those speakers are very good quality and the base is amazing I

Quality felt decent, jog wheels were smooth, and button felt on par.

so I'm glad at least that feels like it has decent construction and quality of material there.

Now im in the market for some decks with better sound quality

I had to return this back to the local shop for refund though, you just don't realize how important the master cue mix to headphones is.....until you don't have it.

Also LOVE the 8 hot cues!!

The price is right, but it does seem like it would be way more useful with the full version of Serato.

All of this for a decent price from one of the most credible brands in music hardware.

This is a great unit to start on or even for a lightweight mobile setup like I use it for.

Cheesy effects and scratching pads, no cue mix knob anymore from the SB2, overall good unit, but I should have opted for the next level up as this is barely outside the realm of a toy.

For those wanting to get into DJ work, good unit to gain entry into it.

Great DJ starter controller

Good starter or back up controller.

I think this is a great starter mixer for new dj's and for dj's who are about great sounding mixes with a decent array of effects

so I'm glad at least that feels like it has decent construction and quality of material there.

Good construction, nobs, and sliders a bit lightweight.

MIXXX, on the other hand, (free software!) allows you to direct the sound anywhere you want, bypassing the DDJ-SB3, while still keeping control over the trim, EQ, filtering, and playback control from the DDJ.

The free software does basically everything you need except allow you to record yourself.

I think this is a great starter mixer for new dj's and for dj's who are about great sounding mixes with a decent array of effects

I wish it had 3prong outputs for speakers and mixer, but overall great mixer, controller

Great beginner DJ controller that integrates with Serato

A really simple layout and a good beginner controller

Trim controls are great to have which were missing on the MTP3

The layout is familiar, and most controls can be mastered if you spend some quality time reading and experimenting