JayDeLarge - DJ-Tech Handy Kutz Demo 3

[@ignitore]

There’s a way to modify the cue mode like a regular mixer? I know it’s a battle mixer but why i can’t use it to mix like like a raiden rpm which has a switch. It’s very stupid... for the rest it’s great

[@carsten7058]

So is this mixer also something for beginners of scratching? And is it stable on the table, I mean is it heavy build? Best wishes yours Cars Ten

[@JayDeLarge]

Yes, I totally recommend it ,especially for portable scratching, for beginners and professionals alike. But to be honest if you want start just at home and not as much portable you should get a regular mixer with two line faders. Dj-Tech also has cheap ones with the same fader as that one. But to answer your question: the handy kutz is still very solid heavily build. Only the rubber feet on the bottom moved a little when I hit the fader too hard, that's why I had to add some bigger rubber pieces, to make it less slippery

[@Rule7SK]

I got a question about the mixer. When the battery is low, is there a popping noise every time you bring the fader to close? I am experiencing a sound distortion or no sound when i go to either side.

[@JayDeLarge]

Actually I do have that popping noise most of the time, especially when i cut low bass tones. but it was never too loud so it didnt bother me when I was cutting. But now that you mentioned it i looked it up and on the innofader page they say it might have something to do with the grounding of the mixer and the fader. the faders metal case should not be in touch with the mixers case. I opened it up and I saw that you might be able to put small rubber washers unter the screws that fix the fader to the headplate of the mixer. unfortunately I don't have washers like that here rightnow but I will definately try it.