493]

used many of their boxes and even visited them in bcn back in the day. have a nuo 3.0 since 2009 still in rotation, so much to say but, to be brief, major strengths: the full kill EQ, these are iso-eq hybrids with a wide mid, musical and unique, you can mix just with these and not miss filters (also, boosting highs to 'enhance' older cuts sounds best on eclers out of any mixer i heard). the phono preamps are gorgeous, imho, better than the mass-produced competition. third, the layout, specifically the 3.0 i find exemplary (plus, 3 channels! please, more 3 channel mixers). fourth, the always important gain staging implementation is perfect. lastly, they sound great, less coloured than a&h, different signature, less forward - down to one's taste. oh well, i love ecler, so glad to see the dj division alive again

[@antonioluna9419]

Had the mixer for about a month now and I'm really enjoying it. Have not had any issues with the wobbly pots but I'm a pretty light handed eq'er. I have a hour long DJ mix up on my channel using the Warm2 if anyone is interested.

[@adamcrafts3645]

I'm buying one of these, love Ecler ❤️

[@keithchalkley5476]

The nuo 2 was a game changer for me. Especially the kill isolator buttons.but the sound quality over the Gemini before is unreal .always luv ecler

[@daveydoherty]

Dig em. My Nuo 3 is still rock solid. Jumped up to Mastersounds R2V. But good to see Ecler back...

[@joaquin_SM]

Nice to hear that you liked it, I found it a very fresh design. I'm also a nuo 4 owner and I love that mixer!! Let's hope they decide to launch a 4 channel version...

[@hamdeepend]

It’s coming next year

[@JordanMatyka]

I have the Nuo 2.0 since about 2013 and I'm really happy with it. It even survived a pigeon attack - one fader got crapped on, but after cleaning carried on for few more years. Eventually a pcb inside (that I could not get into and clean) got eaten by the remnants of the attack and one of the channels packed up. Got it kinda fixed, but it started to hum again lately and the WARM2 is what I'm going to go for next. The quality, form factor and the price is hardly beaten with these.

[@peazy_peuzy2029]

I've owned the Ecler Nuo 4 for six years now, having bought it second-hand, and it still works perfectly. I absolutely love it! It's built like a tank, with a stripped-down design and functions: no filters, no LFO, no effects-just faders, EQs, and Send/Return. While its sound could be a bit punchier compared to the Allen & Heath Xone models, it still delivers a very nice, warm, and smooth sound. The only thing I wish to change about the Nuo 4 is the limited range of the EQs in the lows; they cut around 90Hz but don't completely eliminate it, allowing the kick to sound through slightly. However, overall, I really adore the NUO 4. It's a great-sounding, solidly built, and affordable mixer

[@-ratoa-]

I have a NUO 2.0 gold and love it, I love the sound quality when using real vinyl or with my SERATO SL3 box. I saw @ the Ecler site that the also started to sell the NUO 2.0 once again.

[@PhuccjooMann]

My first mixer was a hak 320. Rotary mixers look dope.

[@jayephbee]

Thanks, I had vestax 06 so I’m happy to see NUO 2.0

[@leaningtower73]

I use Ecler Nuo mixers in music production. Awesome quality

[@albertosaez6384]

about 15 years ago I was resident DJ in a club who had the NUO5.0 in the booth, and I really enjoyed playing vinyl with that. Soon they switched to the A&H Xone92 and to be honest I missed the Ecler due to the sound and knobs. Even now I have at home a NUO3 and, except for the isolators and the fader curve (3rd channel is simply sharp without possibility of fader adjsutment), I do not miss anything. Thsi warm2 is the only replacement I am think to take seriously.

[@housefreakdj]

Still using Nuo5 from 2006 and it still works like a charm. I also have a Nuo 2, which I think was the template for Warm 2... Roughly same size, same layout except for the isolator part of the mixer... And i'm pretty sure they've reused or slightly modify the internals of the Nuo2 and put it in the Warm 2... All in all, top sound with top build quality... And it all comes from Europe, which i think is awesome!

[@kjwworldwide]

Had an Ecler Nuo 3 for about 10 years. I enjoy their design and the pots although plastic, simply did the trick. Don't remember how I did it, but i had a pioneer efx 500 hooked up and I didn't use the faders and Instead used the fx sends for volume Essentially turning it Into a rotary mixer.

[@seanpumfrett6265]

Ecler HAK great mixers. Really tempted to get the warm.

