This modular 4-channel DJ mixer offers optimal versatility for professionals mixing in clubs, studios, or at live events. With its multiple inputs (CD, Line, Phono, Mic) and advanced dual microphone section with dedicated effects, it enables precise, creative control of vocals and instruments. The BPM-synchronizable digital effects section enhances live performances, while USB connectivity makes recording and direct playback easy. Its sturdy rack-mount design ensures seamless integration into fixed or mobile setups.
| Number of channels | 4 modular main channels |
|---|---|
| Inputs | CD, Line, Phono, Microphone (up to 3 independent microphone inputs) |
| Microphone effects | Echo, Reverb, Vocal Cut, 3-band EQ |
| Digital effects | Delay, Echo, Flanger, Filter, Reverb (BPM-synchronizable) |
| Filters | Independent high-pass / low-pass filters on each channel |
| Audio outputs | Balanced Master XLR, Master RCA, Booth Out, Zone outputs |
| Audio interface | Built-in USB sound card |
| Format | 19-inch rack |
| Dimensions | 482,6 x 107,9 x 353,5 mm |
| Weight | 6,6 kg |
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