Ecler is a Spanish brand with over 50 years of experience in analog audio design and 40 years in the manufacture of DJ mixers.

NUO 2.0

The NUO 2.0 is a 2-channel analog mixer aimed at the professional DJ of any kind, regardless of the musical style. Whether you play house, techno, or hip hop, perform smoothly, or are a scratch DJ, the NUO 2.0 will satisfy all your needs thanks to its versatility and numerous features, such as the full-range, precise, and ergonomic equalizer, and the per-channel effects send control, in pre or post-fader mode, fader curve adjustments, and suitability for the award-winning ETERNAL magnetic crossfader for the professional scratch DJ.

Its magnificent sound quality and robust format, in addition to the balanced XLR Master output and Booth output for monitoring, also make it a perfect mixer for small installations.

WARM 2

WARM2 is Ecler's first rotary mixer inspired by The Warehouse in Chicago, a place that many consider the birthplace of House music back in 1977. This place ignited the spark that eventually became the House music scene we love and admire today.

WARM 4

WARM4 is Ecler's new analog rotary mixer.

Designed and manufactured at the Barcelona facilities, WARM4 is a mixer that maintains the classic structure of Ecler mixers, with completely redesigned circuitry and mechanics. This ranges from the new PCB that further improves the noise level and dynamic range, to the potentiometers screwed into the front panel, carefully assembled by hand by our production team.

Ecler presents a DJ tool never before included in a mixer: an analog subharmonic synthesizer. They have created their own circuit that allows the subharmonic generator to be tuned to different frequencies so that the DJ can adapt it according to the recorded song and the characteristics of the sound system.

ECLER DJ Eternal Crossfader

The ETERNAL concept has obvious advantages over other existing systems that use optical technology. Unlike optoelectronic elements, the inductive concept is resistant to smoke, moisture, temperature, and aging. Other electromagnetic systems found on the market are especially sensitive to the lateral space of the mechanism, and have heavier moving elements (magnets or iron plates) that add excessive weight to the crossfader. These systems usually have a strange feel that can bother very precise manipulations such as Scratching and Beat Juggling.