[@ItsWesSmithYo]

Haven’t seen you this excited about gear in a minute 😂 thanks for the dive 😎🙌🖤

[@NastyRhythm]

I had 2 Hak 360's in the early 2000s - they still have the best crossfader i've ever used - Buttery smooth - i really hope teh Hak line comes back! I'd be on it like a tramp on chips

[@gazfisher7391]

Same here if they brought back the best mixer I ever had - the Smac Pro 30. No rose tinted misty morning spectacles neither, pure class mixer.

[@markusrayan]

Brilliant! Owned two back in the day: Smac 30 and the big chungus Nuo 5. Superb pieces of kit with excellent sq. I'd really like to see them produce something to dethrone the DJM-900nxs(2).

[@dj-peterofficial2753]

Not gonna happen. To dethrone something you need to compete with something better in every part and work flow. Rotarys out of the picture. No build-in effects, out of the pictures, and if you have they need to be better but not different and the work flow need to be the same. The DJM-2000 series was a better mixer in every aspect and the V-10 absolutely is, but the NXS2 has the most sweet spots for most of the DJs today. I'm just there myself. Just sold my excellent DJM-2000 because it's been shelved for most of the last 2 years which is just a shame. I've had my 900NXS2 since 2016 and it IS a beast of a mixer. Still looks and feels just like new and on large high Q sound systems (Read D&B and Nexo) the sound is just pure and mighty. The only mixer I would want instead, or to choose between is the V10, but more so if there were a 4 ch version but otherwise with the same specs. Price and value of Pioneer gear is unmatched. If I weren't in need of my DJ gear I would sell it in an instant and get every penny I paid for it +6 years ago back, and maybe then some. The only reason to go with another brand seems to be if you prefer analogue harmonic distortion added to the sound, and then there are several brands and models to choose from, but none that has ever even come close to dethrone Pioneers flagship modells. Their owners are plenty happy thow, and that is what matters most in my opinion.

[@crossfadeking]

Im still using a hak 360. Love it

[@SparkleCarcass]

Based in Chicago - Had an Ecler NUO 2.0 that was pretty solid that I ended up selling to a venue here that needed a quality mixer. It was very durable and sounded great and held up really well. Only issues were the knobs were a little wobbly and the stock faders were a little rough to operate, but for the price, it probably beat anything in that range. It's definitely my favorite affordable mixer. I'm curious to see if they put out a 3 or 4 channel version of this.

[@djcalvin681]

Thx Mojaxx

[@georgechivu4226]

These mixers are the industry's best kept secret. Great mixers.

[@Steaminlidz]

Ecler are totally underrated

[@mitchwallace4756]

I had the 4 channel with the middle midi strip. Was ok while it worked but went to shite pretty quick and the company just kinda vanished. Cool to see a new mixer on the market tho.

[@djdeejdjay8669]

Ecler have never been underrated or a secret....its the fact that people don't do their research and do the pioneer sheep thing because their marketing is second to none. I've been an ecler fan for 10 years and had the Nuo 4 Nuo 4.0 Nuo 5 And 2 Evo 5's I've recently sold the evo 5 and got an A&H 96...it was rubbish! All 4 channels had different stereo and channel output volumes! I returned it and got a mastersounds 4v and uprated psu.... The point I'm making is that eclers no matter what price you buy one at for example the nuo 2.0 will sound as good as a mixer upto £1800...fact! Except the mastersounds 2 channel mixer priced 200 more than the ecler....that is the only mixer on the market it doesn't compete with.... The evo 5 and A&H 96 mixers sounds amazing, but the Mastersounds 4v makes them sound cheap.... One other bad point about the eclers is the trim levels are anything but linear! To date the worst on any mixers I've owned or used....but you do get use to it ....

[@leeyounger2518]

@@djdeejdjay8669 I have to disagree about sound quality of the Nuo 2. I have just done a sound check with HIFI carts ortofon blue and also Dj cart Shure M44-7 and my Allen and Heath xone 42 sounds far superior to the Ecler. The Ecler sounded muddy in all frequency ranges compared to the A&H. The sound stage became a lot narrower and the detail of things like guitar and wind instruments lost a lot of detail and clarity especially in the mid to high end. It does not sound better than A&H unless you want a rounder warmer low end, but that comes at the expense of clarity

[@Dee.J.Mogfry]

@@leeyounger2518 I'm guessing you ran it flat....that isn't really the way to test mixer. Eq the mixer and then compare. Hardly any mixers sound good flat....even my Matersounds 4v with uprated psu needs a bit of treble and some times a pinch of mid...but the bass doesn't need to be touched. I'm running 5 grands worth of speakers with a 7 grand amp and £2500 of valve pre amp etc.... I've had numerous eclers, 2 a&h 96 and 02, technics,Stanton, 2 vestax, a 50a and pmc 05, urie 1605....to say the least I know what I'm on about and the 42 is good but not thst good.

