Omnitronic TRM-402

This thing is amazing...the build and sound quality is phenomenal for it's pricepount and far beyond expectations. Been using Pioneer DJM's for years (600/800/Nexus 2) and even tried out an E&S a couple of times but this little analogue powerhouse blew me away right from the start. It is limited (no effects or digital in/outputs) to pure mixing tracks/records but it's fun and sounds and feels smooth as butter. The fact you can hook up to eight audio sources is surprisingly handy in a home setup, and for live performance the XLR balanced booth output is a very welcome bonus too (something which is featured very rarely on other mixers, even the far more expensive rotaries don't usually have this).

If you want to dip your toes into analogue rotary heaven without having to sell a kidney this is the one...75% of the sound and build quality of an E&S at 15% of the price, nothing beats this kind of value for money.