With a street price of under $200 in the US, the arrival of the DDJ-FLX2 controller from AlphaTheta is a sign that the company is targeting not just professional DJs, but beginners as well. With support for Rekordbox, Algoriddim’s Djay, and Serato DJ Lite, and both computers and mobile devices, the FLX2 lives up to its name by being a highly flexible as well as affordable device, which could see it appearing under a lot of trees this Christmas.
Check out Mojaxx’s full review of the DDJ-FLX2 controller from AlphaTheta on DJcityTV.
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