[@mumblety96]

Great review, thanks! Only things I'd miss from Empath are headphone EQ and split cue. This is super solid though.

[@johnniep1]

Good man you finally got your hands on one

[@LeslieDugger]

Awesome hopefully more mixers come out at a similar price point

[@Todayus91]

Im still rocking my Hak 300 I bought from 2007. I always enjoyed the softer faders compared to my Vestax more metal feeling faders and with spare new faders ready for any issues in the future, I cant see any problems on the arise from my Eclar mixer. Great feeling simple mixer low on features is the only slight let down.

[@OsricPowell]

Great review as usual. I have the Evo 5 and have never wanted to consider anything else because of how versatile and superb sounding it is. It is supremely capable and works with anything I throw at it. The elephant in the room is how quickly support for it ended :-( The drivers never progressed and now that one of the channels has started to play up, repair options seem limited to non existent. So in summary, no problems with the product but I'd want to invest in something with some longevity to it (in terms of support). The lack of support I experienced makes me hesitant about considering anything else they release.

[@PodSixClub]

The Nuo 2.0 was my dream mixer back in the day because it took my favourite features from the 07pro and put them into an 06pro sized package (both of which I owned). I finally got one second hand a number of years ago and it lived up to all my expectations. Wasn't able to get an eternal fader to test it out with but the Inno Pro 2 is doing the job quite nicely for cutting, the eq's are fantastic for mixing, and the slim profile is perfect for rocking doubles/juggling. I wonder what a dvs capable mixer from them would look like these days?

[@klozher38]

I have the NUO2, Bought at turntable Lab in Hollywood Cal I still user it when I need a small footprint. I have played house of Blues here in Chicago with 1 Denon SC5000M and the Nuo 2 playing the 2 layers. Takes some getting used to but no more Laptop for me. After seeing this I am considering having fun with a Rotary vibe.

[@DecksaverCovers]

Superb mixer - definitely one to add to the list!

[@Dolle_Man]

Great to see!

[@jimboblivesforever]

Rotary mixers are not for me, but it sure is great to have Ecler back in the game!

[@djsubculture2786]

Just received my Warm 2 yesterday. And after mixing with it for several hours, I agree wholeheartedly with your review. I would say the sound quality is on par with my Xone:92. Money well spent!

[@R3ToXr3MiX]

Does channel 3 run through the isolator?

[@djsubculture2786]

@@R3ToXr3MiX Haven't tested that yet.

[@juricabecic9039]

@@R3ToXr3MiX yes it does

[@Dolle_Man]

U should make a review man!

[@freakstik13]

love ecler! especially the tascam models [hak]sold in the us!!!

[@xristoskalandrias2834]

Well things are going back.. Thank God!!

[@djbowlz2128]

the Rane of Spain. My favorite brand back in the day. The eternal cross fader on the hak series I thought was way better than vestax.

[@carltonbacot5375]

Thank you for the review looking for a back up mixer currently using the radius to and also the 4V also have been to the Paradise garage many times currently using JBL 835 with two subs. I think I’ll be OK with the subwoofers but probably not my neighbors, keep up the good work

[@thisistalay]

thank you

[@djesgrove]

I had a NUO 3.0 + SL3 box setup for close to four years before jumping to the Rane 62. Really liked the mixer, especially the chunky EQ pots and the great layout. It was an all around pleasure to mix with and the sound was very nice. The lack of Serato integration and builtin effects eventually caused me to jump ship but I still look back fondly to the mixer.

[@williamsilver8322]

Have a Nuo 2.0. Love it so much. Like the kills and quality. I always wanted a HAK 360 with Eternal fader. Give us a HAK 400! HAK 400, HAK 400, HAK 400

[@bassmental8588]

I had a NUO5 for a long time! It has the best effect box ever made! I hope Ecler will bring one whit dvs! Now we have to wait for Rodec to come back ;-)

[@Dubmayer]

Yes - Rodec and Dateq

[@admiralhipowa7158]

I had a 4 channel Nuo 4.0, I have to admit I bought it second hand & it was in mint condition. Sound quality was excellent until it developed a fault with the right output, it distorted so bad & eventually cut out completely. I took it to my local DJ retailer who have been in business for as long as I can remember as I’m 52, they found a number of faulty solder joints that they repaired but it happened again, they tried a second repair but still the same fault. Eventually I sold it & got the Pioneer DJM 2000. The Ecler mixer was built like a tank but I lost confidence with it, the first issue I had was it kept blowing fuses, that was repaired with no issues. This new mixer looks like they’ve dusted off some of their old components, the monitor & fx switches are the same as their old mixers & so are the level meters.

