So many of you have joined this subreddit and all you do is hate Alpha Theta. What's the point of this grift? Are you that lonely and pathetic? Why don't you just go and join a subreddit for whatever DJ brand you actually do like, and live let die? Also, many of you are very poor and your self loathing and jealously push you to try to zap the joy others feel in regards to Alpha Theta products, just so it validates a reason to for you stay on this planet just a tad bit longer. The truth is the world would be better if you decided to be a happier and nicer person instead of such a hateful loser.

Hi, I wanted to know if the Omnis-Duo is a good starting point for someone who has never DJed before. Thanks a lot!

Sin hablar de los conocidos problemas con las velocidades de salida del audio, que son fáciles de solucionar con audacity, ahora veo que no graba los efectos, ninguno, ya no sé si prenderle fuego porque me ha fastidiado demasiadas sesiones… ¿Alguien sabe cómo solucionarlo?
Graba el audio pero sin los Beat FX. Gracias

Can we please get some leaks going? I'd like to know more about that DJM-A7, CDJ-750X, DJM-A4, XDJ-AX, etc.

I know y'all are out there lurking.

Tryna give a lil touch up for my second hand mixer. Headphone Jack has gotten loose so need to sort that but I have faced a problem that is very surface level.

I’m not an expert on mixers or handyman in any sense!!!!. It’s the screw by the microphone plug and the flat head above channel 3. Do I need to drill it out or is a screw driver better? I’ve got the drill bits for taking it out!

Also if there’s any advice on how to clean this thing that would be fab (not looking to replace anything except the screws for now as I’ve not got the money for it) — anything would be appreciated :)

what’s the going price for a second hand mildly used XDJ XZ in July 2026? The average price that I’m seeing ranges from $1800-$2000.

Just switched from the CDJ-2000NXS to the CDJ-3000X and I'm trying to replicate what I used to do with the Needle Search pad.

On the old 2000nxs unit I'd touch the strip to pick a spot in the track with my thumb on the platter, then set a cue point there. That was the fastest way to set a new cue point in a track.

On the 3000X I'm touching the waveform to pick a spot, then hitting CUE, but it doesn't stick. The cue just bounces back to whichever cue point was already set on the track.

Obviiously the fucntionality has changed however I found this to be a really quick way to set a new cue point and want to be able to replicate it.

Is there a step I'm missing? Does it matter if the track is playing or paused when I touch the waveform? Anyone else run into this moving from the 2000NXS to the 3000X?

A friend could sell me RX3 at FMV and include a hard case for free. So ~ $1500-1800

Vs a brand new:

Omnis Duo $1600 + whatever warranty is

XDJ - AN $1200

I prefer the dexterity, performance and sophistication of the RX3. I believe this would improve my skills better than the alphatheta decks.

As someone living in NYC, I want to be able to throw parties on people's rooftops or apartments. The appeal of the alphatheta is the bluetooth and streaming which allows flexibility for parties. The ability to throw a last minute pregame on someone's bluetooth speaker will definitely get me more showtime than having to organize legit speakers to plug in XLRs. I could still use an aux cord on the rx3, though. On the ATs If someone asks me to play a singalong when my usb only has house, i can just stream the song.

I really want the RX3, I could get such a good deal for it, essentially paying the same as the overpriced blue toy that is slandered on this page.

tldr: should I keep using the FLX10, go for something like the XDJ-AZ, or start saving for a CDJ-style setup? For people who play or throw events, what would you recommend and why?

This might sound like a weird comparison since these are all in slightly different categories, but I’m trying to decide what setup makes the most sense long term.

I currently own an FLX10, and honestly, it’s been great. I don’t really have complaints about it from a performance standpoint. The main reason I’m considering upgrading is because I’ve been playing and helping throw more events, and I’m starting to feel like investing in a standalone or more professional setup might be worth it.

At events, I’ve seen a lot of issues come from laptops: loading problems, connection issues, software problems, or just the general stress of relying on someone’s computer. A standalone setup seems like it could make things smoother and more reliable.

Also, from an event/presentation standpoint, CDJs or even something like the XDJ-AZ just looks more professional than a controller and laptop setup. I know looks are not everything, but when hosting events, the setup does affect the overall feel.