MixerRemix

Based in Bristol UK, we design, service and manufacture reproduction parts for DJ mixers..
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17/11/2025

On its way to a new owner is this brilliant Vestax PDX-3000 turntable with MIDI. As with everything we sell it had a complete service prior to sale. This included, all new ALPS tact switches, new LED mains switch, power cable, ultra pitch and our own pitch fader assembly. The electronics were checked and any weak solder joints were reflowed. The previous owner had changed the tonearm so we reverted it back to the correct stock and also included a PDX-3000 slipmat to complete the look.

15/11/2025

Coming up for sale soon is this beautiful pair of Vestax FDG-1 3 band isolators. A great accompaniment to mixers such as the PMC-50, PMC-55 etc. Waiting on some new ALPS pots to complete the service before they go on the store, complete with our DC-15 PSUs.

13/11/2025

Finally, you can replace the pitch fader on your Vestax PDX-2000 onwards turntables.
After years of repairing worn-out units, we designed a complete replacement assembly that installs easily and restores full pitch and tone control — no more overpaying for rare parts. Available now on our site.

21/10/2025

Rare to see one, let alone two. These have now been fully serviced and are in tip top condition. The one on the right features our brand new 3mm aluminium crossfader faceplate.

08/10/2025

From the Deku Tree to the DJ scene. Grab our latest serviced Vestax PMC-07 Pro Black edition now available on the site.

30/09/2025

Please put the soldering iron down.

13/09/2025

We’re just starting to get in our panels from our orders. One of my favourites is this Vestax DF-500 rotary kit for the PMC-500. Cut from 3mm thick anodised aluminium, all the holes are CNC milled and the artwork is silk screen printed on. Each rotary kit is hand assembled by me on our own boards with JST connectors, ALPS blue velvet pots and 5% tolerance resistors like the original. The k***s are milled from solid aluminium, bead blasted to give a textured feel and then anodised. All together this makes for an absolutely superb upgrade for the PMC-500.

12/09/2025

What lies beneath 😱. This PMC-07 had intermittent power supply issues, found the I/O board had been absolutely massacred. Lifted traces, burnt off pads and toasted parts of the board. My temporary repair isn’t particularly beautiful but it works, I think my next step will be to create a “graft” board which mimics the traces and sits on top of the existing PCB which can then be soldered in place by surrounding components.

11/09/2025

NERD ALERT: I’ve had an influx of Rane TTM series mixers come in for service / sale. It’s frequently the case that the faders have died after being connected incorrectly. So after sent over a Rane Sixty One which has a different type of fader PCB I decided to make my own PCB which bridges both versions. Mimicking the design it uses the same sensors, surface mount caps and connectors as the originals but enables you to swap it between 8 different models. The 6 pin header is gold plated and also shows the pin out for easy troubleshooting. This was a super satisfying build to make and will be available in the store soon.

03/09/2025

We’re building up more of our Vestax IF-05 compatible input faders (used in the 05, 06) Each one is carefully handmade. Custom designed gold plated PCBs, gold plated Molex headers, carefully bent and soldered Yageo resistors and Nichicon capacitors for reliability.

02/09/2025

It’s not just Vestax we work on. We had this A&H Xone 62 come in for a repair, apparently none of the line inputs were working but phono was. Checking the schematic we found that it’s a direct connection from line to each channel card which is shared by both inputs so if phono was working there wasn’t much to go wrong except for the headers or the ribbon cables. I wasn’t able to replicate the fault prior to disassembly but just in case I re-soldered the headers, checked the ribbon cables, serviced the faders and gave the buttons and faceplate an ultrasonic bath before thoroughly testing the unit.

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Bristol

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http://www.MixerRemix.com/

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