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Reloop RMX-10 BT

A basic, solidly built two-channel mixer with Bluetooth on either channel, but no filters, effects or USB.

Reloop RMX-10 BT at an angle

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2 of 3 professional reviews recommend it4.5/5 from 10 Thomann owners
Best for
First vinyl or CD setups, and house parties mixing in a phone over Bluetooth.
Skip it if
You want filters, effects, a booth output or a USB soundcard for DJ software.

The Internet’s Opinion

From 3 professional reviews and 3 owner reviews: a fair amount of evidence.

Two of three professional reviews recommend it and the third rates it 3.5 out of 5; all describe a solid, simple two-channel mixer for beginners at a fair price, and the Thomann owners who wrote at length agree on the build. The repeated reservations are stiff or uneven controls when new, no filters or effects, a fixed crossfader curve, and a Bluetooth link that can drop out when something blocks it.

2 recommend1 mixed0 avoid

What people praise

  • Solid metal build that feels sturdier than the price suggests
  • Simple layout that suits a first mixer
  • Fair price for what it does
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  • Clean, clear sound for a budget mixer
  • Compact and light
  • Bluetooth pairs easily and can feed either channel
  • User-replaceable crossfader

What to know first

  • Knobs and faders feel stiff or uneven when new
  • No filters or effects
  • Bluetooth link can drop out, especially through a door or a crowd
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  • Tiny cue select switch
  • One fixed crossfader curve

Owner ratings, as the retailers publish them

  • Thomann4.5/5from 10 ratings · read Oct 15, 2026
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3 professional reviews (2 recommend, 1 mixed, 0 avoid); 3 owner reviews read at Thomann (6 posted, 3 under 20 words); Guitar Center lists it with no reviewsCompiled 2026-10-11How this is compiled

Prices

Before you buy

Released
December 2019 (announced November 2019)
Status
Current

Works with

  • Turntables and CD playersPhono and line inputs

    Each channel has a phono and a line RCA input chosen by a selector switch (phono, CD or Bluetooth), with ground screws for turntables Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop (instruction manual)), checked 2026-10-11

  • Phone, tablet or laptop over BluetoothEither channel

    Built-in Bluetooth input that can be routed to both channels; the Bluetooth function switches itself off after 30 minutes without a connection Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop (instruction manual)), checked 2026-10-11

  • Microphone6.3 mm, volume only

    6.3 mm TS microphone input with its own volume control, routed straight to the master Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop (instruction manual)), checked 2026-10-11

  • Headphones6.3 mm jack

    6.3 mm headphone output with level, cue select and a cue mix control for blending the cued channel with the master Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-11

  • Replacement crossfaderUser-replaceable

    The 45 mm crossfader is user-replaceable Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-11

You’ll also need

  • Audio cablesNot in the box

    Reloop lists only the power cord and operating instructions as included Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop (instruction manual)), checked 2026-10-11

  • Speakers or amplifier with RCA inputsRCA-only outputs

    The master and record outputs are RCA only, with no booth output; speakers with XLR or jack inputs need RCA adapter cables Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop (instruction manual)), checked 2026-10-11

  • Playback sourcesNo USB

    Inputs are two phono, two line, one microphone and Bluetooth; Reloop lists no USB connection, so a laptop connects over Bluetooth or a line-level cable Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop (instruction manual)), checked 2026-10-11

Key specs

Channels
2
EQ
3-band per channel (100Hz / 1kHz / 10kHz)
Crossfader
45mm, user-replaceable, fixed curve
Inputs
2x phono (RCA), 2x line (RCA), Bluetooth, 6.3mm mic
Outputs
Master (RCA), Rec (RCA), 6.3mm headphones
Weight
1.72kg
All 9 specifications
Bluetooth
Pairing button, routable to either channel
Frequency response
20Hz – 20kHz
Dimensions
180 × 260 × 70mm

9 of 9 figures sourced; hover one for its source

Our take

Tony AllenWritten from the sources on this page, not from a loan unit.

Two of three professional reviews recommend it and Bonedo gives it 3.5 out of 5. All three, and the three Thomann owners who wrote at length, describe a solid, simple mixer suited to a first turntable or CD setup. The reservations repeat too: stiff or uneven controls when new, no filters or effects, one fixed crossfader curve, and a Bluetooth link that can drop out through a door. Buy it as a basic starter mixer; skip it for scratch practice.

What it is

Status, October 2026: current. Reloop still lists the RMX-10 BT on its site.

What it is

The RMX-10 BT is a compact two-channel DJ mixer with a Bluetooth input from Reloop, the German DJ equipment brand, announced in November 2019 and on sale from December 2019 (Reloop product page). It has no USB connection or software, so every source arrives as an analogue signal or over Bluetooth.

Each channel has a phono input and a line input on RCA, and a selector switch picks phono, CD (line) or Bluetooth for that channel, so a phone or laptop paired over Bluetooth can play through either side. Ground screws take turntable earth leads. Each channel has a gain control, a three-band EQ for low, mid and high, and a line fader, and a 45 mm crossfader, which you can replace yourself, blends the two. The Bluetooth button blinks while waiting for a device, stays lit once paired, and switches the function off after 30 minutes without a connection.

A 6.3 mm TS microphone input has its own level control and goes straight to the master. The headphone section on a 6.3 mm jack has a level control, a cue select switch and a cue mix control that blends the cued channel with the master. Outputs are master and record on RCA, with the record output independent of the master level; there is no booth output.

It runs from mains power with a built-in supply, uses 3.5 W, and quotes 20 Hz to 20 kHz. It measures 180 x 260 x 70 mm and weighs 1.72 kg. Reloop lists the power cord and the operating instructions as the box contents, so audio cables are extra.

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