Reloop Elite

You can purchase a Sounds Market certified Reloop Elite from any country in the European Union. We ship to Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Sweden, among other EU countries, with the exception of some island countries and territories. If the Reloop Elite is offered by a private seller, shipping options are more limited.

Yes, the Reloop Elite is designed for Serato DJ Pro and integrates control of its main functions directly into the mixer. Connecting it unlocks the use of Serato DJ Pro and Serato DVS, so you can work with turntables and control vinyl without needing an additional license for these features.

The Reloop Elite stands out for its three Mini Innofader Pro faders, 16 velocity-sensitive RGB pads, and two OLED displays. It also features Tweak FX effects, two USB ports for simultaneous computer connections, and a dual audio interface with 10 inputs and 10 outputs—features especially useful for scratching and turntablism.

Yes, it's a mixer specifically designed for scratching and turntablism. Its three Mini Innofader Pro faders allow for precise adjustment of the curve and cutoff point, while the reverse controls and performance pads facilitate the execution of advanced techniques. It's an interesting option for battle DJs using Serato DJ Pro.

Yes, it has two USB ports that allow you to connect two computers simultaneously and switch between them during a session without having to disconnect any cables. This feature is especially useful for shared DJ sets or when you need to prepare a transition between two Serato DJ Pro setups.

Yes, buying a used Reloop Elite can be a more affordable way to access a professional mixer designed for scratching and DVS. Before buying, it's a good idea to check the condition of the three faders, the pads, the OLED displays, the USB ports, and the audio inputs and outputs. A unit refurbished by Sounds Market, inspected by professionals, and with a one-year warranty offers greater peace of mind.

The DJM-S7 and the Reloop ELITE are two-channel mixers designed for scratching and DVS with Serato DJ Pro. Both feature 16 performance pads, but the S7 adds a Scratch Bank, Combo Pad, and 22 Beat FX, while the ELITE has up to 12 pad modes per deck and two OLED displays. Regarding faders, the S7 uses the MAGVEL FADER PRO, while the ELITE has three Innofader Pro faders, including the crossfader and channel faders.

The ELITE stands out for its dual 10-in/10-out audio interface, two USB-B connections for switching between computers, and advanced routing functions for DVS and Serato. The S7, on the other hand, adds Bluetooth, compatibility with both Serato DJ Pro and rekordbox, and a more compact and lightweight design. Therefore, the ELITE is primarily geared towards advanced DVS setups, while the S7 prioritizes greater versatility and portability.

The Rane Seventy and the Reloop ELITE are two-channel mixers geared towards scratching and DVS with Serato DJ Pro. Both feature 16 performance pads, but use different fader solutions: the Seventy has three adjustable MAG FOUR faders, while the ELITE has three Innofader Pro faders. The ELITE also offers two OLED displays and up to 12 pad modes per deck.

In terms of connectivity, the ELITE stands out with its dual 24-bit audio interface, two USB-B ports for computers, and two USB-A ports for controllers. The Seventy, on the other hand, adds two microphone inputs, two AUX inputs, a Session connection, and integration specifically designed for the Rane and Serato ecosystem.

The Rane Seventy-Two and the Reloop ELITE are two-channel mixers designed for scratching and DVS with Serato DJ Pro. The Seventy-Two features a 4.3"" touchscreen, two Flex FX engines, and 16 pads, while the ELITE boasts two OLED screens, 16 RGB pads, and three mini Innofader Pros for both the crossfader and channel faders.

Another key difference lies in the audio interface: the ELITE offers a dual USB interface with 10 inputs and 10 outputs, allowing simultaneous connection of two computers. The Seventy-Two, on the other hand, stands out for its touch controls and two independent effects engines. For pure scratching, both offer high-precision faders; the choice primarily depends on whether you prioritize the Rane's touchscreen and Flex FX or the ELITE's connectivity, Innofaders, and control system.