Since September 2025 DOT mixer has been in continuous use as the house mixer at an audiophile bar in Bucharest, a space that combines a passion for music and minimalistic design. The venue impressed me with its strong focus on acoustic treatment and a careful selection of gear.

The heart of BAR TON’s sound setup is a large quadraphonic Genelec system, offering outstanding precision and dynamics.
It was a real pleasure to hear the DOT mixer there, and I keep receiving enthusiastic feedback from the DJs who use it at the bar. You can find DJ sets recorded with the DOT mixer on BAR TON’s YouTube channel.

The mixer made for BAR TON features an oyster white finish with a custom logo print that blends in beautifully.

German DJ Dana Ruh, active on the scene for years, chose DOT mixer.

Beyond her work as a DJ, she runs Brouqade Records label and 60 Waves record store, actively shaping and supporting a community around modern house music.

Working closely with professional DJs to create tools that match their playing style and align with their vision of DJing is a true honor for me.

DOT serial no. 03 was delivered to Arda Audio, a speaker manufacturer from Copenhagen.

I was lucky to deliver the mixer straight to the owner’s workshop and was given a factory tour. I was really impressed by the craftsmanship behind the speakers – all the woodwork is done in-house using modern machining techniques, and all the horns are carefully designed and then 3D-printed.

I’m really happy to have Arda among my customers. This company represents an honest, no-nonsense approach that is close to my heart.

The mixer has no surface finish – it’s raw aluminum, full of “imperfections” like scratches and bending marks. The owner appreciates the beauty of the raw material.

VOYA is a Brighton-based bar focused on carefully curated music, high-quality audio and drinks. Its programme brings together a diverse range of selectors, creating a space built around attentive listening and musical discovery.

DOT became part of the venue’s sound setup as a natural fit for this approach. For VOYA I created a custom version finished in natural brushed aluminium, with the venue’s own logo printed on the panel. The result is a one-off mixer designed specifically for the space.

Jay Tripwire is a Canadian minimal and tech-house veteran whose career spans more than two decades, with over 100 vinyl releases to his name.

For Jay, I built a custom DOT finished in matte fine-structured black with custom gold graphics. After spending time with the mixer, he described it as “the smoothest mixer I have ever played on,” praising the way tracks glue together, the channel curve and the rich, detailed sound. He also wrote that using DOT feels “less like a mixer and more like an instrument.”

Coming from someone with that much experience behind the decks and in the studio, his feedback means a great deal to the project.

DOT serial no. 01 was shipped to Tony – a rotary mixer collector, and a music and fashion enthusiast based in New York City, USA.

Tony is an active member of New York’s DJ scene and a passionate supporter of the rotary culture. With his curious and community-driven approach, he regularly organizes meetups for sound enthusiasts, giving people the chance to listen to and compare different rotary mixers. I’m really happy to have contributed a piece to Tony’s collection, and I’ve already received very good feedback on the mixer.

The mixer has the brand’s signature oyster white matte powder-coated finish.