To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if there is no sound from my Numark CD MIX-2 Music Mixer?
If you're not getting any sound from your Numark Music Mixer, ensure that the output cables are correctly connected. Also, verify that your amplifier is properly set up.
Why does my Numark CD MIX-2 Music Mixer sound skip?
If your Numark Music Mixer is skipping, it might be due to vibrations or physical shock affecting the CD player. Try changing the installation location to minimize these disturbances. Also, a dirty disc can cause skipping, so clean the disc.
How to fix hum noise in Numark Music Mixer?
To eliminate hum noise in your Numark Music Mixer, make sure all audio plugs are firmly connected. Loose cable connections often cause this issue.
What to do if my Numark Music Mixer programmed disc play will not function?
If the programmed disc play on your Numark Music Mixer isn't working, it might be because the CD player is in normal disk play mode. To fix this, hold down the Program button for 3 seconds and then program the tracks.
What to do if Numark Music Mixer disc play does not start?
If the disc play on your Numark Music Mixer doesn't start, it could be due to the disc being loaded upside down or the disc being too dirty. Reload the disc with the label side up or clean the disc.
How to troubleshoot Numark Music Mixer power not turning on?
If your Numark Music Mixer fails to power on, check the power plug connection at the AC outlet and ensure the IEC power cord is securely connected to the rear of the unit. Insert the power plug firmly into the AC outlet and make sure the connection is good in the unit's rear.
General| Mixer Channels | 2 |
|---|---|
| EQ | 3-band EQ per channel |
| Crossfader | Yes |
| Effects | No built-in effects |
| Type | CD Player and Mixer |
| CD Player | Dual |
| Inputs | 2x RCA line/phono, 2x 1/4" mic |
| Outputs | Master, Headphone |
| Pitch Control | ±12% |
| Jog Wheel | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Dimensions | 482.6 x 279.4 x 101.6 mm |
| Weight | 5.4 kg |
Covers reading instructions, retaining them, heeding warnings, following instructions, water/moisture, heat, ventilation, and power sources.
Details power cord protection, object/liquid entry, cleaning, non-use periods, service, grounding, and voltage selectors.
Explains FCC regulations for radio frequency energy and how to reduce interference in residential installations.
Provides basic service instructions, including critical component replacement and double insulation.
Lists the key features of the CD player section, including anti-shock, looping, and pitch control.
Details the primary functions of the mixer section, such as EQ, crossfader, and microphone inputs.
Covers cleaning controls, power connections, and using appropriate, high-quality cables for best audio.
Advises on servicing, amplifier use, clipping, and preventing moisture damage to protect equipment.
Describes controls like OPEN/CLOSE, TIME, TRACK, PITCH, CUE, PLAY/PAUSE, LOOP, and RELOOP/STUTTER.
Details the meaning of each indicator on the CD player's LCD screen, such as PLAY, PAUSE, CUE, and TIME MODE.
Explains controls like input faders, EQ, crossfader, mic inputs, master controls, and headphone settings.
Details rear panel connections including RCA inputs, GND, Line/Phono switch, Outputs, Mic Input, and Power.
Explains how to start playback, pause, set a cue point, and use the back cue function.
Details the process of refining or setting new cue points using the jog wheel.
Guides on matching the tempo of two tracks using the pitch slider and monitoring.
Explains using the jog wheel for temporary pitch adjustments to align drum beats.
Demonstrates a practical example of mixing two tracks using the CD player and mixer.
Describes how to set the start (LOOP IN) and end (LOOP OUT) points for seamless looping.
Explains how to move the LOOP IN and LOOP OUT points while a loop is active or to redefine them.
Details how to use the RELOOP button to repeat a previously set loop.
Covers pre-programming loops, editing points, playing loops, and erasing loop presets.
Explains the meaning of the LED indicators for LOOP IN and LOOP OUT states.
Details how to use the STUTTER/RELOOP button for seamless playback from cue or loop points.
Instructions on how to safely turn off the CD player, ensuring the disc tray is closed.
Provides a guide to common problems like no power, no sound, or skipping, with corrective actions.
Details technical specs for CD players including quantization, frequency response, S/N ratio, and output levels.
Provides input/output impedance, equalizer range, crosstalk, and other overall technical data.
Covers warranty terms, what is covered, purchaser obligations, and liability limitations.
Outlines the steps for obtaining a Return Authorization number and sending equipment for repair.
