Citronics 10.4 verses denon DNX400

[Creature]

I currently runs the 10.4 mixer but want something physically smaller - have a chance of picking up the Denon DNX400 mixer (1 year old and cheep) which is the best, as its the other end of the country I cant test on my rig.

next question and not selling yet

I have 2 Citronics 10.4 mixers mark 1 and mark 2 - both have been serviced last year and teh mark 2 ha sbeen in regualr use since - what sort of money could i expect for them ????

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I currently runs the 10.4 mixer but want something physically smaller - have a chance of picking up the Denon DNX400 mixer (1 year old and cheep) which is the best, as its the other end of the country I cant test on my rig.

next question and not selling yet

I have 2 Citronics 10.4 mixers mark 1 and mark 2 - both have been serviced last year and teh mark 2 ha sbeen in regualr use since - what sort of money could i expect for them ????

The Mk4 version seems to start at around £150, so I reckon you'd probably not get more than £100 top. Slightly less would probably be realistic.

I had one of those mixers and upgraded to the Denon DN-X400 and the sound is much better, as are the faders. The only reason I don't have it now is because I upgraded to the DN-X500 as it has two eq'd mic channels.

[Creature]

cheers for the info mine are mark 1 & 2 - i didnt like the later versions

[Steve the DJ]

Funnily enough I had a Citronic 10:4 until I sold it to someone on this forum...:rolleyes: :p

I have a Denon DN-X400 and I think it is a good quality mixer that should last for ages.

Seems to get a little warm though during prolonged use. :confused:

[Creature]

might have been me as i brought one from someone on here i think if not both

[Steve the DJ]

might have been me as i brought one from someone on here i think if not both

Yes it was me. :D

And funnily enough I sold it because I had bought the Denon.

[Corabar Steve]

Small world eh? :sj:

[Creature]

sure is :) :)