[@noearooo]

Still use a nuo2.0 with innofader which looks pretty much like the base they used for this mixer - it’s ancient but sounds amazing. Interested to see this in the flesh

[@oscarnorthington4093]

I have the NUO 4!!! I love it!!!!! I sometimes still use it!!!! Excellent 4 channel mixer!!!!

[@Dolle_Man]

!!!!

[@edoardocalgari1279]

Used a Duo for a few years, great souding mixer with really good sounding EQs. The only weak points were the cue buttons, which became wobbly and stopped working properly and the pfl light which was not very accurate. The former problem will most probably be exactly the same on this model (still lasted many years though) wether the latter problem seems to have been fixed with this new model.

[@risquedj]

Rane from Spain!

[@MistahMatzah]

The EVO series was a great concept without the necessary heavy lifting to make the technology work, a lot like the Korg Zero-4 mixer. I'm glad to see them getting back to basics. Also, the Rane of Spain. That's the joke. Falls mainly on the plain sort of fing.

[@deepsoulfulsounds]

Nice review! Would like to see a case for it!

[@DJLBoogieTheGodmother]

I never owed and Ecler but I had friend who was in the military bring one home and I had a chance to mess around with it. I always wondered what happened to the brand, glad they are back! BTW Where did you get that t-shirt? Cause the Disco Squad is alive and well on the East Coast!!

[@rorz999]

It looks great. I wish it had a cross-fader though! That may be blasphemy to some, but it's a necessity for me

[@ccompany8818]

I owned the Nut 2.0 for about 10 years. Quality mixer but recently was stolen along with my entire belongings, 3 amps, 4 Classic Cerwin Vegas . So I'm definitely want this mixer. The Hi, Mid, Low nobs are not that wobbly. It almost seems like they are supposed to have that play just in case you bump them, they don't break that early.

[@djjustiy]

I had 2 ecler mixers a nuo4 and a hak360 and I frigging loved the sound quality. I honestly wish I never sold them. The only problem I noticed was a bleed on the headphone output on the nuo

[@TheVibeConductor]

I'm an American weirdo who rocked an Ecler Nuo 3.0 as my gig mixer for a long while so my beloved Rane Empath would never leave the studio. Now my studio mixer is a Rane 70 and my local vinyl only venue just copped a Warm2 so of course I had to check in with Mojaxx for the good word. I can't wait until my next booking to play on it. Even more excited that one day Mojaxx will drop a head to head rotary shoot-out some day. This review is particularly helpful for placing the Warm2 in the proper pricing context relative to the rest of the rotary market.

[@jouraba]

Very nice presentation, thanks The sound for me is really important. Would the nuo 2.0 sound good too? I think to make a choice between. Playing house music but I like the xfaders for something scratching and never have a rotary before . But again the sound is for me is what I prefer

[@last808]

I'm in the US and knew two DJs that had Eclers. Both mixers sounded awesome. But one of them had a red 4 channel with built in fx. Unfortunately, the thing would glitch out and shut off every once in a while. He was originally an old school midwest rave DJ, so maybe he beat the hell out of it. But it looked pretty clean. Lately I've been watching Victoria Rawlins on Twitch, she's got an Ecler Evo 4.0 and it sounds great over stream through my monitors and sub. I wonder if she'd be into picking up this mixer.

[@sr_naranja_music]

Finally bougth it. You can see in action in my videos, totally in love with it.

[@djsubculture2786]

Just purchased one about an hour ago. I was going to wait and purchase the Master sounds Radius 2, but the price and your review swayed me .

[@paulspear5567]

Ditto

[@razyel93]

You should check out varia instruments, it's hand made in Switzerland, it's the best mixer from the history of the mixers. If you will try it you will hear it.

[@graydonwebster1911]

Not seen a rotary yet priced to make sense to me. Luckily I still have one from the 90s I love.

[@JXVI]

Still have my EVO5. Even bought a Macbook docking station with Firewire because I didn't want to sell it.

[@andrewwatkins9273]

Still use my Hak 380 and simply put the Eternal crossfader is the best and most reliable crossfader ever made with added scratch cue to bust out your cut in your cans without it being heard in the mix

[@DJFATFINGAZNYC]

About fuckin time!!!!!!!

