If you've never seen a Pioneer vintge mixer (without DJ scratch tables)...

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It's not the only shot, look at the auction...
 

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Here...try THIS...this actually looks like a pretty nice tool.

 

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Here...try THIS...this actually looks like a pretty nice tool.
I did follow the link and took a gander at the other photos - as you know I lean towards the attempting to be funny side of the fence. This looks like a very nice and clean unit Steven. Have you used one before?
 

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I have a Behringer Xenyx but I an not sure if it still works-heard they can be finicky and it was reconditioned to start. I had a Radio Shack SSM-100? and it just died one day (used a wall wart but never responeded again) and I have a Gemini PMX-60. For what it is and does plus how uncommon it seems to be, the price seems right, and the 13 or so watchers including me must think it's worth it. It looks like Pioneer took it seriously when they designed it.
 

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I have a Behringer Xenyx but I an not sure if it still works-heard they can be finicky and it was reconditioned to start. I had a Radio Shack SSM-100? and it just died one day (used a wall wart but never responeded again) and I have a Gemini PMX-60. For what it is and does plus how uncommon it seems to be, the price seems right, and the 13 or so watchers including me must think it's worth it. It looks like Pioneer took it seriously when they designed it.

I have found many watchers are actually sellers with the same unit who watch to get an idea of what to set a Buy It Now for after the initial auction ends, I do this myself. Watch for more to pop on in the next few weeks?
 

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I have a Gemini PMX 2001 that has more flexibility and better controls than that Pioneer. When it comes to mixing, something more modern than 1974 would be an attribute. And this coming from a Pioneer aficionado.

Nando.
 

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My Gemini is just a DJ mixer with 2 turntable inputs, CD, one microphone but this is more involved that mine and I've got a Peavey MD-16 too. I was pointing out that for it's age it's still pretty versatile for someting like mixing a small gathering or some guitars...it was likely meant to be an accompaniment to a Pioneer home stereo like SX-525 to 1010 to use with an RT reel or CT cassette deck. In that respect it's pretty nice.

I'm pointing it out...as much as it interests me I'm not even attempting to ask FOR it etc...I am just pointing it out as it isn't so common in my opinion and it's neat to find Pioneers I've never seen. But YES, it would actually have a use for me.
 
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