It’s definitely staying true to the DJ Console RMX ethic. Inside that bag is the DJ Console RMX2, fully enclosed in a polystyrene wrap, plus second polystyrene mould containing the USB cord and a power adaptor with US, UK and European adaptors (it needs external power to function). The unit comes in a cardboard box of course, but inside the box, it is contained within a black nylon, messenger-style carry bag – I can’t think of any other DJ controller that comes with a bag too. Can the DJ Console RMX2 put those problems right, and compete in today’s crowded market? Let’s find out… First impressions And now we have the DJ Console RMX2 ( US$296 / £253 ), its direct replacement.Ī lot has changed in digital DJing since that first DJ Console RMX came out, and while the original model was well-built, reliable and won many fans, it was also clunky to use and had poor jogwheels. Like the Vestax VCI-100, it was a controller that helped digital DJing get established. Hercules was one of the first companies in the digital DJing arena (the first DJ controller review I ever wrote was of one of its products, nearly 10 years ago). But the Hercules DJ Console RMX was the model that really put the company on the map. The Hercules DJ Console RMX2 improves on the popular DJ Console RMX in a few vital areas, while adding some clear nods to current DJ controller trends like pads you can bash… Review: Hercules DJ Console RMX2 Controller
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