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Behringer B-Control DeeJay BCD3000 £172

Behringer's new DJing system packs a much greater punch than its predecessor.

The MusicRadar Team, Tue 23 Oct, 12:07 pm BST

It looks like the BCD2000, but the BCD3000 is made of sterner stuff.

Manufacturer's description

It’s everything you ever wanted in a DJ production tool. It’s gorgeous, you can put your hands on it and the software is just irresistible.

The B-CONTROL DEEJAY BCD3000 DJ mixer lets you play, mix and scratch any MP3, WAV or other audio format with a real vinyl feel. Packed with mind-blowing features such as mixer, dual-player, effects, mic/phono preamps and a full-fledged monitor section, this 4-channel USB audio interface perfectly complements the included Native Instruments Traktor 3 LE* DJ software or most other DJ software, running on Windows XP and Mac OS X operating systems. You've waited long enough. Go to your local dealer, and make sure this hot babe is yours.

Put your hands on and spin!

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User comments (1)

Average user rating 3 of 5

Drix

19 weeks ago.

User rating 3 of 5

I had this for a while, and spent hours and hours to get it running on a Vista machine, but with no luck at all. A friend of mine got it running on his Vista machine after yet another few hours, but the delay and stuttering with the modded XP drivers were horrible.
Could be a great piece of plastic if only they had drivers for it.. Vista has been out for quite a while now.

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MusicRadar rating

4 of 5

Pros

An affordable all-in-one package. Traktor LE is good software. Easy to set up.

Cons

Build quality isn't fantastic. Not great in low-light situations.

The bottom line

Much better than the BCD2000, this is the best-value entry-level DJing solution on the market at the moment.

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