https://serato.com/dj/hardware
Your Serato SL3 works with SeratoDJ.
If you want to have integrated soundcard in the mixer and have specific controls on the mixer pre-mapped to Serato DJ then you would need to buy a SeratoDJ enabled mixer. However, as you have the SL3, there is no specific need to have the soundcard integrated into the mixer.
In fact you could use literally any 2 channel mixer on the market - they will work with your Serato box. If you want to add midi controls for some of the functions in Serato, literally any midi controller would work. If you are at a push, then even your phone can work as a midi controller. It all depends on your budget - which you state is £300 - too low to buy a mixer with SeratoDJ enabled (cos it includes the expensive Serato soundcard in it... which you already have).
Which leaves you in the position of looking for a 2 channel mixer that best suits your needs...
There are many on the market, are you scratching or just mixing?
Try to stay away from budget brands such as Numark etc. The latest DJ Tech mixers look interesting though.
The best advice would be to get yourself on a train down to Kilburn in London to try some out for yourself at "Sapphires Sound and Light" shop. You may end up getting something you would not have thought about.
You could flog the DJM600 and the SL3 and maybe have enough to buy the cheapest SeratoDJ enabled mixer second hand if you really wanted to. But in my opinion, keeping the external soundcard is the better option.
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