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I found a really cool new line mixer and would like to know if it would work hooking up my 3 Volcas and a turntable to it? Then plugging that into a Korg Kaoss DJ mixer which goes into a M-Audio M-Track 2x2 audio interface?

NUX PMX-2 Line Mixer
http://www.nuxefx.com/show-9-242-1.html

PDF Manual (features and setup options)
http://www.nuxefx.com/uploadfile/2016/0 ... _EN_V1.pdf

I like this specific mixer because of all the input options as opposed to the Behringer MicroMIX MX400 which seems to be one of the standards.

Thank you for any suggestions or comments.

Yes that looks alright for 4 stereo lines, as long as your turntable is a CD deck and not vinyl. Basic mixing options but gets the job done.

Spheric El wrote:Yes that looks alright for 4 stereo lines, as long as your turntable is a CD deck and not vinyl. Basic mixing options but gets the job done.

It's an Akai BT-100 belt-drive vinyl turntable. I figured I could use the RCA inputs in the back to hook it up?

RCA inputs..mm ? I don't think so. You need Phono inputs generally for turntables . Unless your akai is capable of line out.
Does your Kaoss mixer not have phono inputs?

Spheric El wrote:RCA inputs..mm ? I don't think so. You need Phono inputs generally for turntables . Unless your akai is capable of line out.
Does your Kaoss mixer not have phono inputs?

The Akai BT-100 has 2 RCA outputs (female) with a phono preamp built in. I will connect this to the Nux PMX-2 Line Mixer's RCA inputs. And then connect the 4 volcas to each of the Nux PMX-2 input jacks.

Ah excellent. My bad for not googling it.
Yes that sounds like it'll work well : )

Found this...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01M68UK ... 15J9Y93CK5

Decent.
Small foot print, looks nice.