The Behringer DX1000 is a legendary late-90s DJ mixer, especially popular in early club setups and radio studios. It was actually Behringer’s first serious DJ mixer, launched around 1999 and discontinued later. Overview Type: Professional analog DJ mixer Channels: 7 total (5 stereo + 2 mic/line) Era: ~1999–2010 Use case: Clubs, DJs, installations, broadcast setups Think of it as a “budget club mixer” from the analog era. Key Features 5 dual stereo inputs → up to 10 audio sources 2 microphone channels with preamps 3-band EQ on every channel + kill switch 100 mm long faders (smooth, studio-style) VCA crossfader (replaceable, adjustable) X/Y routing system for DJ mixing PFL (pre-listen) monitoring on all channels Talkover function (for mic priority) Multiple outputs: Main out (XLR balanced) Record out (with/without mic) Aux send/return