Choosing DJ equipment often comes down to a practical split: do you want a two-channel tabletop controller with a broad set of stated connections, or a new four-deck controller with an audio interface? The Technical Pro DMX-B1 and Reloop Mixtour Pro take notably different routes. One focuses on mic, phono, line, XLR, and RCA connectivity alongside performance functions; the other puts four-deck control directly in its name.
Quick verdict
Pick the Technical Pro DMX-B1 when two-channel mixing, multiple input types, and listed functions such as loop replay, cue, and Auto BPM matter most. Its used condition is part of the decision, as are the possible minor cosmetic scratches noted for the unit.
Pick the Reloop Mixtour Pro when you specifically want a new all-in-one four-deck DJ controller with an audio interface. It is the more focused choice for a shopper whose priority is the four-deck format rather than the DMX-B1's stated mic, phono, and line connections.
At-a-glance comparison
| Category | Technical Pro DMX-B1 | Reloop Mixtour Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD $99.00 | USD $499.99 |
| Controller format | Double deck tabletop controller; 2 channels | All-in-one four-deck DJ controller |
| Condition | Used | New |
| Listed performance functions | Loop/Sampler, Replay, Cue, Auto BPM, USB Powered | Audio interface named in title |
| Stated connections | 2 mic inputs, 2 phono inputs, 2 line inputs, balanced XLR out, RCA, headphone out | Audio interface named in title |
Where each controller wins
Technical Pro DMX-B1 wins on connection variety and two-channel controls. Its stated two mic inputs, two phono inputs, and two line inputs give it a clearly defined role for a DJ who wants to work with several audio-source types. Balanced XLR output, RCA connections, and a headphone output add to that connection-focused specification. The loop/sampler, replay, cue, and Auto BPM features also make its performance-control list more detailed.
Reloop Mixtour Pro wins on deck count and new condition. The four-deck designation is the key draw for a buyer who wants that format, while the audio interface is part of the product title. Its new condition separates it from the used Technical Pro controller. This is the cleaner match when those two points outweigh the DMX-B1's broader stated input and output list.
Product notes
Technical Pro DMX-B1 Double Deck DJ Controller
The Technical Pro DMX-B1 is the more direct choice for a DJ seeking a two-channel tabletop controller with a specific set of physical connections. Two mic inputs, two phono inputs, and two line inputs are joined by balanced XLR out, RCA in and out, 6.35 mm inputs, and a headphone out. Its listed loop/sampler, replay, cue, Auto BPM, and USB-powered features give this controller a distinct function set beyond basic channel control. At USD $99.00, it occupies the lower end of this comparison. The important limitation is condition: this is a used unit, and minor scratches are possible, so it does not offer the new condition of the Reloop model.
Reloop Mixtour Pro All-In-One Four-Deck DJ Controller with Audio Interface
The Reloop Mixtour Pro is the focused pick for someone committed to an all-in-one four-deck DJ controller format. Four-deck control is stated in the product title, and the same title identifies an audio interface, making those the central reasons to choose it. Its new condition is another concrete advantage for a shopper who prefers a new unit. At USD $499.99, it sits at the upper end of the two-controller comparison. The limitation is the higher listed price relative to the Technical Pro DMX-B1, while the DMX-B1 also presents a much more detailed list of mic, phono, line, XLR, RCA, and headphone connections.
Final choice by use case
Choose the Technical Pro DMX-B1 for a two-channel tabletop setup centered on its stated input variety, XLR and RCA connectivity, and loop replay, cue, and Auto BPM functions. Choose the Reloop Mixtour Pro for a new controller when the deciding requirement is an all-in-one four-deck format with an audio interface. The choice is less about a single winner and more about whether connection variety and a lower listed price or four-deck control and new condition lead your decision.
