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    karol NV
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    Also i want to put them 1 to 3 thanks

    #1017336
    Terry_42
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    Hands down the Terminal Mix.

    It has the best jogwheels in the industry for scratching (non motorized) and is super tight with Serato, which makes it THE killer controller for scratching. There are many controllers out there that are OK to scratch with, but the TM still wins for better feel, spinbacks, and profile.

    The Denon is an extremely well built controller, but for me the worst of your picks for scratching, as its formfactor and the feel of the jogs for me is just not as good. Do not get me wrong I love the MC2k for many reasons, just not for scratching. (It is OK to scratch with, but I cannot pull of more advanced routines with it.)

    The Mk II (I guess you mean the 300?) is somewhere in the middle of the 2. It is OK, very tight with Serato and the jogs feel decent. But it is clearly an aged controller and the jogs do sometimes feel flimsy when scratching to me.

     

    Hope that helps you buddy.

    #1017382
    karol NV
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    Thank you Terry for your time .Μy concern is the Reloop RELIABILITY for TERMINAL MIX.Ι have read some neegative post who had problems with it and this has put me in thoughts because costing 400 euro.ΤΗΕ third i was thinking is the Vestax Vci 100 mk 2 but and your opinion for Vestax Vci 300 Mk2 It is very useful

    #1017406
    Terry_42
    Keymaster

    The VCI 100 IMHO has much worse jogs and I would not consider it very good for scratching.

    Most posts I read concerning Reloop reliability is actually the users fault.

    Reloop have a good customer support and the thing has good warranty protection. I am using the Terminal Mix 4 now for 2 years straight as my main controller on gigs from 50 to 2k guest venues. It has never let me down, everything still works like on the first day. The construction is all metal and even though times have been rough on my unit sometimes, it still has not a scratch or ding on it.

    So my personal experience with my unit has been very good and I have several fellow DJs and students of mine who use it as well to the same effect.

    #1017433
    karol NV
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    Thanks man for your help have a good time

    #1017440
    Terry_42
    Keymaster

    You are most welcome and have fun scratching!

    I got into scratching relatively late in my DJ career and it is sooooooo fun!

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