Euphonia Alpha Theta Review + Vinyl Mix

When the brand new Alpha Theta Euphonia unexpectedly lands in the SHM Studio, Phil wastes no time. He plugs it in and throws down a deep and funky impromptu mix. For those unfamiliar, the Euphonia is Alpha Theta's (formerly Pioneer) latest DJ mixer offering. Phil makes it his mission to push this beast to its limits, exploring its feel, features, and functions as he effortlessly weaves together a seamless blend of old and new tracks.
See Phil's thoughts on the Euphonia rotary mixer from Alpha Theta:
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Tracklisting:
01.Audio Soul Project - Back Joy
02.Johnny Fiasco & Dizzy - Denver Blue (Dizzy remix)
03. Peace Division - Over & Over
04. Marky Star - Disco Freak
05. Leon Roberts and Mathew Roberts - UBU Pixels (Hipp-E Twisted remix)
06. DJ Buck - Release The Tension
07. 2000 And One, Riva Starr - Wam Poku Moro (Riva Starr 'Warehouse Love' Remix)
08. Groove P - Are They Real (Extended Mix)
09. Jay Vegas, Mark Knight - Break ya Down (Mark Knight Remix)
10. Matt Shrewd - Drop The Heat (Original Mix)
11. Mark Knight, Green Velvet, James Hurr - The Greatist Thing Ali ve (Extended Mix)
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[@matthewgoecks3369]

I might know this guy, Fire mix fam!

[@seattlehousemafia]

Thanks for stopping in my man. Hope you're having a great day.

[@mattw3406]

would be upgrading from a Rane Empath (non-rotary conversion) to either the Euphonia or V10! Tough decision as I've always wanted a Rotary! Any way, great mix mate - just found you and have subscribed. Keep it up!

[@seattlehousemafia]

That is a super tough decision. I already own the V10 - favorite mixer ever so I'm a bit biased. Between my V10 and my Warm2, the Euphonia for me would feel kind of redundant. Now if you were choosing between A9 and Euphonia, I'd say Euponia. I do think if you are a producer and want a mixer that also doubles as a production "home base," the V10 is the way. But for just mixing digital/vinyl, really tough call. The Euphonia edges the V10 on sound but both sound fantastic. I really don't think you will go wrong with either but definitely let me know where you land. Both mixers are really something special coming from a company like Pioneer/Alpha Theta.

[@ONEHENDRIX]

So I gather this means you like it. I wish I never sold my Rmx 1000.

[@seattlehousemafia]

If I were to give it a grade, the Euphonia would be a B. Really nice execution with efx routing, overall feel, and sound quality, I just can't get over the fact that they used that terrible plastic on the upper 1/3rd and really do think they are going to have issues with the weak efx selector switch - time will tell on the rest of the build quality. If those two items were addressed, I'd give it an A-. As I said in my video, overall my V10 offers more flexibility and I'm convinced now more than ever, the V10 is the best mixer Pioneer has ever produced - just my opinion though obviously.

[@ONEHENDRIX]

@@seattlehousemafia I agree with this statement. I have both units and quite honestly, the v10 is the one. And I agree with you on the plastics and flimsy selector switch. They really should’ve gone full rotary treatment, with the eqs etc. Really dope unit, but inconsistent quality feel across the unit. Hopefully this isn’t their only rotary.

[@djBroRay]

I added the rmx1000 and it made the euphionia sound terrible

[@ONEHENDRIX]

@@djBroRay Wow! Really!?