[@lukebrisbane5380]

A phono input on that third channel would have been a simple and appreciated addition. I'm glad to see a mixer ditch the split cue. It drives me nuts these days turning up to venues with no monitor because people match beats with their eyes and use split cue. I want one but they still don't sell these in Australia and they won't post them here. Have to get my mate in Spain to help me out. Strange policy in this day and age

[@winstonsmith9424]

i guess you know they are available now in Aus. Good point about spilt cue.

[@michaels5166]

I need more channels and a fader,which is needed if you do a variety of skills on turntables.Looks like a nice mixer..

[@user-un4jo1uw7u]

I have the ECLER NUO2 - No issues Iove it. I use it because my Vestax of the similar width didnt have balance outs. its the main stay in my office but now Djing a bit more i have been on my Denon X1850. I so wish i could put a Magvel fader in it, FYI Pioneers and Rane rule the faders mixers. i want this rotary for surre. I mixed on my friends rack mount Bozak and want that experience again - its a mixers mix console not a guy that just drops in and cuts without mixing IMO.

[@njdewit]

I would have bought this instead of the Rane MP2015 I got. I have owned many mixers, but the past decades a HAK 320 and a HAK 360 (still have the latter) and they're just hard to beat. Knowing that Ecler was stepping into rotary territory..

[@vadiquemyself]

I really wish to have it

[@giovannigalvez8598]

it's a good price for a rotary. Most likely something I would put in my living room with my hi-fi system.

[@valdemar8637]

Good review as always. For anyone further interested in the audio quality, I did a thorough A/B vinyl test against the Xone 96, which you can see/listen to on my channel.

[@frederikjacob1985]

I really want to see a 4 channel (or three phono input) mixer in this series. Would be perfection. I own a smac4 mixer and I've owned a mac70i and a mac70v club mixer. But... At the sound system I had with the company I've worked for as a dj and lightning technician I preferred the sound of the rodecs. More punchy and bit more agressive. In smaller venues I preferred the eclers sound over the rodecs.

[@Mojaxx]

I've used a number of Ecler mixers over the years but never a Rodec... Hopefully that will change when they drop their mixer with modular FX next year. Very excited for that!

[@frederikjacob1985]

@@Mojaxx looking forward for that mixer thow! Rodec has a very unique sound signature. On smaller systems you don't hear it so much but on the big club or rental sound systems they sound the part. Got to love that sound thow. It's not for everyone

[@DjDecanus]

I want one badly

[@JimLigon]

Hey, Mojaxx!! Just so you know, you are the only reason I still subscribe to the DJCity KZbin channel. Am I suppose to know who these R.O.A.D. DJs are & should I care about their silly opinions? Just an observation. They are hilarious & not in a good way. Take care, Mojaxx.

[@fredbissnette3104]

it would be crazy if a mixer like this had a separate set of outputs for sub bass , full range , and tweeters to allow a user to make a Richard long style crossover output.

[@donaldchilnerjr175]

Been wanting that. I use cross overs per booth master aux

[@alamedakitchen]

Nice

[@RegresMusic]

I think that is not a common case, but I bought one and unfortunately one side of the casing was bent (the metal was) causing the wood to be bent as well. Pots were a bit wobbly as well, but the casing was a deal breaker unfortunately. Thomann deamed them as "acceptable" traits for this mixer, so basically I had to return it. A friend got one from preorder and it is in flawless shape, so maybe latter series lacked some quality control. I wanted to get a second one, but frankly I am a bit hesitant about it after that :/ EDIT: Doing a test mix on it was really nice, isolators were handy to sculpt the sound. Lack of latch on isolator neutral position can be a problem to some probably.

[@henryhogge8422]

mojaxx with the mohawk wow

[@nuupznuupz5586]

I had a Smac 20 and last month I replaced my HAK 360 after more than 15 years

[@tdxownyou]

Mojaxx is a true Italian since he talks with his hands.

[@williamsilver8322]

Personally I’d love wood sides for nuo 2.0

[@m-stat9]

Now that is what I call a WARM surprise! Nice job Ecler, albeit its a bit too simplistic for my like. At least channel filters would have been nice. And plastic knobs on a Ecler... nah.

[@ImpactSpace]

I fully agree. Without external EFX its a pretty boring device.

[@igorsela]

Is there any difference in SOUND QUALITY between the Warm2 and the standard Nuo 2.0 ? Or is it only different layout (fader vs rotary) ? Thanks 🙏🏻