which 802? most of the models linked were an 802

Edit cause tis the wrong 802.

Actually found an 802 on ebay for 35
The deal is mine!

Berhringer 802's are 60 bucks new at guitar center. I'd get on that shit before the deal is over.

When I move away from the DJ setup I'm currently using I plan on the Allen and Heath ZED-14

FireWire can be added to any PC, I have built in FireWire on my HP laptop, by you can get expansion cards for standard laptops

I like this behringer mixer:

but I have a yamaha mixer on the way, which is nicer. Costs the double.

That's a nice unit! I'm a PC, so firewire is a stretch for me. But that really is a nice piece of equipment. Mackie gear is always great.

if you decide when you eventually go for a mackie upgrade and that you'd like to multi-track (and have access to a computer with firewire), you may want to consider the Mackie Onyx 820i http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/control … ;A=details very similar to the vlz series, but slightly better EQs (one channel is 4 band and takes stereo or mono, the two mono channels have sweepable mids & can work as guitar or bass DI) plus each channel can be send to a separate channel in your  DAW over firewire .. overall though, mackies are solid as hell
for cheaper brands, tapco & soundcraft are both pretty good options and even behringer's do fine in a pinch or just in live settings, just tend to be less durable and develop noise issues over time

@Moriokun I have looked at that very mixer. Nice to get a first-hand review. It's where I will probably end up. Low on cash and short on time at the moment, so something quick and simple is where im stuck unfortunately.

I saw Nullsleep last november and he had a Mackie 802-VLZ3. I got mine about 2 months ago and love it. I get 3 stereo channels and 2 monos. Has effects send and return and I can mix the aux by each channel. Super compact, about the size of large science text book and weighs a couple pounds. Not to mention this thing is really rugged so It will probably last me for years. Might be a little more than what you are looking for though.

Agreed with the Soundcraft. Bought it a while long ago, never failed me, does the job perfectly. Just wish it had a stereo input insead of mono on first two channeles with equalizer. Otherwise I have to split gameboy into two separate mono channels, which isn't so bad I suppose.

That's what I have and I really do like it.  Perfect desktop mixer for all your turntable, PC, and gadget needs.

$49? FOUR stereo ins? (!)