I Bought One (Not From Dj Superstore) The Attraction Was A Midi Controllert With Built In Usb To Audio Interface And Mixer So The Only Other Box Needed Was A Laptop - Wrong ! The Brain Dead Moron Who Designed The Microphone Mixing Routing Should Be Shot And Behringer Are Keeping His Identity Secret By Replying To My Emails With Nonsense. Avoid.

Totally Crap. Latency Issues - Stifle Up My Creativity. Ok If You Just Want To Press Play. I Had More Luck Operating Traktor With My Mouse. Might Work For Some, For Who Knows What Kind Of Work, But It's not really worth your time. contacted behringer, they were up for some clowning, admitted that there was an issue, returned traktor, and held on to the bcd3000 because i thought it might work with some other software. i was wrong, totally crap. i have 2 operating systems, pro and vista took me hours to configure it each time, half the control surfacey parameter things not working with any with parameter mapping features. sold it of to someone who wanted it. now they have sold it on since. total crap. i feel sorry for anyone trying to take this thing live, it's like going on stage with a dart lodged in the eye. not good. i am wondering if all usb djing consoles are this bad. i hope i am wrong, really wrong, and that my wasted time on the phone to germany is just an isolated incident. oh dear, i have another window open and someone else has had the same issues. not even worth 1 for poor. because 'poor' is something that happens for some sad reason. crap or nil points however happens all the time, when you least expect it. total crap/5

I Find The Bcd3000 To Be Well Built, And For Its Main Use (Dj Controller), Very Capable. Sound Quality Is Good, As Is Latency (On Windows Xp Here). There Is A Known Problem With The Mic Input. The Input Is Shared With Deck A - So You Can't use both at once (so therefore useless). this was confirmed by behringer support who returned my email in under 1 day. i was considering returning it (not purchased from djss), but the core functionality was superb for my needs. i opted to get a low-cost mixer with 5-band eq, and separate mic inputs, more expense, but it keeps my rig flexible. i've mounted some rca's in my case so can take external devices, ie mp3 players/cd's etc. i'm using virtual dj on a low-spec itx pc, and its proven to be reliable. i was using the hercules mk2, which is a low class imo- but the mic input does work on that one.. however, the behringer feels much better and the cue/start buttons do what they are told!

Awful Piece Of Kit. Poorly Built And Has A Tendency To Randomly Fail And Need Re-Booting. The Description Says It Lets You Scratch Your Mp3 Files. We'll, that may be true in theory, but the jog wheels are so useless its practically impossible, especially when you take into account the latency present between it and the software (in my case traktor.) also, the microphone input doesn't work with os x at all. i've tried a lot of things to get it right too, with very limited success. it's okay to begin with when you are getting your head around the concepts of djing in your bedroom, and its compact size is a plus in that sense, but after a while it just gets frustrating. especially when you want to go out on the road and do gigs with it. it failed twice on me at gigs, and it has subsequently been replaced with something more substantial. a good start for beginners, but useless in a professional environment.

I Do Not Have The 3000. I Purchased The Bcd2000 When It Came Out.Let's start with behringer's support or lack of support. i have sent them i don't know how many emails and i have not had one reply back from them. if you want to know what is going on with the people that purchased the bcd2000 please go to xylio's forum. in short we have been left hanging. you may have better luck than me but all i am saying is buyer beware!!!!!!!!!!!

Is This Thing Out Yet, Or Do We Have To Wait Another Year I’M Fed Up Looking For Availability Is There A Better Alternative Midi Controller With Dual Sound Output Like The Bcd3000???

Excellent. I Started Using The Bcd2000 And Spent About 50 Hours To Config Traktor3 To Use The Midi Controller. Brought This Package And Saved Myself Around £100 As Well As Not Having To Spend Hours Of My Own Time Getting It To Work. A Mark Of Excellence To Behringer And Native Instruments.

Bcd3000 Is Now Including The Excellent Traktor 3 Software Rather Than The Limited Bdj Software That Came With The Bcd2000. Seems Like The Best Thing For Dj's looking to make that move to pc based djing.*****