Numark Axis 9 Tabletop CD Player

I got a pair of these must be 3 years ago and one is just starting to go out................ they got quite a bit of use at home mostly some gigs not many. For the money they are a great deal and very ez to use. All the controls are straight forward and user friendly (kinda Mac like).
I'm a little bummed one is on the fritz and think it should have lasted a little longer. That being said I'm still happy with my purchase. If your getting into Djing and dont have the bucks for the Pioneers these are a great way to go

I bought two of these Numarks axis 9 tabletop CD Player, I'm proud of my deal. It works good. It does everything that I expected from it. It's for professional use but it's easy to manipulate.

i've been gigging regularly with these babies for almost 2 years without any problems. as far as layout and interface, i even prefer them to pioneer 1000's - i think the cueing is easier as well as pitch adjustment. pay no attention to these other commentators - they are clearly not pro djs. these cdjs are fantastic, although i did have some problems with one when it was new but numark replaced it no problem. great for beginners or pros.

I have them almost one month now and I have done six gigs with them, so far they are doing the job very well I would recomend this player for young DJ's now starting out.

I don't know if my problem was typical or not, but I had an Axis 9 for less than a year before the display began to glitch and the player started taking longer and longer to cue. Before long, it stopped playing altogether. Mind you, it never left the bedroom - it wasn't dropped, shipped, or otherwise mistreated. I took it for repair at a reputable shop and was told it wasn't repairable. Bam - out 400 bucks.

Again- don't know if this is typical Numark quality or not, but I'm switching to Pioneer.

I will say, I did enjoy it while it worked. The effects were cool, and the re-start function allowed for some unique mixing. The short lifespan turneed me off unfortunately.