As you can see it is also compact for easy transportation. This is quite good value because it is a 3 channel mixer. This means that you can mix two turntables/CD players and a MC on a mic together all at once and adjust all three levels so it sounds good. If you've got a mate that fancies themself as an MC then you can have some fun practising you mixing while they practice their rhymes. Another important feature is that this mixer has 3-band Eqs. This is a requirement for DJing. You must be able to cut the bass separately in the mix so that it sounds smooth.

This mixer also lets you listen to each channel in the headphones independantly of the main output so that you can beat mix properly (get the next track in time). The problem with this type of cheap mixer is that the crossfaders are of low quality. After a few months you may get some clicking noises from the crossfader and of course this mixer is not high enough quality to use with a big sound system.

Middle price DJ mixer:
If you want to get a mixer that will let you do a lot more live stuff in your sets then I recommend you get the Vestax PCV175. This mixer retails for less than $400. This is another compact 3 channel mixer. But also lets you adjust the level of 4 mics.

This would be great if you wanted lives drums MC and vocals. The channels can also be sent to an effects unit for even more interesting sounds. It has 3 channel Eqs and kill switches on each Eq. Kill switches let you kill the bass, middle or trebles instantly and are fun to play with and can create some interesting effects.

I have used one of these and they have amazingly quite and smooth crossfaders. This mixer would be perfect for playing over a big sound system in a club.