Back DJing. Is OMNIS-DUO the right choice for me?

That’s me back DJing after years out of the game, and I’m absolutely loving it again.
I play house, proper house music, always with plenty of old school classics thrown in. I use Rekordbox and, at the moment, I’ve been using the equipment in the bars where I DJ.
The problem, although it’s a good problem to have is that a few other bars around where I live in Thailand have seen me play and have asked me to DJ for them. I don’t own any gear anymore, so it’s time to buy something.
I’m about 80% set on the AlphaTheta OMNIS-DUO.
The portability and built in battery are a massive attraction. I can easily take it from bar to bar, and being in Thailand, the idea of being able to set up pretty much anywhere really appeals to me.
One thing worth mentioning: effects and loads of extra features aren’t important to me. I hardly use them.
I keep my mixing simple. Give me a good 1 minute mix, swap the bass at the right time, make the transition clean and let people hear the bloody song! 😂 That’s how I’ve always played.
I also want to stay with Pioneer/AlphaTheta because it’s the industry standard. I’m expecting to pick up some bigger gigs where I’ll be walking into a full CDJ setup, so keeping everything familiar makes sense. I’m comfortable on CDJs anyway, but familiarity is important.
So, for anyone actually using an OMNIS DUO, especially for bar gigs:
Would you buy one again?
Any drawbacks you’ve discovered after living with it for a while?
And for the way I DJ, is there anything else around the same price that you’d seriously consider instead?
Cheers from Thailand 🇹🇭🍻

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u/FrankyThai — 11 days ago
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Please don’t film in bars.

I recently watched a video where a guy who had just arrived in Phuket was filming inside a girly bar. Someone in the bar objected to being filmed, which I think was justified. However, the Scottish guy in the video seemed to think he was in the right. From my experience, there's an unspoken rule against filming in such places due to privacy concerns. About 20 years ago, during my first trip to Thailand, I heard of a tragic incident in Pattaya. A woman was filmed in a compromising situation at a hotel, and the video was posted online. She later saw the video herself and unfortunately took her own life. This incident has stayed with me, influencing my view on privacy in these environments. Personally, I wouldn't want to be filmed in any bar, regardless of the country. We go to these places to enjoy ourselves, not to be captured on someone else's video without consent. Btw I know I need to lose weight haha

u/FrankyThai — 3 months ago